Preventive Medicine Promises Supreme Science in Dieting Talks
The 1929 interview with Sir Arbuthnot Lane discusses future medical progress driven by prevention. He argues ultra violet rays and artificial sunlight aid health, stresses dieting for longevity, and says the physician of the future will be a preventor of ills. He compares life to an automobile and links bad feeding to cancer and other diseases.
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Arbuthnot Lane
Henry T. Russeli
Preventab
George
Speier
Sir Arbuthnot
Five Chauncey Mines Active In Chauncey Area
Chauncey April 17. Five mines in Chauncey and vicinity were marked for work today. Chauncey Mine Nos. 25 9 10 255 and 86 on Halleyhua are operating. The Manhattan Mine No. 25 at Chauncey was in operation Monday and Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Manhattan
Fragmented inquiry on debts and postwar Europe
The speaker questions whether the nations owe 22 billion dollars and reflects on Europe after the war. They remark on modern branding and schooling, mentioning codes, colors, and pervasive adoption of a new product or idea.
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Europe
Benders Proposal for State Legislature Apportions by Population Approved
Columbus April 17 The attorney general approved a synopsis of State Senator George H Benders constitutional amendment proposing legislative apportionment by population The plan sets House seats not more than 120 Senate seats not more than 36 and uses census data to determine ratios Rural counties would join neighboring counties for districting Dallas Sullivan Union County leaders urge rural lawmakers to oppose the measure
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Columbus
U.P
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Gilbert Bettman
Bender
House
Senate
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Britain Wants A Lottery And Other Thoughts
Arthur Brisbane argues that the Hoover message was delayed and discusses usury, stock speculation, and Federal Reserve policy. He cites W. Durant on money and calls out high interest rates as a national issue while noting the press hush before the president’s address. The piece closes with a note that the discussion continues on page four.
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Britain
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Incorporated
Federal Reserve
Bell Labs payroll robbery injures boy and patrolman
Four bandits opened fire on a payroll taxi outside Bell Telephone Company laboratories. A boy and a patrolman guarding the payroll were wounded as the bandits seized about 30,000 dollars before fleeing.
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New York
U.P
Bell Telephone Company Laboratories
Amarillo Men Refuse to Pay Chicago Opera Debt
Amarillo editor W R Gene Howe, famed for his outspoken views on Mary Garden and the Chicago Grand Opera Company, inspires local backlash. One thousand businessmen planned a grand dinner to honor Howe, while 16 Amarillo stakeholders who backed a $10,000 opera guarantee refuse payment, saying the goods were not delivered as described.
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Gene
Lindbergh
Amarillo
Howe
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Cow
West Texas
Ernest Thompson
Stale Bread Exchange Leads to 14 Arrests
The State Department of Agriculture prepares affidavits against 14 bakers dealers and drivers from Bellevue and Columbus for practicing the stale bread exchange trick. Stale bread is allegedly collected at one store and left at another as fresh bread, a practice said to be statewide and to trigger arrests in several cities.
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Columbus
U.P
Food and Dairies Division
State Department of Agriculture
Bellevue and
O. J. Bailey
Logan Blue Lodge Work Is Praised
Logan Blue Lodge No. 171 F and A M reports record attendance at the annual inspection with 235 present including 53 from nearby lodges. Lancaster district inspector Ros De Laney observed the Master’s degree work as officers and the degree team were praised. Refreshments followed, catered by a committee led by Lloyd A. Mount. Worshipful Master Lawrence Adcock and secretary M. G. Harbaugh led the lodge. Harbaugh was absent ill.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge
A. M
Ros de Laney
Lancaster
Lloyd A. Mount
Lawrence Adcock
M. G. Harbaugh
Harbaugh
YEGGS GET 200 IN BREAK-IN AT CENTRAL HIGH
Youthful suspects escaped with two hundred dollars after breaking into the board of education safe at Central High School last night. A later checkup confirmed the amount. Police continue investigations and expect further charges.
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Akron
Yegrss
Board of Education
Central High School
Rousey Custody Appeal Brief Filed in Ohio Court
Attorney for Mrs. Kathryn Rousey filed a brief in the Court of Appeals at Pomeroy on the Worstell ruling over custody of Jennie Sue Rousey. The two parents each hold two children. Mrs. Rousey seeks to keep Jennie Sue with herself in Cincinnati.
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Athens
Court of Appeals
Drink Gin or Stay Home Edict Chills Chicago Teens
Chicago reports a coroner jury linking parental lax discipline to the death of George Lux in a grammar school party accident. Virginia Graf 18 testified that girls must drink to stay in social circles, while educators questioned modern teen party norms and parental oversight.
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Chicago
U.R
George Lux
Virginia Graf
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Law
Virginia
Samuel Stevens
Northwestern
Former Syracuse Woman Injured in Columbus
POMEROY April 17. Relatives report probable fatal injuries in Columbus to Mrs. Bailey 85 formerly Mrs. Horace Church of Syracuse. After Mr. Church's Civil War death she moved to Columbus and later married another soldier named Bailey. A stroke and a fall down stairs are cited as the likely cause. The Church family adopted a girl now Mrs. Guy Chase of Columbus. Mrs. Pownall wife of Captain Henry Pownall of Pomeroy is a near relative.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Bailey
Horace Church
Syracuse
Church
Guy Chase
Pownall
Henry Pownall
Raid Seizes 1000 Bottles and 70 Gallons at New Straitsville Home
Prohibition officers raided D. J. Griffith in New Straitsville finding 1069 bottles of beer and 70 gallons of mash. Griffith and two assistants were arrested for manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor as a crowd watched the destruction of liquor and mash. KR Beetham led the raid with inspector Meg Gaw and others confirming the operation as one of Ohio’s largest.
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Beetham
Ohio
New Straitsville
D. J. Griffith
Prohibition
Griffith
P. F. Crowe
Fred Newman
Perry County
New Lexington
KR. R. Beetham
Columbus
Chet
Toledo
BK. C. MegGaw
Athens County
William Lewis
K. Beetham
B. V. Ward
Norman Bedford
Students Describe Museum at Chapel Center Today
Students of Dr. W. A. Matheny presented illustrated talks on the Ohio University Museum. They described a growing collection with more than 10 000 species and explained displays on light, mastodons from 30 000 years ago, mound builders, snakes, birds, and shells.
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W. A. Matheny
Ohio University Museum
Ohio Museum
Armed men steal truck from Canton dealer on highway
Four armed men held up Michael Drake on the Roseville Zanesville route today, stole his produce and merchandise valued at $1,000, and escaped in his truck.
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Zanesville
Michael Drake
Canton
Roseville
Northeaster Causes Two Deaths Across East
A northeast storm cut across the North Atlantic states, killing two men in New Jersey and Connecticut and washing a sailor’s body ashore at Point Pleasant. The storm disrupted New Jersey coastlines, delayed liners, swelled rivers, and sank five ships near New York harbor. The weather reached as far south as Norfolk, Virginia, with several inches of snow along the New York Pennsylvania line.
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New York
UPA
North Atlantic
New Jersey
Rivera
New York Harbor
Norfolk
Point Pleasant
N. J
Stanford, Conn
Qaseee
New York Pennsylvania Line
127 Men Arrested at Cleveland Stag Party Raid
A Cleveland police raid on a stag party at a hall resulted in 127 men being detained and later released from jail. Three young women dancers, three reels of risqué films, and a movie camera were seized. Police Captain Marin J Horrigan led the operation and 16 patrol wagons ferried the prisoners to the station amid frantic appeals for release.
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Cleveland
U.R
Marin J. Horrigan
Hte
McNary Backed Debenture Plan For Farm Bill Debate
Senate committee discusses adding a debenture bounty to the administration farm bill as McNary signals support. The plan would pay farmers a bounty funded by mortgages on imported wheat, aiming to fortify tariff effectiveness amid Hoover administration positions and Republican division. House remains tied to its debture plan while preparing to move forward with the cooperative marketing bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
McNary
Senate Committee
Benaetor Caraway
Arkanealy
Républicana
White House
Mr. Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
Norbeck
South Dakota
Borah
Idaho
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
D A R Session Focuses on National Committee Chairs
Washington April 17 The third annual DAR congress schedules a session to hear national committee chairmen and to dedicate and unveil services of the D A R memorial.
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Washington
U.P
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Committee
Bones Found in Burns Barn Near Belmont
Coroner J. W. Neal announced bones found in the ruins of a burned barn on the Rice farm near Belmont are human. Police said, after inquiry, the bones may belong to Shannon Atom 65, a painter who disappeared a week ago.
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ST. Clairsville
J. W. Neal
Belmont
Shannon Atom 65
Retired Postal Man Gets Annual Pension
POMEROY April 1 Special The local item notes Jesse Brewster who served 28 years as rural post office clerk and assistant master. In February he was granted retirement benefits and plans an upcoming motor trip to the Pacific Coast. Gerald Eiselstein will move from carrier to clerk in the post office vacancy created by Brewster’s retirement.
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Tuppers Plains
Homer McLane
Tuppers Plain
Common Pleas Court
Pomeroy
Jesse Brewster
Ter
Pacific
Gerald Eiselstein
Brewster
Lower House to Probe Springfield Raid Inquiry
The lower house decided to investigate the raid in Springfield involving Mrs. Lillian De King. Details remain sparse as members prepare to question witnesses and seek evidence from relevant agencies.
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Springfield
A. U.pi
Nois
Aseserhly
Lillian de King
Ldev
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