Dog Attack Raises Rabies Fear in Logan
Leona Lewis of Fails township may have been bitten by a dog believed rabid after a Sunday incident at her home. The hand swelled and hurt badly. Doctor Rhoten began an investigation as the dog, said to have fled under a house, has not been seen. Heft Now in Florida Real estate man George Heft reports relocation to Gulfport with wife. list of locals accompanying him includes Phil Tschappat and many area residents.
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Logan
Leona Lewis
Fails
Rhoten
Heft
Florida
Oct
George Heft
Gulfport
Fla
Columbus
Wesley Miller
Hudson, Mich
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Mrs Moorehead Hosts Cards in Logan Home
Mrs Byron Moorehead entertained a group of girl friends at Anthony Toerner’s South Mulberry Street home in Logan on Tuesday evening. The party featured card play and refreshments, with several guests hidden from the organizers.
Cambridge and Oxford Debaters Set for Midwest Tour
The Cambridge team from England opens against Bowling Green State Normal College and will meet Ohio University tonight at Ewing Hall in Athens. They will tour 26 Midwest colleges, ending November 23 against the University of Chicago. Admission is free.
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Cambridge
England
Bowling Green
Ohio
State Normal College
Ohio University
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Middle West
Oxford University
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
British Isles
Canada
Wittenberg
Athens
Springfield
Grouch Club Formed in London
A Sick and Sorry Club has been formed here with membership open to anyone who can present a genuine grouch.
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London
Federated Clubs to Be Entertained in Logan Thursday
The federated clubs of Logan will be entertained at the Easterning club on Thursday at 8 oclock by the Tourist club. Mrs Charlies R Fox of Cincinnati, president of the state federation of womens clubs, will speak. Mrs Fox arrived Thursday and will be the guest of Mrs C O Allen of West Main street.
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Logan
Oct
Charlies R. Fox
Cincinnati
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Pioneer resident dies at Maxville in Ohio
Martha Goodlive 85 widow of Jacob Goodlive died at her home near Maxville after a three week illness. Flux is given as the cause of death. She lived much of her life in Monday Creek township Perry county and the last sixty years in the Maxville house. She leaves four sons William H Charles Thomas and John S. Goodlive. Funeral services were held at Maxville Methodist church conducted by Rev. C F Lauer. The body was taken to Logan and placed in the mausoleum by Heinlein brothers.
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Logan
Martha Goodlive
Jacob Goodlive
Maxville
John S. Goodlive
Columbus
Maxville Methodist Church
C. F. Lauer
Hunter Street
Early Days of Railroading Recaptured
Washington Oct. The first engineers wore swallow-tail coats and plug hats. The initial railroad signal was a candle in the station masters window. Early railroading used a bucket of burn-coke on the last car to deter pedestrians. Secretary James J. Davis uncovered these facts in a study marking the era.
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Washington, Oct
James J. Davis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Kensington Museum
London
George Stephenson
Railroad Centennial Reflections Highlight 19th Century Innovations
Secretary Davie notes a century of rail progress comparing 1824 opening locomotives to modern systems. He recalls early engineers in swallow-tail coats, candle signals, and single trains with few collisions, and recalls a burning coke bucket used to deter pedestrians.
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Davie
Eng lish Channel Width Reported at 150 Miles
At its greatest breadth the Eng lish channel is 150 miles wide. The note cites measurements of the channel's width, indicating a broadest span between shores.
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English Channel
Tells Women to Avoid Physics
Dr Caldwell promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels, claiming a single dose can provide weeks of relief for chronic constipation. He notes the product is harmless, pleasant for children, and may eliminate the need for repeat dosing for months.
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de W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Tih
Dr. Caldwell
Czar’s Collection to be Sold in London
London reports the quarter million dollar stamp collection of the late Cer Nicholas of Russia will be sold by a London philatelic agency. It features the Romanoff issues of 1913 with original artist proofs and color varieties, showing all stages of the completed production.
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London
Cer Nicholas
Russia
Diamond Dyes Advertises Simple Color Instructions
Directions claim Diamond Dyes work easily on wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. The ad urges buyers to tell their druggist the material type to color and promises permanently rich shades for garments and home textiles.
Comrades Plan Summer House for DAnnunzio in Monte Neves
Enthusiastic ex soldiers of Gabriel D Annunzio plan to build a small chateau on Monte Neves as a summer residence. D Annunzio, recently titled Prince Neveso, intends to reside there in the summer of 1998.
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Rome
Cabriel D' Annunsio
Monte Nevees
Mer
Dannunsio
Neveso
Ia &Emell
Italy
Juge-Mavia
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