Milk urged to raise per capita use in nation
Nutrition experts from Ohio and Washington urge higher milk consumption. Studies show four diet levels, all include milk, with emergency and adequate cost plans specifying daily quart or less. U.S. per capita use lags recommended intake, benefiting dairy industry and public nutrition.
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Hughina McKay
Department of Home Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
United States
Stiebeling
Once
Home Economics
Washington
Carey merchants launch cooperative bargain days
Carey merchants announce Friday and Saturday bargain days continuing a monthly cooperative effort. Twenty stores pool advertising power to attract buyers, a strategy praised by the Sycamore Leader for boosting town progress and preventing stagnation.
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Carey
Sycamore
If I Had a Newspaper Would Hurt His Business
A Bomberville Leader item notes a man asked to write for a newspaper declined, saying printing it would hurt his business. It contrasts two kinds of people willing or anxious to speak, arguing that many avoid statements that harm others’ interests.
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Pomberville Leader
A Punctured Patter of June Gags and Quick Quips
A collage of humorous lines on marriage, fashion, science, and society from a newspaper page. It riffs on Mae West, brides, average measurements, a Brooklyn thief, rip van winkle, future beauty, and a loganberry, weaving jokes about fame, gender, and modern life.
Bread price rise in Soviet Russia and American policy debate
The piece compares Soviet bread price hikes with the NRA and AAA efforts in the United States, noting the longer time frame in Russia. It questions the fate of the current generation and predicts they will marry, raise children, and worry about the next generation.
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NRA
AAA
Licensing for children sparks debate in Sanger idea
A collection of opinions and notes cover Sanger suggesting state licenses for childbirth, a future self made man remark, and political blame on Secretary Wallace and Democrats for Turkey quake damage. Wheat on the Chicago exchange tops a dollar per bushel, while MIT students ponder Bacillus subtilis interfacial tension. A playful quip questions who can bake a cherry pit.
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Turkey
Wallace
Chicago Wheat Exchange
Breuth
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pharoah’s Dilemma Emerges From Fragmented Report
A fragmentary Egypt era note hints at a single leader with a brain trust named Joseph. The text suggests vast power wielded by an interpreter figure, amid uncertain context and attribution.
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Joseph
van Anterpreter
Wedding in Arcadia as Lanker daughter weds Miller of Findlay
Miss Beryl Lanker of Arcadia married Malcolm Miller of Findlay at the Methodist church parsonage in Perry street. Rev Holcombe officiated. reception at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Findlay after June 25.
Sherman Crawford of Vanlue Dies of Heart Attack at Court House
Sherman Moody Crawford 65 a Vanlue restaurant proprietor died instantly at 2 30 PM Saturday while talking with Ira Bushong Home Owners Loan official by Hancock county court house He warned of an attack and slumped in a window Funeral held Tuesday at Vanlue United Brothers church Rev Louis Moore Burial in Van Horn cemetery Born Hancock county Sept 5 1868 his widow Pearl Corfman and eight children survive including Harold and Moody Crawford The family also lists sister Miss C Hakey Ada and half brother Milton Moorehead Lima.
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Sherman (Moody) Crawford
Vanlue
Ira Bushong
Home Owners Loan Association
Hancock County Court House
Crawford
Bushong
Mr. Bushong
Cross Street
Court House
Pearl Corfman
Carey
Roland Cramer
Forest
Harold Crawford
Williamstown
Moody Crawford
Theodore Crawford
Cleveland
Gerald
Stanford
Milford Crawford
C. C. Hakey
Ada
Milton Moorehead
Lima
Miss Olive Jones May Play for Chancellor Hitler
Miss Olive Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Jones formerly of Cardington may have the chance to play this summer for Adolph Hitler chancellor of Germany. Dr Ernst Hanfstaengl head of the Nazi Press bureau in the United States invited her to attend a German conservatory of music and said they would perform concertos for the German dictator. Jones taught music at Mt Gilead high school after Ohio State University graduation.
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Olive Jones
Fred Jones
Cardington
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Ernst Hanfstaengl
United States
Stork Club
New York City
Hanfstaengl
Mise Jones
Mt. Gilead
Ohi State University
Cardington Independent
Rural Women Camp Aug 5 8 Near Utica Licking County
Reservations for the annual rural women camp may be made through County Agent C. F. Christian at Upper Sandusky. The camp will be held near Utica in Licking County from August 5 to 8. Open to women from farms and villages. Fee for three days is 3.25 dollars with 1.00 payable in farm produce. Camp runs August 5 supper through August 8 noon dinner.
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Woien
Hala
Utica
Licking County
C. F. Christian
Upper Sandungky
Ohio ranks eighth in state highway mileage
Ohio ranks eighth among states in total state highway miles with 11 844. Pennsylvania leads with 34020 miles followed by Texas Louisiana Missouri California New York Illinois. U S total highway mileage across all states is 413163 miles.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
California
New York
Illinois
United States
Carey Times Promotes Commercial Printing Services
Letter heads and envelopes and all kinds of commercial printing are advertised in the Carey Times, highlighting printing options for businesses and individuals.
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Carey Times
Trio Held In Railroad Ad Scam In Hancock County
Two men and a woman were jailed in Hancock County on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in an advertising scam. The trio led authorities on a chase from Arlington to Upper Sandusky after a forged railroad journal ad deal with H I Dally.
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Hancock County
H. I. Dally
Arlington Undertaker
WPGG
Fred Weatherholtz
Wyandot County
Lincoln Highway
Upper Sandusky
Weatherholtz
James Holden
Dally
Jit
Bob? Dally
Findlay
Brotherhood of
Railroad
Arlington Man
Findlay Republican
William J. Bright
A. E. White
Cleveland
Gertrude Stacy
Chicago
Bright
Arlington Space
Mr. Dally
Washington
London, D
Stacy
Highway Accidents Total 632 in May Reported
State highway department statistics show 632 accidents on highways outside municipalities in May with 62 killed. Of the injured 578, 370 were men and 208 women. pedestrians 17. Collision with another vehicle led at 51.5 percent, while vehicle striking an object accounted for 30.6 percent. Most accidents occurred on straightaway roads, and 8 to 9 pm saw the highest count.
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State Highway Department
CCC Contingent Selection in July for Young Men
During July another group of 18 to 25 year olds will be chosen for CCC. Interested individuals should register immediately at the State Relief office in the courthouse at Upper Sandusky.
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CCC
State Relief Office
Court House
Upper Sanidusky
Great To Lose Fact and Feel Years Younger
Reader letters promote Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss aid. A testimonial claims losing 30 pounds in four weeks, with notes on appearing younger and improving appeal. The piece urges readers to try Kruschen for a month and reports private health benefits.
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Lee
Unin
Reverend James M Guyer Stricken with Partial Blindness
Hancock County pastor Rev. James M Guyer lost vision during a Sunday sermon at College Church of God. He was advised six weeks rest in darkened quarters by a Tiffin specialist. Congregation aided him as tears marked his exit and officials hope rest will restore sight.
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James
Guyer
Hancock
College Church of God
Bob Guyer
aGuyer
Logisla
Guyler
Findlay
Former Carey Girl Weds in Toledo Take to Englewood Court
Mr and Mrs P Williams of Toledo formerly of Carey announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Maxine Anita to Howard John Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hughes of Toledo The ceremony was held Thursday at 730 PM in Washington Congregational Church Reverend Alfred Gray officiated The bride wore a white crepe jacket dress and brown taffeta hat The bridegroom was attended by best man Mr Sherron A reception for immediate families followed at the Williams home in Englewood Court They will reside at No 4 Englewood Court Toledo after July 1 The Williams family long worked as Hocking Valley telegraph operators in Carey
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P. Williams
Toledo
Carey
Maxine Anita
Howard John Hughes
Joseph Hughes
Washington Congregational Church
Alfred Gray
Joseph Sherren
Sherron
Williams
Englewood Court
No. 4
Cooper Family Reunion Draws 75 Members
Seventy five members gathered Saturday at the Allan Baker home west of town for the Cooper family annual reunion. A noon basket dinner was followed by music and recitations. James Olsen of Findlay was chosen president for next year Homer Ferris of Wetzel became vice president and Eunice Davis of Van Wert was named secretary treasurer. Relatives came from Toledo Chicago Portland Ind and Fort Recovery. The 1936 reunion will be at John Weldy home near Van Wert.
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Cooper
Allan Baker
West of Town
James Olsen
Findlay
Homer Ferris
Wetzel
Eunice Davis
van Wert
Toledo
Chicago
Portland
Ind
Fort Recovery
John Weldy
Cincinnati’s Low Tax Rate Fueled by One-Man Boss
The city is described as in strong financial shape under a single powerful leader. Taxpayers are said to be getting a fair deal while a shift to efficient management lowers costs. It notes street oiling costs for a 50-foot lot dropped from 5.75 dollars before 1925 to 97 cents in the first year of city management.
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Cincinnati
United States
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