Daily Dozen: Skin Diseases in Industry Warn Workers
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, a brief on occupational skin diseases. The article notes carbon tetrachloride and other solvents irritate skin, and stresses that rapid industrial expansion and unskilled labor raise cases. It describes symptoms, causes, and the need to remove irritants to improve treatment outcomes.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Mrs Myrtle Ryan 75 dies at Union City
Mrs Myrtle Ryan widow of Charles Ryan died at her home on Atlantic Street Union City Tuesday morning. She had lived in the area all her life and is survived by three sons Meritt Eiry and Merman a daughter Mrs James Marvin two sisters Mrs Willis Stratton Union City and Mrs Rah Middleton Los Angeles Funeral services will be Saturday at Crowe Funeral Home at two o'clock Rev Russell Kauffman of the Gospel Tabernacle will officiate burial will be in Mitchell Cemetery near Cambridge Springs
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Myrtle Ryan
Charles Ryan
Atlantic Street
Union City
Refugees Seen as Asset Across Nations
An article in the English Contemporary Review argues refugees enrich their host countries. It cites Sir Samuel Hoare noting 11,000 refugees since 1999 created work and fed 15,000 unemployed Britons, and Wales’ only cardboard factory. It also highlights $20 million and 100 new industries in Canada, plus American cases in Massachusetts, Chicago, and New York. The piece references historic Huguenot exiles and predicts the same for Germany’s exodus under Hitler.
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Contemporary Review
England
Samus Hoare
Wales
Germany
TM Canada
F. C. Blaily
Immeration
Dominion
United States
Henry S. Leiner
Federated Council of Churches
Lawrence
Mass
Chicago
New York City
Hitler
Suspect Released in Erie Robbery
Erie police released a suspect after a Wednesday night hold up of Drum Vitale a local grocer. Two gunmen escaped with a dollar. Detectives reported the suspect and Vitale could not ID the other man and that clues point to Erie suspects familiar with Vitale's movements.
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Erie
Nick Vitale
Vitale
Roy Mung
Stuart Tablets Promise Fast Sleep Relief
Advert says Stuart Tablets provide quick relief from sleep-robbing indigestion and upset stomach. Claims include tasty dose, ease of take, and waking refreshed. Mentions price 60 tablets 256 and money-back guarantee.
Quiz questions tease readers on Classified Page
A scrambled quiz appears asking readers to turn to Classified Page for correct answers. Questions cover figures like Harry Bridges and Franklin D. Roosevelt, roles of William C. Bullitt, locations of Edinburgh and Waterloo, Latin meanings, a rattlesnake riddle, and the Office of Defense Transportation director.
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Harry Bridges
U.S
Corry Club Appeals Refusal Of License
Two clubs, Circolo Nazionale of Erie and the Italian American Association of Corry, appealed to the county court the State Liquor Control Board’s denial of liquor licenses. They contend the quotas in Erie and Corry are overfilled and the state law does not apply to clubs.
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Corry
State
NOW SHE SHOPS CASH AND CARRY FOR RELIEF FROM BACKACHE
A fragmented health ad urges quick relief for backache using natural remedies and drugs. It hints at over the counter solutions and references a pharmacist or druggist for guidance. The text mixes product claims with medical terms in a dated advertisement style.
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Ben and Ciet
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