Plea From Tuberculosis Patients Against Pauper Law
Tuberculosis patients at the State Sanatorium urge repeal of House Bill 126 adopted by the 1937 State Legislature. The so called poor lien law makes patients liable for sanatorium costs via county liens, with debt lasting fifteen years and penalties like delinquent taxes. They argue cure is uncertain and liens deter treatment, urging more humane funding sources and charity for the indigent.
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Red Cross Annual Report Highlights Aid Efforts
The American Red Cross reports a busy year aiding 108000 disaster victims and 129 disasters. It logged 1060000 nursing visits, advised 15000000 households on home safety, and maintained 2265 emergency stations. First aid instructors trained 276000 people, and services supported 250000 servicemen and families. Join during roll call closing in Bendle County on Thanksgiving Day.
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Day Family in Ohio Politics Across Courts
The text traces the Day family influence in Ohio politics and law, noting William R. Day’s appointment as secretary of state by McKinley, his later Supreme Court service, and Arthur H. Day and Frank S. Day holding Ohio and Cleveland court roles. It highlights a legacy spanning state and federal levels.
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Shakespeare
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McKinley
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Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
William Day
Day and Others in Public Life Mentioned in Opinion
The text references J Frank S Day winning a State Senate race on the Republican ticket, with notes on public figures and a blend of social commentary. It also touches on remarks about names, weather, deer populations, and cultural references, including Adele Longmire and Ruth Millett, plus a column urging young women to develop sportsmanship and social tact in school years.
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Adele Longmire
Ann Rutledge
Abe Lincoln
Miss Longmire
Ruth Millett
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Whimsical Snippets From Courtroom and Newsreels
Fragmented OCR reads like scattered quotes from court rooms and public notices. It lists remarks by a Los Angeles teacher, a New York trial, a Scranton grocer, a San Diego dress model, and other oddities, painting a collage of 1930s era cultural snippets and legal tangles.
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Hollywood Testimonials Eat Up Dog Biscuits Joke
A comedy piece by Bos Burns jokes about Hollywood nods to testimonials. An actress uses a dog biscuit tester and the vet asks for a testimonial while the dog happily devours every bite, leading to a punchline about the dog eating “everything.”
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Epiorial or The Day Who's Crazy
The Philadelphia Record debates Robert Irwin the murder defendant, noting his quip that a life term may end in release. It cites patterns in New Jersey and other states of early parole and questions whether Irwin is legally or rationally deemed crazy while criticizing the criminal justice system for granting lenient paroles.
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Ronnie Gedeon
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Diary note on hens, babies, and village life in Central South Dakota
A diary fragment from Central South Dakota describes a day of hens invading mulch by lilac bushes, the narrator’s relief with a newborn baby, reflections on aging and time, and social notes from Huron area including Marion Doyle, George King, the Barthetts, and Circuit Judge Alva Taylor's Mayo Clinic exams.
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Wauxon
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Ten Years Ago in Huron College Oratory Contest
Ten years ago in Huron College Lois Buswell and Boyt Nicholas led entries to E A Jackson for the F H Kent oratory contest. First year men Martin Scott Earl Olson and Will Oldrich also competed. The winner would represent Huron College at the Augustana College state meet in Sioux Falls February 16 and 17. Also reported is the wedding of Miss Int Belle Schreck and Charles Bloodgood at the First Methodist Church with a reception and a western wedding-trip planned.
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F. H. Kent
Lois Buswell
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Collinge
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Int Belle Schreck
Charles Bloodgood
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Radio Features Peer Seer Or Radiolans
New York Nov 21 broadcasts center on President Roosevelt with Thanksgiving and December 2 programs listed for NBC CBS. Founders Day Dinner at Warm Springs Georgia includes turkey slice. President to speak at Chapel Hill NC. full schedule lists multiple NBC CBS and regional stations with varied programs and musicians.
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Benefactor of the Blind and the Hidden Knowledge
A compact feature outlines a historical figure aiding the blind through writing and printing reforms. It mentions Y shaped connections, educational tasks, and cultural references, situating the subject among early advocacy, literacy efforts, and associated notable terms. The piece includes crosswords style clues and biographical hints across vertical and horizontal lines.
Anglo American trade talks clouded by election timing
Washington reports reveal official and unofficial views on the Anglo American wage and tariff agreement. Analysts say the pact aims for political impact more than immediate economic gain with tariff reductions and grain transshipment shifts cited as key effects.
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Fartey
Jay
Jeheers
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