Two ex Cons Try Reform In San Francisco and Ohio fallout
In San Francisco a middle aged man killed himself with fumes after sealing himself in a hotel bathroom claiming that released prisoners cannot reform. In Ohio Governor Bricker denied Oklahoma’s bid to return Carlton B Chilton, who fled a 1923 bank holdup sentence, to finish his term. Chilton had reformed and lived openly as a family man. The piece argues ex inmates can reintegrate despite public doubt and contrasts Gardner’s view with Chilton’s case.
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San Francisco
I Winer
Gardner
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Oklahoma
Carlton B. Chilton
Cleveland
Chilton
Reformatory
Urme
Cleve
Art Family
Gav
Martin Davey Sedm
Bricker
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Chilton
Prson
Jdr
Vaantt
The Family Doctor Or Owes Tajegin American Medics
A health magazine notes disputes involving The Family Doctor Or and the Tajegin American Medics Association in a debate over editorial control, funding, and professional standards. The piece lists associations and editors, signaling tensions within medical journalism.
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Tagasein Ximercan Medics Association
Rich Man's Disease Now Treated By Diet Control
A historical note explains gout once seen as rich man's disease is managed via strict diet. It details reducing purine intake, limiting fats, and favoring skim milk cereals bread with minimal butter, ample water, and fruit juices to lower uric acid.
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City&r
Inventive Genius Puzzle Clues Map Hidden Names
A dense vintage word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues such as Great inventor, Al Browned bread, 14 Spar crane, and 41 King of t Answer 46 Previous Puzzle, spanning terms from bolts of light to geographic hints. The design combines wordplay with historical references and nomenclature.
Digestible gout diet and unsafe drug cautions in old notes
A fragment discusses dietary changes for overweight individuals with gout and advises avoiding purine rich foods. It warns about toxicity of certain medications like cinchophen and stresses doctor's supervision to adjust dosages and prevent liver damage or other injuries. It mentions general pharmaceutical caution and historic names in a tangential list.
Free meals at Minneapolis theaters drawn with admission
The item notes several Minneapolis theaters handing out free meals as part of admission. It also playfully remarks on politics, passport rules, Mussolini, taxes, and current events with a satirical tone about public life and media censorship.
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Minneapolis
Europe
Mussolini
Axis
Special Assessment Notice in Hope Arkansas District 1
Legal notice from collector W P Agee in Hope Arkansas states property owners in Cubb and Guyter District No 1 must pay January 1940 special assessment within 30 days to avoid legal action, penalties, and costs. Payment accepted at Citizens National Bank San 8 15 22 29.
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Hope
Arkansas
Cubb & Guyter
Street Imput
Unider Ny
INU
W. P. Agee
Missouri-Pacific
Citizens Naovional Bank
San
Miy
Agee
PL Ager
Citizens Nations Bank
Hope Arkansas street improvement district notices
Public notices warn property owners within Hope area street improvement and curb district bounds to pay special assessments by thirty days from January 8 1940 or face collection actions and penalties. Collectors Agee and McCabe list districts on East Hope and annexes with due dates and bank payment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansas
Curb & Getter
Pete
Johnnie McCabe
Maye Street
Jon A
Shocking Foxes Put to Death by Electricity in Experiment
A wartime era report from Saratoga Springs notes animal researchers using electricity to euthanize foxes and other small creatures. Experts from a government biology bureau warn the method delivers a swift death, though details and terminology in the piece reflect period vernacular.
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Aphaala
Rand
Martin
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CB Padres
Alex
Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Asen
Aiken
Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Star
Tditor
Journal of
Hygeia
The
North America
Johannes Chilenberg
Tamanuel Katz
Hugo Junkers
Pranz Listrt
Wilhelm Roentgen
Hope, Arkansas Street Improvement District No.1
Feld Peon
E. M. McWilliam
Seed
Stora
Dttime
Franklin's Furniture
South Elm Street
Dee
Monts
DELCO
Jim Wilson
Columbus
Ark
Hope Creamery
Washington
Prank
Small Grocery
Third Street
Hollis A. Purtle
R. H. Hannah
South Elm
Watkins
Watkins Company
J, R. Watkins Company
Lows Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Dept. A
Hope Star
Seu Hempstead Mattress Shop
West Fourth
Cobb
Foster Avene
Garave
Royve Wisenburger
Saratoga Springs
Sam
Boots
R. Williams
Eric PAT_ OF
Her
Edgar Martin
Ulysses
Scylla
Charybeas
Ouch
Hamlin
Bash
Hector
Red Ryder
FE Onliz L
Ever Yreman Trams
By Roy Crane
By Merril Blosser
By Fred Haraen
Jerrissa
Noure
Ali
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