Broken Homes and Public Health Update
A Missouri public health overview discusses broken homes and juvenile crime, referencing a Chicago case of four children, including an eleven year old girl. It emphasizes welfare care needs, the hard path for affected youths, and social costs to the state. It also notes rising life expectancy and heart disease prevention guidance from the Public Health Service, urging moderation, sleep, activity, and doctor visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cummings
Chicago
Federal Department
America
Public Health Service
Missouri
Health Department
Democratic rally speech preview from Sedalia plans
A week long tour across Cape Girardeau to Richmond reports an excellent crop outlook with rain needed in places though crops remain strong. Northern Missouri sees plentiful rain and farmers expect a bumper wheat and corn season. Former Senator Reed is set to headline a Sedalia Democratic rally with critical attacks on Hoover and the Republican party. He will critique waste and inefficiency, while John J. Raskob faces a lambasting on the Democratic National Committee. The piece notes anticipated two hour speech and broader party critique, with political and agricultural context shaping the event.
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Cape Girardeau
Richmond
Missouri
Reed
Sedalia
State Faircity
Hoover
Republican Party
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Bank Directors Indicted Over Missouri Bank Failures
Law rence County indictments target directors and former directors of three collapsed banks. The moral and legal culpability of bank boards is pressed by the St. Joseph News-Press, while the Missouri delinquency debate is joined by the Civic Federation of America in Columbia Missourian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Missouri
St. Joseph
Poor Little Red Riding Hood in Public Memory
A brief note recalls the tale of Little Red Riding Hood and mentions Lloyd George’s father as a tin peddler, highlighting a parental detail linked to a legendary character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red Riding Hood
Lloyd George
Noted Leader Bowmen Ties Roles Across Cities
John G Bow man, a chancellor figure in Pittsburgh and a Mississippi boat hand, also worked as a Chicago newspaper man and teacher. He once served as president of the University at Iowa. An Eskimo doctor charges a fee on arrival with a refund if the patient fails to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bowman
Pittsburgh
Chicago News
University At Iowa
Four Die in Canadian Forest Fires Near Port Arthur
Four people are believed dead with others missing as a forest fire roars toward Port Arthur Ontario on the Lake Superior shore. Flames drive across timberland, reaching Brent Park while residents evacuate. In Harkett area near William Mellensky farm, homes are destroyed and rescue teams pull out women and children. The blaze devastates hundreds of acres and threatens additional settlements.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Persoms
Lake Superior
Brent Park
Harkett
Here
William Mellensky
History of cancer cures surveyed by Dr Warthin
Editorial review traces four decades of cancer treatments, noting many fail, from quack remedies to experimental pastes, and argues infection plays no proven role. It discusses hereditary susceptibility, structural factors, and cautions against risky injections or improvisations in cancer care. The piece cites Maud Slye on inherited risk and mentions desert plants with deep roots as a tangential image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of
Internal Medicine
Alfred Scott “Warthin
University of Michigan
Warthin
Aria
Middle West
Valcer
Maud Slyé
Law for Spanish-American veterans pensions enacted over veto
Washington June 3 AP The new pension law for Spanish-American War veterans was enacted over President Hoover's veto. Senate 61 18 House 293 14 approved with Democrats and administration dependables split. Hoover vetoes his second, first to reach a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Hoover
MURDERS IN CHICAGO SPARK CITYWIDE ROUNDUP
In Chicago an epidemic of murders and a violent three day period left six wounded. Police launched a citywide roundup arresting over 200 suspects at dawn as gunfire erupted again near the Belmont Hotel on Belmont and Sheridan Road. No victims were found at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mo Crime Commission
Belmont Hotel
Belmont
Sheridan Road
Jealous Natalie clashes with Alan over Bernadine
Natalie confronts Alan about his ties to Bernadine Lamont, widow of a war hero, demanding he cut ties and quit her business. Alan explains Bernadine saved his life. Natalie leaves angry. Phillipa West, Alan's secretary, works late, and their flirtation deepens as she hosts him at a quiet East Side cafe.
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Elgin
Natalie
Alan
Bernadine Lamont
Lamont
Bernadine
Hhuddy
Lfe
Ainn
Hin
B Bernadine
Bobby
Phyeipa West
Achoracs
Natalie Tezt
Phillipa
Coggiss West
Phillip2
Geofrey
Geoffrey Norman
Geoffrey
Denly
Ding
Second Agenus
Phillips
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Evan Avert
G. Goshazn
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Jeferson
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Sone
Central West
Mteenchite
Boys’ Civic Federation of America
Partnis
Columbia Missourian
Manhattan Island
Marcelle Lely
Mlle
le Lebergy
Jane Blanchot
Molyneux
Nice
Canada
U. S. Department of Commerce
Eugene & F
Marene Beauty Shoppe
A. M. McCormick
Wineru Redericks
Southside
Dunkin
Nissgurd Wellis
Daily Health Service
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
LYNEA
Service Sinc
Lera
Park Avenue
Mr. Converse
Poillipa
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