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A long excerpt discusses Missouri child labor laws and a federal surplus from 1836. It notes work permits for youths, age limits, and summer versus school year schedules. It mentions a governor’s reform, a $1,600,000 fund, and questions about $382,335 invested in stocks for common schools. The piece links these funds to past surplus and asks where the money went.
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Birth Does Not Cause Mental Illness Says Medical Team
A medical team says childbirth does not create a distinct mental illness in women. Many women face mental stress during or after birth, but the event itself is not the core cause. Stressful life changes show similar patterns, as researchers note. The study compared 106 women admitted after birth with 100 others whose illness was unrelated to motherhood.
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Hearing Set June 18 On Mills Extradition
Fragmented report notes a hearing set for June 18 regarding Mills extradition. The text weaves names and places including New York Hospital, White Plains, and Morris, with references to a wife’s death and alleged psychiatric issues. The piece hints at collected journal readings and a legislative backdrop.
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Applications Open For Prison Post Director
Applications for examinations for the position of director of the Division of Prison Farms will be accepted until June 19. Norris F. Steenberger announced the vacancy following the death of Paul V. Renz. Qualifications require eight years of farm management experience, including four years in a sizeable farming enterprise with supervision of multiple employees. Salary ranges from $470 to $628, based on qualifications. A cheetah, the hunting leader for India, can run up to 70 mph and will race with humans or animals, but not with fast automobiles.
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Norris F. Steenberger
Department of Corrections
Paul V. Renz
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Four traffic incidents involve city youths and a child
A four year old pedestrian and a 13 year old bicyclist were in traffic incidents in Jefferson City. Steve Akre was bumped on Madison Street and taken to St Marys Hospital with minor head injuries. A 13 year old bicyclist struck by a car on Chestnut Street was uninjured. A noon accident on Dunkin Street involved Mrs George Gilling and Elmer Fopp as two cars collided while backing from a parking spot.
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Ferguson
E. Dunkin St
George Gilling
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Elmer Fopp
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Accidents Leave Minor Injuries Across Several Crashes
State highway patrol reported three automobile crashes with minor injuries and moderate property damage. Cars driven by Lucille Hodach of Milwaukee and Carrie Amp Dorsey of Joplin collided on a crest near a highway junction, injuring two passengers who refused treatment. Hodach was arrested for careless and reckless driving. A Callaway County Route D crash sent two people to hospital, treated and released. A towing incident on U S Highway 5 east of a county junction caused $25 and $150 damage to lead and towed cars.
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Joplin
Dorsey
A. Cominskie
Olive A. White
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Hodach
Callaway County
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Moberly
Symington Seeks Another Bridge Across Mississippi
Washington Senator Symington and Senator Hennings of Missouri introduced a bill to speed construction of a second bridge across the Mississippi at Jefferson Barracks. The St. Louis County Council requested the measure to relieve traffic strain on the existing bridge which is nearing capacity. The plan allows tolls on both bridges until revenue bonds are paid.
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