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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
4
A League of Nations commission discusses creating neutral zones to protect children during war. The piece argues the idea reveals desperate, flawed thinking and calls for stopping city bombings instead. It contends children die when generals target civilian areas, not infantry or docks.
The fragment references Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg as a Republican and notes a question about two thousand feet above sea level. The item appears as a compact test snippet with scant context and no clear event or outcome.
A fragment from a 1913 Weekly issue notes local concerns in Xenia and Lovan about graveyard maintenance for Decoration Day. It mentions protest by lot owners over neglected sacred property and reflects on funds and civic responsibility with critical commentary on generals and neutral zones.
The Rock of Gibraltar remains unassailable with year supplies and strong gun emplacements. British sea power can still force passage through the straits, but claims of German fixed guns on both sides could threaten British ships even in the naval harbor. Lord Faringdon accuses hidden batteries near Ceuta and Algeciras, fueling Chamberlain's push to appease Germany and Italy.
Pedestrians should show consideration for drivers and obey signals. Do not jaywalk. Cross only on green at lights and look both ways at unlit corners. Drivers need time and space to stop, so pedestrians owe caution to stay safe for all.
A medical column discusses liver function testing as a new approach to assess overall liver capacity. It explains the liver’s roles in toxin removal, sugar processing into glycogen, fat metabolism, and fibrin formation, noting older tests were inadequate and describing bilirubin clearance testing as a modern indicator of functional health.
The reply explains that chapping stems from dry sensitive skin and protection against cold wind is needed. Many children should wear stockings and long sleeves in winter. There is no absolute prevention. constant care is advised. Do not cleanse skin often or vigorously. oil regularly day and night. Soap and water should be avoided.
A pamphlet list highlights "Feed ee s yo Si Treatment of Diabetes" and "Feminine iene" along with "The Caré of the Hair" in an alternating set of pages. The collection appears as a booklet for women, noting care topics and dietary guidelines.
In a no trump contract commentary, the dealer South led hearts and the defense dictated the outcome. Those who managed the club suit carefully and exploited the heart sequence won, while others lost control and failed the contract. Tomorrow's Problem KJ10
The question asks how the auction should proceed after West opens 1 Heart, with dealer West and North-South vulnerable. It requires selecting optimal continuations, considering partner’s likely hand and typical responses, to reach a safe contract or describe the best line given standard bridge conventions.
Local students Dorothea Boring Richard Burgess Kenneth Hicks Ralph Saulers Melvin King and Lester Summers graduated from Logan High School. 4 H Club elected officers Catherine McMullen president Margaret Arnett vice president Orpha Arnett secretary Madeline Starr treasurer Wanda Arnett recreation leader. Attendance listed. next meeting June 6 at Arnett home. Attendees at baccalaureate included Rev. Merle Holcomb and several local families. Many local visits and shopping lists noted, with extensive personal mentions of residents and travelers around Logan and nearby towns.
The document presents a fragmented tale about Ellen and a man named Durango, detailing attempted access, wealth and placement of a property purchase. It references a 6,000 acre piece of land in Arizona and an implied love conflict tied to social status and finances.
Bill Baron and Ellen Dale stop in an adobe cottage near Nogales and share a humble meal with a Mexican family. Ellen, anxious to help, admires a handmade linen cloth while Bill buys a child’s woven doll and plans a generous gesture. The pair depart as Bill arranges car service and business calls before an evening dinner.
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