Logan Daily News Publication Details and Rates
The Logan Daily News is published daily except Sunday by the Wayne Newspaper Company of Logan Ohio at 68 East Main. It consolidates The Hocking Sentinel established 1838 and The Ohio Democrat established 1863 with The Logan Daily News. Subscription terms list carrier and mail rates for local and distant zones.
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Lincoln Letter Reveals Mary Todd Feud With Herndon
A newly found letter from Mary Todd Lincoln protests her husband’s alleged affair with Ann Rutledge and exposes a bitter feud with Lincoln’s young law partner William H. Herndon. Historians question Herndon’s romance tale and suggest Lincoln’s marriage faced irritations rather than lifelong unhappiness.
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Portrait of Mary Todd in Lincoln era reverberations
The passage argues that Mary Todd Lincoln’s treatment by her husband’s biographer influenced the historical portrayal of the wife of Abraham Lincoln. It suggests Herndon’s hostility shaped posterity’s view, noting her role in one of history’s great dramas and tragedy.
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Dating Stonehenge: new carbon dating narrows origin
University of Chicago scientist Prof. W F Libby places Stonehenge’s construction around 1848 B C within a 275 year margin. He uses radiocarbon decay in charcoal found near a standing stone to support the date, aligning with sun worship theories while noting the builder remains unknown.
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Is the Average City Block Longer Than You Think
A quiz item asks about block length 200 400 or 600 feet. Answers shown: 400 feet defines a standard city block. A mollusk is a shellfish. The first and last books of the Bible are Genesis and Revelation. A butterfly’s life spans about five weeks.
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Truman Campaign Strategy Aims to Secure November Victory
National columnist Ray Tucker analyzes President Truman's aggressive public campaign style. He argues the White House uses sharp attacks on steel, oil, doctors and other groups to paint Democrats as guardians of the masses. The piece critiques the strategy as divisive and potentially risky for national unity.
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New Methylcellulose Remedy Aids Child Constipation
A 1952 report describes using methylcellulose taken with water to treat pediatric constipation. It forms bulk in the bowel without acting as a laxative, improving stool normalcy and weight gain in children from birth to 13 years. Some cases linked to allergies also improved, and asthma symptoms diminished in a few cases.
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Blood donors scarce in Gotham after Masonic visit
A London Ontario guest notes New York hospitals struggle to find blood donors. He jokes that New Yorkers live on coffee cigars and martinis, with fast meals and late theater trips leaving little room for dinners or blood. The piece riffs on urban habits and blood supply.
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Priest who became buck sergeant by popular demand
Father Frank Woods, an Irish priest and former Korean front line missionary, served a year with the U S Second Infantry Division without rank or pay. His popularity grew until soldiers unofficially promoted him to buck sergeant by popular demand. He hopes to return to Korea and rejoin the American Army. He credits American troops with saving civilization and Christianity there and says they fight with true buddy spirit.
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Toll Road Fee Estimate Given
Columbus report provides a rough cost for Ohio’s proposed 241 mile toll road. Private autos would pay about $3 for the full length, trucks would average 4.7 cents per mile, with heaviest trucks at $21, cyclists $1.50 for the full distance.
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Pickaway County Sale Sets World Record Polled Short Horns
A new world sale record for polled short horns was set at Oakwood Stock Farm in Pickaway County near Ashville. The 53-head lot sold for 72,890 dollars, averaging 13,076 dollars at the 13th annual sale by C. B. Teegardin and Sons.
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Federal Agency Shuns Ohio Fuel Rate Increase
The Federal Power Commission suspended a proposed wholesale natural gas rate rise by Ohio Fuel G Co, totaling 2.2 million dollars. The action, one of four increases exceeding 50 million dollars yearly, would have taken effect June 1.
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