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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
3
SAM DAWSON reports that department store sales in New York jumped 25 percent year over year as bargain chasing shoppers drive price wars. Merchants face shrinking margins until inventories deflate, with small shops most at risk, while observers link curbed inflation and renewed consumer power to the cutthroat pricing cycle.
A health note explains breast changes that mimic cancer are common and usually non malignant. Mastodynia monthly changes cause discomfort and lumps. cystic mastitis can form cysts, while aging connective tissue overgrowth causes flabby breasts. Prompt medical exam is advised for any swelling. glandular extracts may help some conditions. cancer risk is higher if cancer develops.
Manhattan Beach councilman William Supper admonished peers over misspelled street signs. He cited Herrin St as an example, noting it appears four different ways in four blocks from herrin to heron to herin to herring, urging clearer spelling by the street department.
The Sweet Clover 4-H Club met at Mrs. Orla Fickel’s home on May 23 with guest Mrs. Emily Van Fossan discussing year’s projects. Officers elected: Virginia Schrader president, Thoma Fickel secretary, Janice Coakley treasurer, Helen Schrader recreation leader, Edith Fickel news reporter. At the second meeting of the...
Members present included Virginia Schrader, Helen Schrader, Janice Coakley, Edith Fickel, Thoma Fickel, and the adviser. Discussed projects at the June 4 meeting at the Fickel home. Plans for a sun shine box for Carol Buttrick and a Helen Schrader demonstration were noted. A wiener roast featured guests from the Happy Valley Club and the Valley Farmers Club.
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