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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
4
A curious Cleveland court scene features a witness aged 103 who had never been in a courtroom. The article muses on longevity, courtroom tactics, and civic duty, then shifts to a Quebec Maine border anecdote and a meditation on mental boundaries.
A fragment reflects a child's concept of boundary as flexible lines shifting with play. The note ponders how maps define space and limits, revealing playful, evolving perception rather than fixed geometry.
Scott's Scrap Book notes the steam warship Pemologos built in 1814 by Robert Fulton. Describes a single cylinder engine driving a paddle wheel with balanced boiler, and weapons including hot water discharge and heated cannonballs. Also mentions submarines guns from bow and a postage stamp value change in Franklin, Missouri.
A logan public school board meeting elected L O Morse of Lynchburg as superintendent. Morse, a Kentucky University graduate, ranked second in his class. The item notes Miss Ella Rochester hosting a slumber party with Helen Rochester Hazel Lemon Catherine Yontz Josephine Weubben Ruth Gebhart and Catherine Bort among attendees. Florence uta er ne eh he ro ee-LU werent.
A harsh portrait of Carl von Ossietzky, Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1936, who died at 49 after a life of independent, international advocacy. He refused to compartmentalize his identity, facing persecution from Communists, Socialists, and Hitler, and was awarded the prize in a concentration camp.
An article discards the three-time drowning myth and explains death from drowning as a reflex lung reaction. It outlines the correct artificial respiration technique, praising the prone chest compression method for efficiency and single-operator feasibility, and notes editor’s offer of Dr. Clendening pamphlets for related health topics.
Barclay discusses the challenges of a no trump declaration when holding a singleton in the suit partner led to. He notes that rebidding your suit and partner naming a third can enable hand communication, enabling a sound move to a trump game with sufficient stoppers and strength.
South opens with 1 Spade and North overcalls 2 Diamonds, South 2 Spades, North 3 Hearts, South 3 Spades. North fears further bids and stops. Declarer loses only the four aces and realizes the mistake of not pursuing a no trump after partner bids two suits. Monday’s Problem A 10 dealer South. Neither side vulnerable.
In a North hand 83 high with dealer North and North South vulnerable, determine the optimal bidding sequence for the given deal. Provide the contract and rationale concisely, noting partner responses and the scoring implications of the chosen bid.
Doctor Bill Baron hosts Felix Montoya, a charming Mexican singer, at Ellen’s Spanish styled home. Felix wins Ellen's attention with music and charm, while Bill battles rising jealousy and plans to eject the rival. Ellen plans a week long stay and celebration, heightening Bill's misery as he works the cattle project.
Answers outline a quiz style item naming King Haakon VII of Norway as ruler. It states Canada leads world ambestosation and the Bay of Biscay borders the northwest water region. The text includes quotes and birthday hints with brief aphorisms and a Rochefoucauld reference.
Ruth M Huske reports on Rockbridge community activities. The Community Club met in the school auditorium with committee members Rhea Primmer Kathryn Mathias Suella Conrad Jeannette Walker and Margaret Rose Mathias organizing. A program featured numbers by club members Harold Woltz and Reese Carpenter.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Flowers Buck Run welcomed a son Sunday morning. Several residents visited Columbus and Lancaster for family and education aims. Ohio University and Ohio State University activity included bachelor degrees, courses, and enrollments. Families from Good Hope Township and nearby towns hosted guests and attended dinners and weekends with relatives and colleagues.
The piece riffs on sports and politics with humor about Vander Meer after a no hit no run game and a joke about fish at home plate. It also mingles global notes on Japan and China spending five billion and a comic jab about fleas and mosquitoes.
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