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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
4
June 20 1912 item reports a car losing a wheel on Main Street opposite Ambrose crashing through Frasch Bros bakery plate glass. The wheel sprang into the storeroom. owner Mr Wolfe promptly repaired the damage. Also lists marriage licenses for Ray P Conner Edna Weed Elmer Ingram Iea Poling with ages and occupations.
Dr Robert Funst on of the University urges seat position to reduce leg injuries in crashes while Iowa State College research links slight vision defects to serious accidents. Experts cite engineering advances and education as progress, but emphasize personal judgment remains decisive in preventing traffic deaths and injuries.
A newly arrived photo from Spain depicts the shattered Cancer Institute building near Madrid caught between rebel and government bombardments. The ruined walls and mangled rubble symbolize war’s impact on a project intended to aid suffering humanity, a spectacle deemed a "copyrighted act of war" by the author.
The piece identifies Charles P Taft as the federation board chairman. It also includes hints about etiquette with flowers or candy and a set of horoscope paraphernalia. Additional items mention Aden in southwestern Arabia and a biology note on common ants and lice plan' aphids.
Jim Asson and Jacqueline escape a deadly scheme as Lutman schemes for the missing deed and money. Charles Stuckey contends with a murder plot while the Colonel and Lutman eye Scotland Yard. The couple flee to Canada after a wedding abrupt note to Stuckey.
The Wagner Act is blamed for intensifying labor disputes as unions gain government recognition. The piece notes labor versus capital tension, the CIO's aggressive strategy under a year old, and AFL unity shifting to match, with economic upturn prompting renewed labor demands despite unemployment.
Central Press writer William Ritt reflects on March’s harsh start and rising fuel bills, noting a lionlike entrance for multiple months. He jokes about the weather, politics, and local visits of Japanese experts, hinting at tensions over war with Japan and economic concerns.
Dr Logan Clendening explains the shift toward strained vegetables and fruits in infant diets. Milk lacks iron and vitamins C and D, so iron rich foods like egg yolk and pigmented vegetables, cereals, and strained produce are added. Manufactured strained foods aid iron intake, vitamin sources, and help babies learn to eat from a spoon, with gradual introduction to textures.
Ohio commanders and troops played leading roles in the 1864 northern Georgia operations. The Battle of Lost Mountain is highlighted as a major engagement on June 16 that formed a crucial link in General Sherman’s Atlanta campaign.
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