Logan Ohio Post Office News and AP Dispatch Credits
The item notes copyright and subscription terms for Logan Ohio readers. It cites the Associated Press as the exclusive holder of publication rights for all news dispatches and local news printed in the paper. Subscription rates are listed: 10 cents per week by carrier, $3 per year within Hocking County, $4 outside, and $5 beyond the second postal zone.
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Associated Press
Logan
Hocking County
How Far Can a Fly Fly
House flies can travel five miles or more in a day, with dye-marked specimens reaching up to six miles from the start. The insect is a major disease carrier, carrying up to millions of germs on its body and legs. Flies peak in July and August, with offspring numbers rivaling millions, though many perish to predators and environmental hazards. Controls include screening and modern insecticides for households.
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OGAN
American Institute of Sanitation
New York City
Institute
Logan Plengening
Mpi M. di
Pests and disease risk in food establishments urged
A public health warning stresses that flies pose the greatest disease risk today in restaurants and other food sites where sanitation may be inadequate.
Alaska aviation growth outpaces rail and sea transit
Alaska officials cite growth in air travel from 1929 to last year with eight planes carrying 2,171 passengers and 118,000 pounds of freight on 33,000 miles to 75 planes flying 1.6 million miles carrying 13,000 passengers and 1,700,000 pounds, arguing aviation will develop the territory faster than traditional transit.
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Laskan
Alaska
United States
Worth Watching Blum Plan Signals French NRA Ideas
The French premier Leon Blum contemplates a French NRA to settle industrial strife. His three point program includes a 40 hour week vacations with pay and collective bargaining. The policy mirrors labor aims seen in the United States under the Roosevelt era NRA.
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Leon Blum
France
America
Monsieur Blum
NRA
Blum
Effort to Wipe Out Black Legion Across States
Officials in several states push to eradicate the Black Legion with a congressional appropriation to prosecute cross border terrorists and ensure full revelation of Raiders activities. Public pressure aimed to expose un American group and mobilize citizens against it. A Cambridge man faces legal action over fraud and a misrepresented marriage.
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Black Legion
Congress
Mexican Presidency Succumbs to Public Enemy One Ship
In a line of hurried promotions, the Mexican presidency appears to yield to the threat posed by the so called Public Enemy Number One ship, signaling a rapid turn in official priorities.
Who is John Nance Garner and the Golden Rule
A fragment lists questions about John Nance Garner and the Golden Rule plus hints on etiquette. It mentions coal classes and a residence near the city with guests expected on arrival. The text is incomplete and reads like a miscellaneous set of queries and social tips.
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John Nance Garner
Bags Taken to Gift Rooms
Bags should be taken to the gift rooms. The instruction notes ensure items are directed to the designated areas for safe handling and display.
Words of Wisdom on Genius, Life, and Love
A fragmentary quote discusses the lamp of genius burning faster than life and the desire to show and possess wealth and beauty. It argues people value personal charm and affection, risking loss of love when preoccupied with display.
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Schiller
People Born Today Faites Bold Choices In Life
Men born on this day are apt to sacrifice business to pleasure and become high livers. Women whose birthday is today may be fond of leisure and social pursuits.
Vice President Faces Debate Challenge
The vice president is urged to respond to the maxim do unto others as you would have them do unto you in a public debate setting. The phrase appears as a guiding principle in the discourse surrounding the event.
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United States
Camden Ruby Murder 4 Adam Reed Keyes Details
Captain Keyes recounts movements around Margalo Younger and Miss Reed in a Camden Ruby murder case. Younger withdrew eight thousand dollars in cash at 2 pm in small denominations for an escape plan. The dialogue debates accomplice involvement by Joyce Van Every and the timing of Miss Randall’s murder.
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Captain Keyes
Miss Younger
Keyes
Miss Reed
Margalo
van Every
Miss Randall
Joyce van Every
Joyce
Maughan
Van
Time tangled in Van Every murder case mystery
Central Press Association reports a convoluted set of clues in the Miss Younger case. Investigators debate timing from 12:30 to 1:40 as they weigh a rumored telegram delivery and a resident messenger theory. Detective Keyes doubts a messenger and considers self delivery a possibility, amid public scrutiny and pressure on the investigation.
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Joyce
Shenae
Miss Younger
van Every
Narra
Saath van Every
Keyes
New York
Tye
Miss Randall
Seon
Dying Barrimore Speaks of Margalo and the Ruby
In a hospital room Barrimore, near death, whispers about Margalo and a ruby as Keyes and the narrator note questions about who killed Margalo. The dying man hints Margalo bought the gem and reveals danger surrounding her.
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McManus
Keyes
Barrimore’s
Rimore
Margalo
Barrimore
Gonzales
Cooks Shift Away From Mammy Type in Memphis Homes
Memphis officials report a trend toward streamlined servants as larger, heroic figures struggle to fit in compact urban kitchens. The municipal bureau notes the shift reflects changing housing and staffing needs across bungalows and apartments.
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Memphis
Tenn
Municipal Bureau
Local Organist’s Husband Plays Whistle Tunes on Route
Mrs Ellis Edmunds of Richmond is organist at a local church yet her husband is famed as a musician. He whistles locomotive notes by ear. Edmunds has practiced since starting railroading and now passengers along his Newport News route hear Old Oaken Bucket and other tunes.
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Richmond
Ellis Edmunds
Edmunds
Newport News
Mexican consul temperamental road runner predicts rain
Rafael Ruesga, the Mexican consul in Tampa, owns a Mexican Road Runner whose bones allegedly ache in damp weather and cry sharply before storms. He says the bird warns him to roll up windows before leaving but he still enjoys sleep even on rainy nights.
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Tampa
Pla
Rafael Ruesga
Ruesga
Parrot Alerts Rescue in Evaston Pipe Leak Incident
Mrs. Ethel Green nearly suffocated by a heating pipe leak and called for help but collapsed before the line connected. Her unrestrained parrot flew to the telephone and repeated the distress cry, guiding an operator to the scene where a rescue squad revived her.
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Evanston
Ethel Green
Ohio Civil War Colonels Face Fate Across Battles
Stories From Ohio History recount Col John W. Toland of Cincinnati and Leander Stem of Tiffin who survived near misses yet met early deaths in later battles. Toland felt immune after three horses were shot from under him but died to a sharpshooter in Fayetteville Virginia. Stem stayed calm under fire but died at Stones River after a premonition of death and a near miss at Murfreesboro.
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Ohio
John W. Toland
Cincinnati
Fayetteville
Leander Stem
Lane River
Murfreesboro
Stone River
Stem
Daniel Boone Trails of the Miami Valley
The article recalls Daniel Boone’s capture by Indians and travels through western Ohio. From Chillicothe on the Little Miami River to Detroit, Boone’s exhibitions impressed tribes and drew pioneer attention to the Miami valley as they prepared to attack Boonesboro. He escaped, warned friends, and spurred settlement interest along the Scioto and Salt Creek areas.
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R. C. Hall
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Ohio
Old Chillicothe
Little Miami River
Detroit
Scioto Valley
Salt Creek
Jackson
Boonesboro
Boone
Miami Valley
Divorce Suit Details Revealed in Kingston Case
Recorder Joseph Dawson spoke about a divorce case in Kingston, listing a wife’s reasons without naming her. She alleged her husband poured salt on the bed threw liquor on her, burned her legs with a cigarette and beat her with padded pajamas.
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Kingston
N. C
Joseph Dawson
Martyn Becomes Oldest Naturalized Saginaw County Resident
In Saginaw Michigan John Martyn aged 95 became the county’s oldest new citizen. His first words upon admission to citizenship were asking when he would receive his check.
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Saginaw, Mich
John Martyn
Saginaw County
Woman seeks husband’s imprisonment. elevator fear delays jail visit
In Dallas a woman tells Detective Vic Register she wants her husband jailed but cannot go to him due to never being in an elevator. Register then orders the prisoner sent downstairs, overcoming her fear.
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Dallas
Tex
Vic Register
Register
Four Oklahoma youths held after raid on vacant lot
Lawton Oklahoma police seized six rifles two pistols eight dirks twenty three pocket knives twenty full boxes of ammunition and four flashlights from a vacant lot where four boys aged 11 and 14 were found in possession.
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Lawton
Okla
Findlay Writer Tell Taylor Linked to Old Mill Stream
The popular song Down By the Old Mill Stream was written by Tell Taylor of Findlay and mentions the Blanchard River flowing through the area.
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Findlay
Tell Taylor
Findley
Blanchard River
Study plant proposal eyes city power plant cost
Council members have authorized a survey to determine the cost of constructing a municipal electric power plant.
Huron Seeks Comeback as Great Lakes Shipping Hub
N. O. June 23 AP report notes Obeseos of major Great Lakes ports plan a comeback by investing about 2 million dollars to restore Huron as a key coal and ore shipping center.
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N. O
Great Lakes
Divorce Suit Filed in Highland County
A summons in a divorce case was served today on William Gordon of Llesboro. The suit is filed by his wife Le lia Gordon on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Highland County
Lelia
Gordon
William Gordon
Llesboro
Delphos Street Fair Stakes All Taken Early
Delphos sponsors report all street stakes for the late August fair are sold. The annual Delphos street fair runs August 25 to 29 with space tight before the event.
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Delphos
Cardinal Popular in Columbus and beyond
The cardinal is state bird of Ohio and is also a familiar symbol in Illinois and Delaware. The note highlights the bird's broad cultural prominence across these states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ilinois
Delaware
Daily crossword puzzle across clues jumble
Puzzle shows a jumbled OCR of across clues with mixed numbers and partial phrases. It lists items such as Chief justice and compass, with scattered letters and stray letters from multiple languages, creating a unclear, timeworn crossword page fragment.
Insulin Advances Stir Diabetes Care
A long article explains insulin as a tool to control diabetes, not a cure. It notes insulin’s benefits for children and the burden of injections, and discusses new methods to improve absorption and duration, including skin and nasal routes and protamine combos extending action to eight to ten hours.
Ruffing Losers Before Pulling Trumps in Bridge
A hand type prohibits immediate pulling of trumps and shows dummy must ruff one or more of declarer's losers to obtain best results. The example 1Q1084 A856 2/ 73 describes this technique.
Bridge play by South leads to defensive endgame outcome
In a bridge deal the opening heart lead sets a complex three time entry sequence. Declarer avoids trumps, uses ruffs in dummy, but misplays and ends up needing favorable distribution, while defenders maneuver to force crossings and pull trumps, leaving East in a difficult position and the contract threatened by late trumping errors.
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East
Declarer
West
Sendmond
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