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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
4
A smoky meditation on how careers often pick people rather than the other way around. A 57 year old lawyer becomes a movie actor after a mistaken casting leads him into film. A 19 year old Rose Chickiris earns a good living selling coal and eyes starting her own coal company.
The article discusses brain electricity and a claimed discovery of a brain produced super wave. It notes the mind’s fascination with mirrors and extraordinary disclosures in science, presenting the topic as a continuing, intriguing field of study.
A column mixes social notes from Newark and Haydenville gatherings with hobbyish musings on science and mind control. It recalls birthday dinners hosted by Mrs. Mary A Hone for daughters and relatives, plus a jesting preface on future tech and human mentality.
The Vienna regulatory shift ends 24 years of mandatory muzzling for dogs. Citizens celebrate freedom while many dogs immediately bite and cause chaos, illustrating a dramatic social shift in the newly relaxed law. Bridge column offers bold bidding guidance for risky game situations.
In a North South deal with North dealer and hearts as the opening response, the sequence leads to a 3 Diamonds contract after 2 Diamonds by North and 2 Spades by West. South fears no trump with no stopper yet five diamonds make, prompting a question on South's optimal play to make IT after a heart lead.
A fragment of a 20th century page lists today’s birthdays and zodiac notes calling some individuals artistic. It includes etiquette advice about knife and fork use and scattered words of wisdom attributed to Coleridge with garbled spellings and stray political garble about a senator William E. Republican figure linked to guns and the Lie project.
Dr. Logan Clendening explains how weather affects capillary blood flow influencing sensations like faintness and mood, and how conditions such as heart disease and tuberculosis may vary with temperature and barometric pressure. The piece notes studies linking weather to cough and hemorrhage and suggests patients tailor climates to their illnesses, offering pamphlets for 10 cents.
After blooming, divide large Siberian iris clumps by gently breaking root masses with two hands. Discard center portions and stalks, replant vigorous outer growth, and ensure ample water for iris and peonies as next year’s blooms rely on current growth. Save empty berry boxes as shields for newly planted divisions.
The county grange meeting in Hamden Thursday night drew Rev. Harry Smith and numerous local residents including Mrs. Emma Weed Mattie Weed Laura Alien Lottie Cremean Mary Cremean Helen Fuller Gertrude Bay Chloie Fuller Raymond Zeigler and Eddie Clewell A large crowd attended and ice cream was served afterward. Mrs Anna Porterfield is visiting relatives at Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Jim Eggleston and two daughters J E Gibbons of Kansas City Missouri stayed in town with Hawk and Hixenbaugh families. Also noted is mention of magnetic blackboards used by the US Bureau of Criminal Investigation for planning raids and training. A government controlled company will be formed in the Philippine Islands to stabilize prices and improve conditions for planters and laborers.
Ellen and Reginta host a lavish fiesta at a ranch near Nogales featuring 160 guests, army tents, a 12 piece Mexican orchestra, and a vivid blend of Native and cowboy cultures. Sid Bromberg envisions a film romance with Bill Baron as star, while Ellen struggles between authentic celebration and Hollywood pressures.
Beams from a searchlight invented by a Dutch army officer remain visible only to those in their path. Sweeden cancels tax on casings and solid tires for motor vehicles tractors and motorcycles to promote public safety and tire use.
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