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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
4
The Logan Daily News announces its masthead with officials and agencies listed. Subscription rates are stated for Logan by carrier and mail, with regional and outside county pricing, and a news dispatch and agency contact listing.
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation closes its distress mortgage refinancing at midnight June 12, marking the end of a program that aided 1,016,142 urban loans totaling 3.08 billion dollars. It reports long term loans at 5 percent and urges youth to pursue diesel, radio, or ventilation engineering as future opportunities.
Modern devices and clever machines transform work and leisure, as automated systems take over repetitive tasks. Engineers push advances that free people from routine labor, enabling new comforts and efficiencies in everyday routines.
Messrs W A McDonald and Ray Aberst moved their barber shop Tuesday into the room of J Feather photographer. John Till and Chas Acker are delegates of the local Knights of St John to Buffalo convention. Miss Joanna Noonan represents the Ladies Auxiliary at the convention. Will Funk had a birthday surprise Saturday evening planned by his wife with music by C F Reinstete and daughter Sylvia Calico Ridge.
The Schwarzkopf system records criminals through a screen test noting walk posture and speech. It aims to create a national motion picture library to supplement fingerprint data and aid nationwide criminal apprehension.
A fragment outlines etiquette advice urging formality in greeting and dress. It suggests a measured tone and proper conduct for social interactions, reflecting early 20th century expectations of propriety and manners.
Quote from Woodrow Wilson on freedom and government paired with an incomplete birthday horoscope. The readable portion lacks context, dates, or names beyond the general birthdate clue.
The message praises strong self-reliance and a just nature with a deep spiritual core guiding truthfulness and fair leadership.
The item lists concise quiz answers noting a U S senator from California and a historical claim about Britons invasion in the fifth century. It also mentions a Greek lyric poetess wife around 600 B C, with unclear context or full attribution.
Gary Maughan races through Gribbel's basement to locate Joyce Randall amid danger from Edith Bryce. He suspects a hidden motive tied to a heavy beaded purse and a killer known as Margare Younger. The scene ends with Joyce remaining in place as Gary plans protection and a call to Van Every.
From Pran’s records kept by George Will, General Wayne’s movements against the Indians in 1794 pass near Pallen Timbers. Journal notes describe a five mile march along the Auglaize river through vast cornfields and a landscape with at least a thousand acres of corn around the town near Camp Grand Auglaize, the Fort Defiance site.
The Associated Press reports on the Ohio Trailblazers with latest developments and context. Details include team status, schedule notes, and potential impacts for fans and standings.
The article outlines the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway’s million dollar terminal upgrade at Huron Ohio with a new coal and ore handling dumper and 1000 hopper cars, plus harbor deepening and bulkhead work. It highlights Gen Rufus Putnam and Samuel H Parsons as pivotal Marietta figures with wartime roles and Northwest Territory legal influence, noting Parsons died in 1789 before Ohio statehood.
Mr Ulysses Grant Morgan of Chicago reports a rare grand slam attempt with unusual bidding. The hand featured long spades and a key squeeze ending in South’s heart and diamond losses as the opponents’ cards determined the outcome.
A patient who bragged about abstemious habits hosted a birthday feast with exotic items including mammoth meat imported from Siberia. After the party his toe swelled and he faced pain, prompting the doctor to warn that such foods may trigger joint discomfort and advise avoidance of mammoth meat and rich dishes.
A partial crossword puzzle grid and scattered clues mix directions, words, and miscellaneous phrases. The readable items include scattered definitions and partial entries such as inn, within, and a few named terms, set in a torn puzzle page style.
The cross-roads village of Rosedale will see the old store demolished after more than 80 years as the general store and social hub. P. H. Gordon, a 67 year patron, recalls Civil War era gatherings. owner Peters plans a new building across the street.
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