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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
4
In Hocking County swimming hazards grow as streams warm. Facilities are scarce with Logan's municipal pool the sole project, while undeveloped sites and dangerous currents, snags, and debris threaten youths and casual bathers alike.
A historical look at proportional representation and reform failures in New York and Cleveland. It argues that machines like Tammany Hall adapt to new systems, returning to power after initial reform optimism fades. Sustained citizen vigilance is urged to prevent backsliding into misgovernment.
Jacqueline confronts her mother over Colonel Lutman’s marriage proposal and a forged deed. After being banished, she seeks out lawyer Charles, discovers Uncle Alan’s will, and learns she inherits $1.6 million. The pair burn the Colonel’s cash and confirm Jacqueline’s inheritance.
The country home of Mr. von James Hees hosted a June 19 wedding between Vern E. Russel of Carbon Hill and Grace Borden of Scotts Creek with Edward Green as best man Nellie Borden of Logan was bridesmaid and Florence Riggs of Logan flower girl. The couple planned a Kentucky visit after the ceremony. James H. Francisco of Ohio, born Feb 19 1879, died June 21 1912 at age 33 years 4 months 2 days. He married Ona Dell Strubble in 1908 and had three children. Funeral at Union U B Church with Rev Harter, burial in Logan cemetery.
In this fragment from Scott's Scrap Book, One-Minute Test items identify George H. Earle as the governor of Pennsylvania. The text references a dinner party as a moment for reflective thought and notes commentary on press relations to rhetoric and reason.
Col Donn Piatt born 1819 became a lawyer judge and Civil War colonel who clashed with superiors over a Maryland order freeing slaves. Joseph E Blackburn, born 1860, rose from Belmont County to state office and dairy food commissioner. Independence Day 1825 marked start of the Ohio canal project, 307 miles Cleveland to Portmouth with a feeder to Columbus, completed 1838.
A compact notice inviting readers to place classified ads in the Log Daily News. It highlights that a simple line can reach a broad audience and prompt sales or service inquiries.
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues mediation on the steel strike signals only a start. The Wagner act is deemed ineffective, likely needing constitutional amendment, while Taft Garrison and McGrady loom as mediators. Lewis’s CIO could leverage any labor victory into a broader Farmer-Labor movement, with autos and steel as opening skirmishes.
A fragmented musing on frog varieties and a playful critique of modern weather beliefs. It notes Dr A F Rawdon-Smith of Cambridge and references radio, cockroaches, and half-formed jokes about Father’s Day. The voice hints at everyday family life and misheard sayings.
Logan C lendening M D describes two prep methods for hay fever season. Prolonged vacation or room air filters help many, but pollen vaccines offer relief in about 60 percent of cases. The treatment desensitizes mucous membranes by injecting very dilute pollen solutions, identifying the responsible plant, and may require year round dosing in some patients.
Federal scientists report that heavy winter conditions killed more than half of insect larvae in the Rocky mountain region. The Nebraska constitution since 1875 forbids state debt over 100000. In U S public schools over one million evening students, 260000 in part time continuation schools, and 500000 in summer schools. Your Own Town Coste You Osi the Weeks.
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