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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
4
The notice lists postal details for Logan Ohio including second class mail matter, subscription rates by delivery and mail, and zone pricing for Ohio. It also identifies roles within the Associated Press and mentions copyright and republication rights.
Strauss reports advances in radioactive colloidal gold and iodine delivery, a nascent step toward cancer treatment. He warns the need to keep atomic research free from political control while lawmakers push for a restored funding cut, stressing science’ life and death stakes potential.
The mammoth was about as large as a present day elephant. About 80 percent of US newspapers are evening papers. Rhode Island is the state founded by Roger Williams. Mischa Elman is the violinist. A Royal Mounted Police Mountie must be a British born subject.
Pharmacists identify the biblical vine of Sodom as colocynth, also called bitter apple, noting its botanical ambiguity and potential medicinal use.
In a reflective exchange, Andrew recalls his late mother and the comforts of home as he discusses social status with Bigelow. Mrs Potts invites the party to dinner, while Andrew defends Bigelow’s modest life, hinting at a restless future and a long story to come.
A confused note describes Andrew Paulson living on the town’s edge with Mrs. Potts near a roadster. The narrative hints at travel desires and a pending family supper while a mysterious interview ends abruptly, leaving questions about motives and relationships unresolved.
Logan Ohio enacts annual license taxes for each jukebox and similar music machines. Fees, renewals, receipts, and inspections are outlined, with penalties of fines up to 100 dollars for violations and license revocation. Adopted June 8 1948 by Mayor Roger W. Friend.
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