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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
1
The text outlines long term injection based treatment for syphilis, noting weekly injections over periods around 38 months. It warns that discontinuing treatment allows disease to return, risking infectiousness and late complications. It advocates preventive mass treatment and early intervention, with favorable outcomes in about one in ten cases.
The Maine disaster in Havana spurred calls for action as US public opinion surged toward war. The photo shows personal effects of Darwins R Merritt, assistant engineer from Red Oak IA, one of two officers who died. Relics including a watch keys belt buckle sword epaulettes were found in the ship’s remains now in a Des Moines museum exhibit open daily 8 am to 5 pm with free admission.
An editorial argues for a WEAW style plan to draft alien resources and labor, claiming it would boost national strength while erasing profits from war. It discusses industrial growth, Midwest revival, shifts from farming, and the need for new uses of crops amid unemployment. A long logic puzzle and a money question follow the editorial segment.
OCR text shows garbled phrases and invented names. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to a feather room at a Swift produce plant in Chite, a $50,000 chime, and mentions of a Newhouse family member and other deaths. The legible items include a memorial mention and various disjointed phrases about local happenings, workers and residents.
The House debated several bills including tax relief measures for small corporations and investors amid filibuster threats. Witnesses nationwide urged modifications to the undivided profits and capital gains tax as the Senate eyed executive session for final discussion. Rumors say the farm bill conference may reach agreement soon and be sent to the president for approval ahead of the 1938 crop year.
A garbled OCR-like passage from Budapest mentions coffee and vague personal terms but contains no clear events, people, organizations, dates, or locations to summarize into a meaningful news item. The readable content is too fragmented to extract a factual item.
A recap of President and Congress tensions over recovery policy, antitrust actions, and farm bills. Reports note strong senate filibusters, TVA power decisions, and a Sherman Act case in Milwaukee. War news covers Chiang Kai-shek facing Japanese advances and Spanish Civil War air raids, with limited battlefield clarity due to weather.
An 87 year old reflects on electricity and modern advances from Franklin’s kite experiment to electric appliances. He recalls telegraph, Civil War events, and how electric light, washers, and tractors transformed daily life. He notes aviation speed, news delivery, and the shift from dark ages to today’s rapid tech.
Recited records from Mills County real estate offices show several transfer instruments dated Jan 24 1938. Entries mention Hadington to Rollin Buffington Randolph Sahuens Patter ant S Meeks Bonnie Meeks Walter Wrant Verona Wyke and William Campbell among others with parcels described in township 29 70 and 4 2a NW 2 7 4 4 and similar lot lines.
J Win and family arrive from Syracuse with visits to Soderstrum's relatives and Mrs Campbell. Boehner heals from a knee injury while Me Boehner copes with confinement. Cadwell Salyers buy land at $150 per acre. development planned with an early house. Rev Frank Caldwell set to speak Feb 9 on Abraham Lincoln for Old Soldiers. Strahan completes elegant North Marion residence of pressed brick. Eclipse curiosity noted. Wilbur McCabe named street commissioner candidate. Rice Williams declared insane. sheriff transfers him to asylum. A magician performs to a small audience. Pearl Mellor receives piano from grandfather. Central Hotel Parker trades Missouri land. new proprietor set to open in spring.
A London hospital built on St Brides Water site became Bridewell after the Reformation. King Edward VI chartered city hospitals, Christ’s Hospital educated the young, St. Thomas’ cared for the sick, and Bridewell became a penitentiary for unruly apprentices and vagrants, gradually giving its name to prisons.
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