State Officials Troubled By Bills
State department heads face a difficult New Year unless the appropriations bill is enacted before January 1. Governor Davey vetoed items for 1936 last summer, affecting 1936 more than 1935, and the vetoed items will trouble officials unless the bill passes by year’s end.
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State university coal funds and tax commission expenses listed
A total of 178000 dollars is allocated for coal at all state universities including Ohio State Bowling Green Ohio Kent Miami and Wilberforce. The text also notes appropriations for state binders the division of admissions malt tax and research in the state tax commission. It covers traveling expenses for 1936 for the gasoline tax tobacco and liquor control divisions of the tax commission traveling expenses for the board of real estate examiners and inspectors for the Public Utilities commission and salaries for the administrative staff of the state welfare department.
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Ohio State
Bowling Green
Ohio Kent
Miami
Wilberforce
State Tax Commission
The
Tax Commission
Board of Real Estate Examiners
Public Utilities Commission
State Welfare
Government budget notes and staffing concerns discussed
The document outlines salaries for the Bureau of Juvenile Research, funds to pay professors at State hospitals, and base trouble with department activities. It mentions postage costs, class allocations for newt sea, and using leftover money from 195 s Mw to carry on divisions hit by the west.
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Te Breau
Whitstable Fund Drive Stumbles in Key Moment
A local charity collection at Whitstable to aid the hospital met an odd setback when the scaffold toppled by itself as initial pledges were being collected. The incident disrupted the morning event but spurred renewed resolve to fund the pavement and build up the town’s infrastructure.
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Loval Hospital
The Technique of Applying Bandages in Medicine
A historical overview describes how handkerchief based bandages evolved from Swiss monographs to modern methods. It notes shapes square oblong and triangular with names inspired by famous authorities. The famous poor man's bandage offered warmth and wound protection with tails tied under the chin.
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Switzerland
Bandages and dressings for emergencies and healing
Extensive overview of varied bandages and dressings, noting sterilized containers for immediate use and medicated options with adhesive tape. Emphasizes cleaning injured surfaces, avoiding infection, and providing support to prevent complications in young patients and in cases like cracked ribs or bruised bones.
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Proper use of pressure and support in medical care
The piece argues that pressure and proper bandaging can stabilize bones and joints and relieve many ailments. It emphasizes that misplacements cause pain and disease, while correct supportive treatment, under professional diagnosis, can restore function and comfort despite a flood of ineffective devices.
McGill Alumni Sale Aims to Raise Funds via Matches
Montreal officials at McGill University plan a large nationwide sale of matches to alumni to raise a small amount of money. The effort seeks broad participation from alumni across circuits and regions to support university needs.
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Montreal
McGill University
Way University
McGill
Durham man injuries from beef carving amid film outing
An 80 year old Durham, New Hampshire man who had carved meat for twenty years cut his finger while shearing beef. He wrapped the wound, then took the day off and went to the movies.
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You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother gives away worn clothes to another family and a child feels shamed when the recipient wears her former coat. The piece urges parental discussion before charity to avoid embarrassment and offers guidance from the pamphlet Meeting the School Childs Problems.
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Marilyn
Anna White
Segregation Plan for Felons in Toronto Revealed
Toronto officials propose a system to segregate criminals by age and record. First offenders under 25 would go to one jail, others to a second, repeaters to a third, marking a major shift in custody policy.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Elyzia Stores Promise Christmas Gift Savings
It will pay shoppers to begin their Christmas gift buying at Elyzia stores, which advertise savings and special offers to attract early purchases for the holiday season.
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Elyzia
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