Republicans in Senate Bolting Over Veterans Loan Bill
Washington Feb 19 A veteran loan bill moves toward a pension system despite Hoover administration opposition and a looming veto. House approval was 363 to 35 under Speaker Longworth. Senate Finance committee endorsed it 13 to 3, with Mills pressing for stricter need and bond limits. Oldest notary Frederick Deibel, 82, recalls 1870 commission. Levite Beaulieu killed a black bear with a cedar club in Maine woods after encountering it while tracking.
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Escaped Jail Inmate Walks Into Detective Bureau
In Meriden Connecticut Edward Tomon, 18, escaped jail twice but was recaptured before finally slipping away again. He then walked into the detective bureau thinking a door was an exit. Other remarks touch on race and origins of the world, with Staeckel claiming Moses as a forebearer of Darwin.
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Moses
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Special School At Gates Hospital Aimed At Crippled Children
A historic Gates Hospital program for crippled children began in 1915 with Miss Caroline Foley as principal. The school, expanding from fifteen to forty students, uses public school staff via tutors, and includes bed-bound instruction in the afternoon. Teachers Agnes Duffy and staff from the hospital and Y W C A assist, with high school work integrated and full credit awarded.
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Caroline Foley
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Focal Board of Education
Oscillating OCR Fragment Sparks Unclear Health Claim
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Olive Phy and a tin, with scattered words about women and men taking tests and steadiness. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details or context to establish a concrete news item or event.
Remarkable progress at Gates Hospital linked to schooling
A patient spent four months at Gates Hospital and later rejoined the clinic, leaving in November. In Lorain she entered high school as a freshman and, by January, did not need semester exams due to her record, advancing to sophomore without further tests. The story highlights the link between physical and mental health and the role of state supervision in special schools. In Sonora California Helen Hendriks five dies after a pine nut lodging in her throat.
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Gates Hospital
Lorain
Hazel McIntyre
End Piles Relief Ad Promises Quick Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's Farm-roid and Wem-roid internal medicines for piles. It claims clogged hemorrhoidal veins, weak bowel walls, and persistent itching, soreness, and pain, promising complete relief or money back. It cites I. O. Phillips endorsing the products and urges purchase from a druggist.
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I. O. Phillips
Silver output in 1930 tops fifty million ounces in U S
United States production of silver for 1930 exceeds 50 million ounces with three quarters used by arts and industries. Most of the silver goes to chemistry and producing silverware and jewelry. England consumes about six million ounces annually as Kobe near completion of elevator work in Japan is noted.
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England
Tracks of the Imperial Railways near Kobe to finish in October
Construction of seven miles of mainline tracks for the Imperial Railways near Kobe is nearing completion with an estimated cost of 17 million dollars. Cement usage reaches into the millions in this expansive project.
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Kobe
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