Whooping Cough Still In Lead In Elysia Health Report
The Elysia Board of Health reports whooping cough remains the dominant contagious disease this month with twenty seven cases in June. Scarlet fever and other diseases are rare. health department workers logged 403 lab tests and 210 bacterial tests with milk analyses leading the list. Public health nurse Kathryne Fulioo recorded 110 visits, including infant welfare, prenatal care, arthritis, and vaccine-related services.
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Elysia
Gutres
Health Boards
EG Curtiss
Kathryne Fulioo
Ohio Republicans To Meet July First
Ohio Republicans schedule a two day convention in Columbus starting July 1 with Attorney General John W Bricker likely to discuss state issues publicly. Democrats delay date awaiting a Roosevelt decision on campaign kickoff from Washington.
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Ohio
Colmbus
Republians
John W Bricker
Roosevelt
Washington
Radio Programs and Concerts Listing in 1920s Style Schedule
A dense catalog of radio shows and musical options with multiple bands, orchestras, and guest appearances. Names like Morgan Bae, Rodrigo Band Ink, Vivien Sim, and U.S. stations appear alongside various times and segments, suggesting a broad daylong program grid with news, sports, and entertainment features.
The Silent Observer and School Fads of a Distant Page
Fragmented text presents a mix of poems or song fragments and scattered captions. It mentions three things to purify and honor, references a “PROW 4 SCOTCRMAAN” and a penny tale, and includes a narrative about drowning warnings, household chores, and a note on dishwashing. The readable material resembles a collage of period miscellaneous items.
News Oddities From San Pran Francisco and Beyond
United Press reports a seller’s bid to sell a horse race betting system at $100 to avoid charges, police prepared to charge him with vagrancy if the sale failed. In Cleveland a reported “silent gutboan” star’s skull injury is noted near a midget theater. Archaeologists near Yorktown uncover centuries old artifacts from early English settlers. Washington notes a hot day and a small tablecloth used as a path with a “no Dogs keep off” sign.
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United Press
SAN Prancisco
Wiliward Vareel
Sgale Bis Stret
Polo
Mircyl
Washington
Cleveland Guards Call Off One Day Pretend Strike
Cleveland Ohio on June 29 saw a one day pretend strike by city guards called off after City Law Director Alfred Clum warned that failure to report to work would be grounds for dismissal. The guards seek pay raise from 712 to 7 rents an hour and overtime pay rules, with a city board of control to hear their request Wednesday.
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Cleveland Wieguards
Robin Beaches
Alfred Clum
Aisa
Gigi Reveals Identity in Family Crisis
In a tense household drama Marcia and Larry confront Gigi about his true identity and Ellen Brown’s perilous past. Allstone wrestles with secrets as police are summoned and Ellen recalls a dark visitor Blitz and a trusted doctor once connected to her ailment.
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Larry
Marcia
Gigi
Mr Brown
Allstone
Ellen
Macbride
House of Secrets Ends in Desert to Sea Escape
Ellen Ashton Brown narrates a life of captivity and deceit. Blitz forged identities and legal documents to control her and her child, isolating her in a desert cottage then near the sea. Ellen reveals the truth of their entrapment and a final escape with support from Gigi and others.
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Gigi
Desert
Blitz
Ellen Ashton Brown
Lowe
Macbride
Florida
Marcia
Howards
Larry
Remembering the old fashioned keepsakes in a home scene
A reflective piece recalls mementos from past homes including a center table lamp, framed hair wreaths, a seaside shell array, and a Red Riding Hood ornament, prompting memories of family and loss across years.
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Corne
Iviary
Fragmented reminiscence of an old home and youth
A hazy reflective piece recalls the old home, a mantel and fireplace, and a longing for youth. The speaker questions whether someone would spend their last cent to step again into that familiar scene and rekindle warm memories.
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Rhita Dos
Well Known Circus Coming To Elyria
Walter Lo Muln a veteran circus owner visits Elyria to promote the circus bearing his name coming to the fairgrounds on Monday afternoon and night July 6. The show, advertised as the largest in tour, promises two hours of entertainment with top acts from the sawdust world, a replica frontier exhibit by cowboys and Indians, and a charity appearance for local health camp children during the afternoon.
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Walter Lo Muln
Medina
Geneva
Mr Main
Circuk
Moritas Darty
Ela
Cleveland
Eisila
Lorain
The Princess Comes Across at Capitol Theatre
At The Theatres the mystery romance The Princess Comes Across plays at Capitol Theatre starring Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray. The Atlantic presented story blends intrigue and romance as audiences see Lombard and MacMurray in lead roles.
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Capitol Theatre
Carole Lombard
Fred Mac Murray
Florida Special at Rivoli Theatre Stars Dukie and Enters
A new Rivoli film Florida Special features Jack Dukie and Sally Enters in a comic adventure about a high speed train. The pictured cast and story promise brisk thrills and light humor as the couple confronts misadventures aboard the speeding train.
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Florida
New Rivoli Film
Rivoli Theatre
Jack Dukie
Sally
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Title Guarantor
Real estate transfer notices appear from The Land Title Guarantor and Trust Co listing transfers across Amherst Township and Village plus Sheffield Township. Names include Nay WoMar ing to Alex Waggeti and Baker to Dove with parcels on Court Street and Ridgewood Road. Also notes a Jackson Street Amherst Village property and a Frank Ward holding. Governor Davey signed an emergency Lloyd Bill authorizing bonds for midam federal aid public works financing.
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Baker
Joseph Dove
Coutsey
Sanfids
Ridgewood
Sheffield
Lensaler
Frank Ward
Jatkson
Amherst Village
Coumbus
Davey
Wage Code For Hotel And Restaurant Workers Takes Effect
A newly approved wage code for women and men in Columbus Ohio hotels and restaurants becomes operative Wednesday. It affects about 35 000 workers across the hospitality industry. Courts have not yet ruled on the regulation, with a decision expected by August. Hourly rates range from 1.50 to 1.56 for service employees and 1.66 to 2.87 for others, varying by community population.
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Columbus
O. Funes
Ohio
Mina
5Ries
Testament Buahiesso
Atanduida
Ceuta
Won-seisvice Guiproves
Partietla
Strike Siege at Wheeling Steel Plant Ends
Portmouth Ohio June 29 The strike siege at the Wheeling Steel Corp plant ended today after days of intermittent violence since the strike began May 22 Special deputies and officers guarded the plant while 250 company executives and workers who had been effectively prisoners passed picket lines to resume maintenance of machinery and equipment Sheriff Oakes prohibited carrying weapons and said strikers agreed not to confront workers within the plant or block food transport Judge Wimbs called a Scioto County grand jury session to probe rising shootings and lawlessness in the county He did not single out the strike One man was killed and several wounded in clashes at the plant last week.
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Sinc
Arthur Oakes
BF Wimbls
Scioto County
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