Judge To Rule On Custody Of Baby On Saturday
Cleveland Ohio June 29 Municipal Judge Jacob Stace said he would rule Saturday on the custody of the newborn girl allegedly sold to a Pittsburgh couple for 50 dollars. Dr John W Tippie. Mrs Isabelle Farrell and Don Harmon face criminal and moral charges as social agencies investigate the case. The child named Tonita Estelle is with Mr and Mrs Herman Sesan of Pittsburgh who hope to adopt.
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Cleveland, O
Jacob Stace
Pittsburgh
John W. Tippie
Cleveland
Isabelle Farrell
Ohio
Don Harmon
Farrell
Harmon
Herman Sesan
Tonita Estelle
Stacel
Doctors Say Teeth Blamed Too Often as Poison Fool
Doctors argue that dental issues are too often blamed for poisoning symptoms and that medical practice should improve disease treatment. The piece notes coverage from the 19th annual American Medical Association meeting in St. Louis where physicians discussed broad medical practice concerns.
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St. Louis
American Medical Association
Medical theories on infections and bodily memory noted
The article surveys links between dental and tonsil infections and systemic disease, warns against overremoval of trouble points, and cites Drs Reimann Havens Sulzberger Conwell on tissue memory, post‑accident musculoskeletal injury, and a Budapest Tocograph for monitoring labor contractions.
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Reimann
Havens
Philadelphia
Sulzberger
New York
Conwell
Alabama
Budapest
Lorand
Inaugural address marks health survey findings
Dr. Rock Sleyster, new president of the Association, cites studies showing mental health as a key unsolved medical problem. He warns that excessive protection from sickness could dampen will to tackle economic troubles and questions if the price is worth the goods.
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Association
Rock Sleyster
Wisconsin
Sleyster
Poles Cling to Baltic Foothold Amid Sea Day Tension
President Ignacy Moscicki urged Poles to maintain their Baltic foothold during Sea Day celebrations in Gdynia and Danzig. He highlighted Pomorze and the coast as vital to Poland’s independence, warning of rising German pressure as troops and a free corps gather near the frontier.
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Gdynia
Poland
Ignacy Moscicki
Baltic Sea
Pomorze
Baltic
Danzig
Europe
Germany
Polish Port Pride Secures Vital Sea Access
Polish pride ran high over the port’s growth on the coast and Poles argued continued possession was essential to the country’s free existence.
Carlisle Community Club Outing Featured East Carlisle Victory
The Carlisle Community Club sponsored a Sunday outing pitting married men against East Carlisle ball team. East Carlisle won the game, spectators cheered loudly, then the group visited Rose's Dam for boating and bathing before a grove picnic supper. A bonfire and friendly chatter closed the day.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
Prise
Rose’s Dam
Association of Friends
Trained Nurse Endorses Vendol For Quick Relief
A nurse from Akron Ohio reports strong endorsement for Vendol after rapid relief from constipation sour stomach gas headaches and nervous fatigue. She cites personal recovery and urges readers to visit Phillips Drug Store Elyria for details with druggists nationwide also recommending Vendor.
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Vendor
Ellen R. Brown
S. Main St
Akron
Ohio
Phillips Drug Store
Broad St
Elyria
Adv
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