Ohio News In Brief Across Five Small Towns
In Ashtabula Kellogsville a small school burned. a teacher and nine pupils escaped unharmed amid local talks over a new centralized school plan. In Columbus Carlos Trevitt, 43, leaped to his death from a bridge after cutting his throat, mourning recent family losses. In Coshocton Herbert Wise, 30, was held on $2,000 bond after a hammer blow fractured Roy Sisley’s skull during an argument. In Ironton Dewey Shafter, 36, was found guilty of manslaughter for a November fatal shooting, claiming self defense.
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Doans Pills Featured For Kidney Health Claim
An old remedy from 1934 endorses Doans Pills to keep kidneys clearing about 3 pints of urine daily. The ad warns of toxin buildup with 15 miles of kidney tubules and bladder discomfort, linking poor kidney function to backache, fatigue, and swelling. It emphasizes longstanding use by millions and urges readers to consult a druggist.
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Thomas Sharkey and Others Reported in Poor Health
Reports from multiple Ohio cities list men hurt or dead. In Tiffin Thomas Sharkey, 28, collapsed from exhaustion and hunger after hitchhiking near the city. A. Gladding, 63, former county commissioner, died at his Hartsgrove home. James O. Harter, 39, Harrisburg truck driver, died from injuries after a mobile collided with his truck along a road near here. James Brown, 43, in serious condition after an assault near Nickel Plate tracks in Lima. In Cincinnati, a gas rate ordinance passed 5 to 4, with a three year rate agreement instead of five.
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Royalty To Witness Sponge Fleet Race
The Duke and Duchess of Kent will witness the Sponge Fleet race in Nassau Bahamas, closing the British Colonial Regatta. 50 to 75 boats from Nassau’s sponge fleet compete in heats with no class limits, sponge fishers patch sails and rigging aboard 30 foot vessels. Several cups and cash prizes are awarded.
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Two tailors who became U.S. presidents
Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson rose from tailor backgrounds to the presidency, joining a rare group of leaders who entered the White House from the tailor trade. This note highlights their uncommon career path and historical significance.
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