Repair work on the levees faces delays and tour planned
Reports say Muiss river flood repairs cannot finish before the next rainy season. President Coolidge approves a national tour for Secretary Davis to inspect flood control work across Missouri Mississippi and Louisiana. McKellar urges a special session to fund finishing efforts before autumn flood season begins. Davis begins Oct 20 from St Louis with stops in Arkansas and Mississippi, returning Oct 25. Separate item notes Wilbur Hand’s bank robbery trial moved to Oct 28 in Bucyrus. Also mentions a Michigan relics collection of over 3,000 items.
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Ins
Louis
Sas
Mississippi
Department
Agenc
Coolidge
Nater McKellar
Fenn
War Department
Repaira
Melville
Vicinity
New Orleans
Memphis
Eastern
St. Lows
Bucyrus
Wilbur Mand
Gallon
Chester A. Meek
Toledo
Kaward Myers
Symposium on Feelings and Emotions Opens in Springfield
Springfield psychologists launch a four day symposium on human feelings and emotions led by educators from world centers. Dr M L Reymert of Wittenberg College and Dr C E Seashore of Iowa discuss inferiority, phonophotography and training to overcome emotions in education.
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Springfield
M. L. Reymert
Psychological Laboratory
Wittenberg College
Dr. Reymert
C. E. Seashore
University of Iowa
Department of
Seashore
Reymert I
Seventeen and a Half Years Added to Average Lifespan
Cincinnati report from October 18 quotes Dr Iago Goldstand of Fordham University saying modern public health measures extend a child’s life by about seventeen and a half years. He noted most American towns have yet to benefit fully from these safeguards.
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Cincinnati
Iago Goldstand
Fordham University
New York City
Galdstone
American Health Association
Window Washing General Cleaning Service
Lek experts clean your building inside and outside for private and business properties offering window washing and general cleaning across both interior and exterior surfaces.
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Lek
Yellow fever fears cross Civil War memory and public health
The report recalls yellow fever impacts, noting Civil War fatalities linked to the disease and a claim that New York has seen no cases in a year. It mentions public health officials and physicians discussing epidemic risks and lessons from a century ago.
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Ia Galdston
Philadelphia
New York
Publ Health
Buckwheat crop tops expectations in regional harvest
Farmers across the region report the buckwheat harvest as one of the largest in years. The crop offered a profitable alternative after bean losses from wet weather. Its late-harvest adaptability could raise next year’s acreage.
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Chili
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Michigan
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Lake Ave
Home Furniture Co
Lodi Street
eHeldmyer Hardware
Bread Street
Psychologists
Elyria and Lorain
Colayberg and Brown
Elyria
Reublin’s Grocery
Richelieu
Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School
Mary Brown-Lewers
Chronicle-Telegram
Mtmnfury
Mary Brown Lewers
John Lersch Company
Ohio
Campbell’s
Country Club
Pillsbury
del Monte
Chipso
Arc
Kroger
Sige, Samt
Jewel Brand
Country
Y Club
Wiltshire
Fancy
Virginia
Maine
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