No Place for Poisons Urges Safe Home Medicine storage
A United States public health service bulletin warns housewives to separate harmless medicines from poisons on the home shelf. It urges careful labeling and a high shelf after placing a cloth over bottle mouths with a double knot, to prevent accidental ingestion during emergencies and excited moments that end in tragedy.
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United States Public Health Service
the Health Service
Health Service
Doers and Leaners Oppose Waiting Mindset
Illinois rail president P H Joyce criticizes what he calls too many leaders and the public waiting for luck. He urges action, warns against dole reliance, and calls for hustling like past generations to shape the economy and future leadership. Salem Indiana.
Encouraging cancer cures hailed by medical bodies
The American College of Surgeons cites five year cures in 22476 cases across the United States and Europe aided by surgery, N-ray and radium. Dr Beckwith Whitehouse warns earlier treatment yields more cures, noting cancer starting earlier is easier to manage. A light note about white ants and a satirical jab at a Chicago gangster funeral close the roundup.
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American College of Surgeons
United States
Europe
Beckwith Whitehouse
British Radium Commission
Golden Legion Bible Study Hope Beyond Hard Times
The study reflects on Luke 12 41 59 and the themes of rising expectation and the nature of Jesus baptism and lifting up. It notes Jesus sighing for the time of his glorification and urges disciples to share in the released hope. It frames enduring hardship as a basis for faithful stewardship and anticipates the Lord's return and service at his table.
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Jesus
Flin
The Silent Observer Figure Reveals Hidden Motives
A fragmentary verse piece ponders a silent observer who remains still to avoid scandal while contemplating a clever trick and the social bounds of celibacy, hinting at inner reflection and restraint amid public scrutiny.
Fragmented Punchline Pearls From AHumor Page
A collage of quips and gags from a late era humor page includes joked lines about reckless driving, failed engagements, and a near parody of social ads. It intersperses wry one liners about prayer, fame, and economic prompts with brief scenes of conversational vignettes and light social criticism.
Street lights planned for South Amherst village
South Amherst Ohio officials announce return of street lights after six months darkness. Village council set October 31 for special meeting at 7 30 pm to discuss 10 mill limit and old age pension. A community chest to be formed at the town hall October 30. Carl Gibson named relief committee member.
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South Amherst
Town Hall
Carl Gibson
School Patrol Plan Aimed at Stoplight Traffic
A school patrol system forms to control traffic during school hours. Fire Chief Har Won Mathas attended and reported. Volunteer firefighters will meet Friday evening October 27. The fire siren will sound at each meeting start. Halloween pranks must stop. Property destruction will be prosecuted. Weeds and ditches cleaned. Junior Class meeting after school Monday with Ben Ashyk in charge. Plans for a Friday evening dance with Glaser's orchestra of Lorain.
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Severn
Harwon Mathas
Hallowe'en
Ben Ashyk
Glaser
Lorain
Fragmentary prayer lines urge wisdom and service on earth
The excerpt urges counting days to apply the heart to wisdom and to be made strong to fulfill God’s will on earth. It calls for likeness to the divine and a clear reason for sharing in the kingdom. The wording reflects devotional emphasis on faith, duty, and wise living.
New Rules Boost Price of Nation's Junk Gold
New government controls raise gold prices about 50 percent, fueling a boom in old gold trade. Treasury regulations let retailers buy broken jewelry, dental scrap, watch cases, and melted metal from consumers, with strict monthly reporting to the department. Handy & Harmon notes these provisions will inject vast gold into markets and protect owners with fair prices.
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New York
Treasury Department
New antiseptic solution ready for production
A seven year research effort yields a purified antiseptic solution that can be taken internally without danger. It has been prepared for medical use by Mr. B. E. Beker of Western Reserve University and Dr. Lily Weed of Iowa University and is expected to aid the medical profession.
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Willoughby
BE. Beker
Western Reserve University
Lyly Weed
Iowa University
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