Rain Threat Dampens Governor Day at State Fair
At Columbus on Governor Day the second rain threat and seal activity marked opening events. Governor Marlin J. Davey and party led a two day inspection of exhibits before a lunch, with weather delaying races and possibly delaying a Grand Circuit event. Crowds sought shelter, pickpocket reports rose, and the Red Cross noted 250 cases in 21 hours. Kenneth Whore of Anson noted as first 1936 Fat Bond winner. Belmont county placed second in Percheron and cattle judging.
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Kenneth Whore
Anson
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Belmont County
Nosrem
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Chints
Perkshires
Spinster Slain by Woman Fiend in Ocean Bluff Area
EA JOLLA Cal Sept 3 9a Py Prescarve reports a brutal murder of a 48 year old spinster found with head injuries and torn clothing at a seaside overlook. The victim's friends say she had rejected a romance and a clue involves an identification of a woman’s belongings in the slain spinster’s hand. Investigators pursue suspects as the case shocks the community.
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
Frank fourteen learns to handle puberty induced voice changes with self control and breathing. Adults should shield youths from embarrassment during puberty while offering guidance on vocal steadiness and poise. Detective report and shocking unfinished crime note conclude this fragmented clipping.
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Frank
Easell
Louie
Profiles For Today Profiles For Today
TALBOT LAKE UGUST RECKSCHER just celebrated his eighty eighth birthday and is optimistic about better times He credits his philanthropy with his vitality His Heckscher Foundation for Children funds playgrounds an amateur stage on Fifth Avenue and free access for diverse New York youth Born in Hamburg he built a fortune via coal and real estate and now funds colleges hospitals and housing projects His passions include chess Twickenham and civic reform while his rosy face and smile reflect a lifelong drive to eradicate slums poverty and waste.
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Heckscher Foundation For
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Upper Fifth Avenue
New Yok City
Hechscher
Hamburg
Italy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Murray Hill
Twickens
Hus
Harris
Hair brushing for waves sparks salon debate
A note on brushing hair describes methods to protect marcels and finger waves, arguing brushes keep hair clean and stimulate scalp blood flow. It suggests combing forward over the face and sides, brushing from the crown, and asserts the wave can be saved while grooming continues.
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Marcels
Orward
Cair
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Fragmented OCR excerpt on a crime case and alleged trafficking
The readable text describes a murder case involving Voss Wir and a statue of female slavery claims, with references to Miss Mir and Mrs Toyeph Maur. Detectives investigate a man of freers and a woman named Sip who reported to pater headquarters. The report notes threats and an apparent claim of employment denial.
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Mazsner
Sip
Pater
Investeidlian
Toyeph
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