Dry spell cuts county farmers chances in club
The Ione drought this summer reduced Lorain county farmers prospects of joining the Four Hundred Bushel Club. C E Row agricultural extension agent notes the measure aims to boost yields with several farmers at risk of missing entry due to low per acre outputs.
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Lorain County
C. E
Acre
R. Burgers
Avoy
Milford Bert Ter
Columbia
J. J. Prindle
Harry Rowland
Infirmart
Deaths due to typhoid and other diseases rise in early 20th century
Statistics show deaths requuged by health work, noting typhoid deaths 1427 in 1914 and varying figures through 1925 1932 and 1927. Population growth from 4 7 million to 6 5 million since 2016 accompanies stable contagious disease cases, with many deaths linked to neglect rather than lack of means.
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Ohio
Keep School Open During Epidemics Urged by Authorities
Fragmented OCR text discusses keeping schools open during epidemics, urging authorities to maintain education while addressing infection risks. Mentions pre-school examinations, health vocations in curricula, and provisions for undernourished children, milk, and rest periods.
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Bern
Ohio
School Health Measures Prevent Contagious Diseases
In these counties children receive the Schick test for diphtheria and are immunized if needed. All are vaccinated for smallpox and tested for scarlet fever. Morning inspections for fever colds sore throat or rash help detect illness early. Quarantine is used for contagious horse cases while others stay in school and care proceeds.
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Schick
Urac
Ang Star
Borah Attacks Tammany Hall in Kansas Campaign
Senator William Borah denounces Tammany Hall and Prohibition rivals in a Kansas crowd, blasting Governor Smith proposals and the Eighteenth Amendment. He calls for action to counter immigration pressure and to unite on an attorney general, US marshal, and prohibition officials.
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Kansas
Sengaior Willam EB. Boran
Gahe, Co
Tot
Loa Curtis
Higentz
Alfred EB. Smith
John Rask
Demorra National Committee
Borsh
Smith
United States
Prohibition
den Tammany Hall
Homecoming at Fitchville Goes Saturday Night
Fitchville hosts homecoming on Saturday with the town gathering. A rural comedy titled Aaron Stick Purpkin Creek will be presented, featuring local actors.
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Fitchville
Howe
Grange
Frida
Aaron Stick
Community program to feature Lorain Trounty Band
A Grapee diving room event will host a program in the afternoon and evening. Music will be furnished by the Lorain Trounty Band, adding entertainment to the scheduled activities.
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Grapee
Lorain Troucty Band
United States Recognizes Nationalist Regime in China
Washington reports that the United States has extended de jure recognition to the Nationalist regime in Nanking as the government of China. State department officials say no formal announcement will be made, notes indicate tariff treaty negotiations imply recognition, and Coolidge has accepted the view.
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Washington
Nanking
de Fure
China
United States
United Press
State Department
John Vasa
MacMurray
Nankin
de PaArMest
Mar Murray
Pekine
Presderr Coolidge
Riyuzement
Peking
Boston Banker Wins Long Commute Milestone
John H. Monds, vice-president of the Second National Bank of Boston, is described as Boston and Maine's champion commuter. He has traveled from Boston to his home in Salem and Peabody for nearly three score years, accumulating about 50,600 miles on the Boston and Maine railroad. Despite this, he purchased rail fares totaling around 33,909 dollars over the period.
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Boston
Mess
John H
Monds
Second National Bank of Boston
Boston and Meine
Salem
Peabody
Boston and Maine
Hospital Wins in Appeal at Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals affirmed the January 10 1928 judgment of the lorain county common pleas court in favor of Zigma Memorial Hospital for 524 09 for William Rook’s treatment. Clara Rook's separate answer claimed involvement but the higher court found no error in the lower court’s proceedings.
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Court of Appeals
Clara
William Rook
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Zigma Memorial Hospital
Agsigse Clara II
William Root
Compos Pleas Cours
Clara Rook
Appeais
Ohio State Expert WialTS County Farm Director
Ohio State expert C. S. Hollinds visited the Henrietta Hill demonstration farm yesterday and said the farm is in excellent condition. He inspected Otto Noble’s fertilization plots and found them sound. He also reviewed Aldrich and Dodd’s 45 acre fruit farm and advised continuing extension service supervision until production, noting the one and two year old peach and apple trees in the orchard.
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Henrietta Hill
C. S. Hollinds
Hollinds
Ohio
Otto Noble
Aldrich
Dodd
Extension Service
Michigan State College steer sells for 6 cents a pound
East Lansing report notes the grand champion steer at the State Fair sold for 6 cents per pound, weighing 1059 pounds, bringing $883.80 in meat sales and $143.33 in prizes to its academic owners. Gov. Fred W. Green served as auctioneer.
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East Lansing
Michigan State College
Fred W. Green
Proper Care Of Power Sprayer For Winter
F I Ballou advises thorough winter prep for power sprayers and dusters. Flush system with clean water, remove drains to avoid freezing, replace plugs, oil pump, and drain cooling system. Clean and oil parts, then repaint metal components to prevent future wear and costly damage.
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F. I. Ballou
Chit
Paris
Note reveals unpaid bill with odd plea to face Maker
A note enclosed a $1.25 payment as an overdue bill to the writer’s mother. The author says they want to face their Maker over the debt. Shiscier refused to reveal the sender’s name.
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Ler
Shiscier
Inner Mongolia Fossils Unearth Giant Beast
In Peking Central Asiatic Expedition researchers reconstruct a 46 ton, 25 foot high land mammal from Inner Mongolia fossils. The find includes 90 packing cases of bones and a second colossal creature with a saddle shaped head and unusual long nose. The team mapped new lakes and towns, noting Mongolia once dense with population and civilization.
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Andrews
Peking
Central Asiatic Expedition
American Museum of Natural History
Inner Mongolia
Mongolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Kalgan
Youch
Wife Wins Freedom From Neuritis Propaganda Extract
A dateless newspaper notice hawks Nurito a drug claiming to cure neuritis rheumatism sciatica and related pains with no narcotics. It promises a money back guarantee and immediate relief through neighborhood drugstores including Muir's Cut Rate at 413 Broad St.
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Muir
Broad St
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