Appeals 10 On 10 Voters By Radio
Columbus and Cincinnati radio stations carried an appeal charging lobbyists and two Ohio Public Utilities Commission members with blocking confirmations of Governor Donahey's choices. The governor urged voters to push representatives to advance Earl Bloom and James Huffman for the posts, naming opponents Poor and Maullar and utility leaders as jetions behind the delay.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Harry L. Davis
Ohio Senate
A. V. Donahey
Cincinnati
George T. Poor
Frank B. Maullar
Chillicothe
Donahey
William B. Woodbury
New York Telephone Co
R. H. Breed
American Gas and Electric Co
New York City
Senate
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
James W.huffman
Zanesville
Poor
Maullar
Buckeye Briefs Roundup of Ohio News Items
A sweeping Ohio digest reports Ella Keegan 38 dies after operation at Marysville reformatory site and Cincinnati murder suspect deaths. Wooster body found on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Pratt escapes and is recaptured near Athens. grower John Cornish 70 dies by self-inflicted gunshot on his Madisonville area farm. Other items include a fatal shooting in Toledo and multiple notices from Bucyrus Oberlin and more.
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R. R. Track Wooster
Wilhelm Lay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
John Cornish
Madisonville
Keeping well on eye glasses and fit
The article notes that poorly fitting reading glasses can cause headaches nausea and sleeplessness due to eye strain. It warns ill fitting frames irritate the skin especially in the elderly, risking ulcers and even skin cancer if rubbing persists, and advises obtaining properly fitting spectacles.
Fasting as Health Practice Questioned by Scientific Study
The article traces fasting across religions and history, noting its purposes of purification and self denial. It cites Dr. A J Carlson’s assistants at the University of Chicago reporting experiments that during a period of fasting metabolism rises and cells appear younger and more active, suggesting possible health benefits.
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A. J. Carlson
Ensor
Univerity of
Chicago
Making Good on Life's Trail in a Small Town
In a small town a man’s value is judged by status wealth and influence. George Sutton is seen as making good through steady work a solid family and community trust while Mahoney is viewed as lazy lucky and not truly arriving.
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Mahoney
Sutton
Gordon
George Sutton
Hope Chest Marital Prep Sparks 1930s Talk
A narrator recalls his uncle Thomas’s voyage chest filled with linens and keeps seeking advice from Elizabeth, age sixteen, about marriage. The talk touches on optimism from a grandfather and the idea of a “hope chest” as practical prep for life with occasional humor about men’s needs and domestic thrift.
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Lizabeth
Thomas
Elizabeth
Granfather
Father
Grandfather
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