Fly Carries Many Germs Some Rich Men Left
The passage notes that a single fly can carry over 25 million germs and contrasts wealth with the ability to satisfy personal wishes, suggesting rich men may be defined by their ability to control needs rather than possession of wealth.
Dutch elm disease poses national threat to forests
The forestry association warns that without immediate congressional action the United States could lose up to one billion elms valued at over 750 million dollars. The Elm census shows large concentrations in New England and the middle Atlantic states, with estimated regional totals and state by state figures.
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Washington, D. C
Forestry Association
Congress
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Tri-State
New York City
Illinois
Chicago
Evanston
Hinsdale
Rockford
Town
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Association
New York
America
New England
Middle Atlantic States
New Symphonet Instrument Aims at Jazz and Church Use
Harry F Noake unveils the symphonet a 55 key instrument with 55 reed pipes from 6 to 28 inches designed like a small piano. It weighs 150 pounds stays in tune and aims for symphony orchestra jazz and church missions with a lower construction cost than a upright piano.
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Los Angeles
Harry F. Noake
Noake
Ashes Set Dutch World Record in Cigar Contest
In Hertogenbosch a two hour cigar ash test produced a seven centimeter unbroken ash, claimed as a world record. Fifty eight men and two women competed. many failed as officials measured, while the winner’s sneeze capped a remarkable display of steadiness.
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Amsterdam
Hertogenbosch
Maurice Dolen Passes Away in Bethel at 82
Bethel mourns Maurice P. Dolen a longtime resident aged 82 after a year of illness. Known for quaint humor he brightened gatherings and served with the Masonic Order for over 50 years receiving a commemorative pin.
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Bethel
Maurice P. Dolen
Mr. Dolen
The
Masonic Order
Duffy Rules Money From Cash Bonds Must Go to Court
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy issued an opinion to the Auditor of State ruling against pocketsing costs from cash bonds posted for motor vehicle violations. The opinion states that a justice of the peace must submit a transcript of proceedings and the forfeited cash bond to the proper county court when a defendant fails to appear.
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Herbert S. Duffy Lin
Office of
the Auditor of State
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Duffy
Notice to Contractors for Ohio River Road Section K work
Sealed proposals are invited for a 0.363 mile project in Monroe Township Clermont County on State Highway 7 US 52 including grading drainage and reinforced concrete paving. Estimated cost 42820.70 with 65 working days to complete. Bids due December 21 1937 with five percent certified check. Director John Jaster Jr reserves right to reject bids.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Clermont County
Monroe Township
Ccsccesseee
Ohio State Employment Service
Forest L. Miller
Race Street
Cincinnati
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
John Jaster, JR
Law of supply and demand in crime noted
The text asserts that market forces apply to crime, making a livelihood relatively easy for criminals and suggesting criminal activity thrives when supply and demand are favorable. It frames crime as sustained by economic incentives and holds that law operates similarly in illicit markets.
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