Ohio News Briefs Highlight Accidents and Elections
Reports from northern Hancock and southern Wood counties oppose a $500000 Rocky Ford creek improvement. Janes Cullen, 56, Sandusky, lost sight in both eyes in a dynamite blast. Verne Hartley of Sebring may die from stab wounds after a fight in Alliance. Postmaster exam set to replace Toledo’s George Parish. Mary Turk died after being shot by her husband Frank Turk, 26, now held for murder. State Senator Latham withdraws from Ohio governor race. Henry McLaughlin killed in a Glouster mine accident. Major Rudolph Schroeder breaks altitude record over Dayton.
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Wood Counties
Rocky Ford Creek
Janes Cullen
Sandusky
Verne Hartley
Sebring
Alliance
Toledo
George Parish
Mary Turk
Frank Turk
Cleveland
Thomas W. Latham
Ohio
Glouster
Henry McLaughlin
Rudolph Schroeder
Roland Rohlf
Dayton
Schroeder
Carl Schwable
Tiffin
Mathias Hoffman
Lake Shore
Rocky River
Seneca County
George W. Lasher
Journal and Messenger
Baptist
Cincinnati
Hub Clothing Company
Canton
D. Simon
Lutheran Book Concern
Columbus
Lutheran Standard
Marion
Robert F. Cole
Clark Williams
N. H. Fairbanks
Springfield
Stewart Fullerton
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Floyd Arnold
Warren
J. D. Compton
Lipman
Mike Michalski
Vincent Damico
Akron
Ohio Penitentiary
George Werne
Ne Cox
Damico
Peter Cafarelli
Werne
Vincero Digiorge
New Lexington
Perry
Harding
Hays
Congress
Ohio Republican Torial Association
State League of Republican Clubs
Ohio Repubican
Paul
Arthur Cook
Republic
Leonard Wood
Smith
Youngstown
Middletown
Hubert Hance
Lineman
Elyria
Lancaster
Wairfield
Howard Leadrick
Clarence
Woods
Wort Mentor
Lorain
Needfire Ritual in Scottish Folk Custom Survives
The article outlines needfire as a purification rite in Scotland where fire is sparked by friction to ward off disease in flocks and to renew communal fires. It notes the practice persisted into recent times and situates it among other fire rituals in Europe.
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Scotland
Europe
Ten Commandments Centerpiece in Mosaic Law
A concise note reflects that while forty commandments could have fit into the Mosaic law, officials and scholars agreed that ten were sufficient. The piece frames the sufficiency argument in religious law terms.
Unnecessary Exposure at French Inspection
An inspection in France reveals a private with a large cootie crawling down his blouse. The eagle-eyed superior orders the insect removed and warns of pneumonia as the private complies by tucking it away. The Home Sector.
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The
Stock Exchange
Jones-Smithson
France
Man Who Thinks He Understands Women Stirs Gold Brick Sale
A provocative comment from a columnist critiquing self styled experts on gender, prompting readers to view a local gold brick sale as a metaphor for misplaced confidence. The piece signals a sharp, humorous take on gender stereotypes and consumer vanity.
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