Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Claims Digestive Relief
A Macomb Illinois man promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with his wife as a testimonial. He says after using several bottles she gained permanent relief from severe stomach trouble and could eat normally without dieting. The ad asserts the product digests all foods.
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J. R. Holly
Macomb
Ill
Dexter Ferry gifts land to extend Michigan athletic field
The University of Michigan receives twenty acres from Hon. Dexter M. Ferry, increasing the athletic grounds to thirty acres and rebranding the field as Dexter M. Ferry Athletic Field, commonly Ferry Field. Indoor meet records fall as Kellogg, Snow, Miller, and Robinson set new marks. The mechanical engineers plan a spring excursion to Niagara to Pittsburgh with costs under sixty dollars. Rocky Mountain tea advertised for spring tiredness at 45 cents.
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University of Michigan
Dexter M. Ferry
Detroit
Ferry
Regents’ Field
Ferry Field
Waterman Gymnasium
University
Nelson A. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Neil Snow
Paul
Miller
Marion
John Robinson
Lst
Mansfield
Mechanical Engineers
Niagara
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
North Western extension to Mass City fuels Copper Range link
Mining Journal reports eight to ten North Western road surveyors at Mass City from Watersmeet. A Mass City connection to the Copper Range railway is now expected this summer or fall. Copper Range prepares to extend to Calumet, boosting traffic. four roads may meet at Mass City, creating a key junction. C J Johnson is ready to start Copper Range work once orders come.
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Ane
Watersmeet
Mass City
Copper Country
Mining Journal
North-Western
North-Western Road
Copper Range Railway
Copper Range Road
Calumet
Copper Range
St. Paul
South Shore
C. J. Johnson
Houghton
New Wrinkle in Ballots Enacts Perforated Election Check
The legislature passed an amendment requiring ballots to be perforated in the right hand upper corner and numbered. The voter’s ballot number must match the inspector’s listed number when exiting the booth. The perforated corner is torn before deposit to prevent outside booth use. It takes effect at the spring election.
Dining car service to relocate headquarters on D S S A line
The dining car division of the D S S A railway will move its headquarters from St. Ignace to Sault Ste. Marie. New sleepers under construction will come under this department, with G H Campbell appointed to head the department at the new location.
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D. S. S. & A. Railway Company
St. Ignace
Sault Ste. Marie
G. H. Campbell
Department l
Deepening Shaft Advances at Old Colby Property
The west line shaft on the Old Colby property reaches about 300 feet with steady sinking progress. Hoisting rock from greater depth slows work, boiler house debris from the Federal is hauled to the new shaft for building use, and dismantled shaft houses are moved to the new workings. Completion is expected around June 1.
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Colby
Federal
Culby
Early opening of navigation may beat 1878 records
Indications point to an early opening of navigation with ships reaching the Sea from lower lake ports in the first part of the coming week if weather holds. This would mark the earliest opening since 1878 when St. Marys River saw a boat pass March 16 and locks first opened April 8.
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Lower Lake
St. Mary’s River
Third Infantry Appointments by Michigan Guard Commander
The Third Infantry appointments by Colonel Robert J. Bates take effect. Daniel J. McDonald will become captain and commissary for Company K Cheboygan, replacing C. H. Chapman. Rev. Charles S. Hanks of Owosso becomes captain and chaplain, replacing J. P. deB. Kaye. Joseph J. Carscadden of Flint advances to first lieutenant and battalion adjutant, replacing Lt. McKee. Carscadden joins the first battalion under Major James S. Parker.
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Robert J. Bates
Third Infantry
Michigan National Guard
Daniel J. McDonald
Cheboygan
C. H. Chapman
Charles S. Hanks
J. P. Deb. Kaye
Joseph J. Carscadden
A. Flint
How to Prepare a Manuscript for Submission
Franklin B. Wiley offers practical advice from the Ladies' Home Journal on manuscript preparation. Use sturdy white paper with black ink, avoid flimsy or mixed sizes, and maintain a wide line spacing and margins. Write clearly with a vertical hand, single-sided pages, and keep an inch margin on all sides.
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Franklin B. Wiley
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bulk coffee varies in quality and flavor
The piece argues that bulk coffee cannot guarantee uniform flavor or strength and notes that even sealed Lion Coffee may differ from previously bought lots. It emphasizes bulk purchases often vary and that sealed packaging does not ensure absolute purity or freshness.
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Isaleo
Lehigh Manufacturing Reveals Lace Curtain Bargains
Lehigh Manufacturing announces a bargain lace curtain sale after a buyer’s market trip. Prices advertised range from $1 to $5 per pair, described as the greatest bargains ever offered.
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U. of M. Notes
Rocky Mountain
Lea
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Prince
Jos. Sellwoon
Gro. L. Loork
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Fire and Life Companies
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van Buren Street
Chicago
J. A. Vogtlin
Herald Office