No, Jeems and Toinette Reach the Lussan Homestead
Jeems and Toinette, after a perilous trek with Odd alert, reach the abandoned Lussan home in Forbidden valley. They confront loss as Toinette cradles the English woman’s head, while Jeems contemplates duty, memory, and a future with the rising sun.
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Toinette
Catherine Bulain
Jeems
Odd
Giel
Depms
Flola
Haute
Joenis
Gidess
Hepsibah
Tonteur
Forbidden Valley
Jeams
Lus+ san’s
Richelieu
Mohawk Country
Lussan's
Quebec
Dieskan
Tussan’s
Ife
Liuspan
Madame lLussan
Fidvise
Jeens
Lussan
Harrison News Item Highlights Local People and Events
Local residents share visits and travels with relatives in Lansing Harrison and nearby towns. A spring operetta Bits of Blarney at Harrison High drew a large crowd with George Allen and Jessie in key roles and music by Amble and accompaniment by local musicians.
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Robert’ Brown
C. Vv
Hillabrandt
William Sly
Pontiac
Harrison
Allan Larnard
Lansing
O’dale Schaaf
Morre
Clute
Harold Hughes
Mt. Pleasant Normal
Charles Amble
Leota Hillibrandt
Eileen’ Amble
Dorothy
Gene Whitmer
Max Mead
Detroit
Nichols
Grand Rapids
Robert Burns
Ida Mary Murphy
William Murphy
Harrigoh
Morris Hastment
Alma
James Darling
U. 8
Hastment
Michigan Sugar Company
Otto
Fred McLain
Eastlick
Breckenridge
Fred Smith
Bert Kane
Saginaw
Roy Cummins
Bay City
Coila
Long Lake
Congregational Church
John Acre
Kruschen Salts Promise Easy Fat Loss and Health Boost
An 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts is marketed as a fat reducing aid. The ad claims six minerals purify blood and aid kidneys and bowels while promising rapid fat loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water. It cites testimonials and a money back guarantee at B A Anderson and other druggists.
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B. A. Anderson
America
Kruschen
Hartford
Ohio
Rosebush Social Update of Visits and Travel
Rosebush residents report spring visits and trips with relatives and friends. Elizabeth Maybee spends vacation with kin in Battle Creek while Gale Lutz family hosts from Lansing. Mrs Funt visits Bayligns home. Betts relatives from Saginaw visit W P Betts household. Lorne Coyne and son Danny return from St Louis. Alma First stays with sister Gale Lutz in Lansing.
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Elizebeth Maybee
Gale Lutz
Gon
Wilmer
Lansing
Frank Daly
Susan Daly
Funt
George Bayligs
Bert. Betts
Edward Betts
Saginaw
W. P. Betts
Lorne Coyne
Danny
St. Louis
Miss Alma
Plutarch Probes Mortal Manners in Classic Sayings
Golden Book Magazine cites Plutarch’s enduring lines about blunt speech and aging. It notes his description of Macedonians as rude and clownish with a blunt equal sign to a spade and the phrase he has one foot in the grave.
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Plutarch
Golden Book Magazine
Travels in Reverse The Squid Sprints Backward
A concise note explains that squids swim backward by expelling water through their siphons. This reverse propulsion lets the cephalopod glide efficiently, a frictionless movement observed in demonstrations of marine locomotion.
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Ders
Shu—Try
Clare Sentinel
Curwood
E. A. Anderson
Samborn Produce Co
Oldfielp
WGBF
Mario Chamler
Metropolitan Opera
American Automobile Association
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Clara E. Maxwell
Clare
Shropshire
Osborne
Oliver
John Deere
International
Thos. Groves
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