Michigan Vail Medal Recipients Named in 1928
The Theodore N. Vail bronze medal for 1928 is awarded to four Michigan telephone workers two men and two women three from Michigan Bell and one from Benzie Consolidated. Recipients are Mrs Mary Smith Thompsonville for saving the town from fire through swift action and multi town alarms Mrs Irva MacIntyre Hopkins for arranging medical help during a severe heart attack Louis B Flood Battle Creek for lifesaving first aid after a high voltage accident James Fisher Ann Arbor lineman for aiding crash victims near Novi.
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Michigan
Mary Smith
Benzie Consolidated Telephone Company
Thomsonville
Irva MacIntyre
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Hopkins
James Fisher
Ann Arbor
Louis 8. Flood
Battle Creek
Theodore N. Vail
Michigan Telephone
Thompsonville
Mich
Louis B. Flood
Monroe
Novi
Alexander Graham Bell
Vail
Vail Memorial Fund
Michigan Bell Company
Raisin
Flood
Fisher
Commiendation
Welch
Charles L. Tucker
Detroit
Glenn Taylor
Monrée
J. Morsman
Casnovia
Kenneth Wingrove
Ypsilanti
Leon Karker
Jackson
Michigan Conservation Dept Reports Trout Studies and Fire Forecasts
The Michigan Department of Conservation details ongoing trout research by Jan Metgelaar to guide stocking and season planning on streams including the Little Manistee. It urges anglers to submit trout stomachs and tags, and notes licensing rules and creel census efforts. Fire weather forecasts will be issued by the U S Weather Bureau via ten sub stations to assist district wardens during the 1929 fire season.
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Jan. Metgelaar
High Division of the
Conservation Depart ‘Ment
Michigan
Metzelaar
Little Manistee
J. Metzelaar
University Museum
Anne Arbor Michigan
Fish Division
Conservation Department
Ann Arbor
Department of Conservation
Forest Fire Division
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Whimsical Oddities and the Genius’s Misfortunes
A fragmented line reflecting on how eccentric behavior accompanies genius and marks its misfortunes. The excerpt hints at whimsical oddities as integral to creative brilliance and its drawbacks.
Slats Diary An Inside Look At Small Town Life
The diary entries recount a week in Clare Sentinel reader Slat s life with notes on family, mischief, local hints, and social scenes. Events include a scolding from Ant Emmy, Hogden s hunt for color, a Sunday walk, and a questionable suitor, all rendered in a colloquial voice.
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Morgan
Lodgetonite
Ant Emmy
Enny Buddy
Game Warden
Janes
Jane
Wensday
New Litery Society
Tomorro
Don't Be a Fool Letter Advice from Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe suggests crafting a harsh letter to an angry target to vent then rereading it to recognize anger and self against it. The piece advises not to mail the missive and to tear it up after reflection. The tone frames emotional control and self awareness through a dated newspaper voice.
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Atchison Globe
Ancient Greeks Shaped Proportion and Equations
The article notes Thales introducing proportions and equations among Greeks, elaborated by Pythagoras in the sixth century B C to elevate authematics to a scientific basis.
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Thales
Pythagoras
B. O
Classified Ad Rates Notice at Clara
Issued every Friday and entered at the Post Office at Clara as second class matter. Rates for display advertising made known upon application. Cards of thanks 25c for ten lines. Over that 5c per line. Resolutions obituary poetry 6c per line. Liners and reading notices in locals 10c per line. As fillers 5c per line. With heading 10c extra. Members of
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Clara
Misquoted Proverb Sparks Debate in The American Magazine
An American Magazine piece suggests treating the worst woman as a lady and the worst man as a brother, prompting discussion on social conduct and respect in intimate or public settings. The adage is contested as dating wisdom or flawed decorum guidance.
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Tre American Magazine
Color of Army Uniforms Khaki Origin and Adoption
The term khaki comes from a Hindi word meaning dust colored and described the dusty roads and fields in India during the dry season. British troops in India adopted khaki for protection in 1882, and the United States followed during the Spanish American War. Today's U S army uniform is olive drab.
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India
United States
Lincoln Memorial University Established in 1897
The university, founded near Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, through Gen Oliver Otis Howard, is a nonsectarian higher education institution serving mountain communities in Tennessee and neighboring states. It owns about 600 acres of land and aims to provide educational advantages to local residents.
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Famous Southern University
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Oliver Otis Howard
Tennessee
Wiltech
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T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
Alexander E. Wylie
Sawyer
McEwan, Clare
Grocer
McEwan Street
Alaska
Mary Ann
Rockfield
Climax
Fred M. Morgan
Just
Carload
Glare City
Bayes’ Bakery
Michigan Department OF Conservation
Division’ of Education and ‘Public Relations
Saginaw Bay
The
Clare Sentinel
Mathematics
Home Owned
Miller’ Bros
Feighner & Parish
Clare Michigan
U. S
Canada
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Dorsey
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Detroit White Lead Works
A. Andersoptf
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