The Enigma of Mary Brown and Denis
Mary confronts Denis about her penniless ploy and her father David Brown's money. Denis accuses her of fraud and wonders about using wealth versus engineering merit. He discovers a plan to meet John Stark and launch a design venture using his capital and Stark's expertise.
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Telephone Central
Fred Andrews
Mill Valley
Mr. Stark
Don Leigh
Denis
Mary
Bank of Italy
David Brown
John Stark
What's a Million Dollars in a Pioneer Venture
Mary and Denis discuss the Paradise Valley project and the Stark and Brown firm. Mary recalls her loaned million and wonders if Denis will join her future ventures. John Stark notes staffing and war delays while Denis contemplates long term work and bond payments.
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Cliffhouse
Mary Brown
John Stark
Denis Craig
Mary
Stark
Dad
Stark and Brown
Paradise Valley
Denny
Denis
Hill
John
What s in the Bottle It Describes a Food
The riddle outlines a soft food with many solids and few vegetables. It is gentle on teeth yet may cause weight gain if undernourished, but overall not fattening. It supplies minerals for bones and is inexpensive compared to similar foods.
Milk: the most nearly perfect food and its value
The U S Public Health Service hails milk as the most nearly perfect food. It provides energy, builds muscle and bone, and carries 13 percent fol ds by weight. Americans drink 18 billion quarts yearly. health guides urge a quart daily for kids and a pint for adults. Milk supports farmer profits and is the cheapest food by value.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Den is Craig Starts Leaving After Hotel Dinner Fight
In a tense scene Mary confronts Denis Craig and John Stark over love and money as Craig exits town. Stark admonishes Mary to face Denis, while Mary pursues him to the door, hoping to salvage their relationship and business plans. The chapter ends with a promise to continue.
Among the Granges visits and family weekend gatherings
Myra Hales and Doris Irwin traveled to Detroit Friday and returned Monday visiting Walter Hales. Martha Schroeder of Indiana spent the weekend with nephew George Dennis and visited niece Mary Fetters who is recovering from illness. Walt White hosted visitors as the Libbys from Detroit planned a vacation at High Point Lake with weekend stays. Forest Brewer family and Lena Brewer plus Harold White and family were Sunday visitors along with Frank Ackerman families.
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Myra Hales
Doris Irwin
Detroit
Walter Hales
Martha Schroeder
Indiana
George Dennis
Mary Fetters
Wm. Libby
Walter White
Hight Point Lake
White
Forest Brewer
Lena Brewer
Harold White
Frank Ackerman
Weekend Visitors Gather at Henry Ackerman Home
Saginaw children visited the Henry Ackerman home while Mrs Icem Slentz and daughter Eunice Phinistéy visited friends. Frank Marshall and son Michael of Pontiac stayed with relatives in Remus. Beverly Rodgers of Flint visits grandparents George and Mrs Ackerman. Next Monday plans include ice cream and cake. those with freezers to bring ice cream, others cake.
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Saginaw
Henry Ackerman
Icem Slentz
Eunice Phinistéy
Remus
Frank Marshall
Michael
Pontiac
Beverly Rodgers
Flint
George Ackerman
Garfield Grange meets with good attendance August meeting
Garfield Grange 1106 held its Thursday session on August 2 with strong turnout. Several members were reported ill while others traveled to Clare Barryton and Marlette for family events and funerals. Next meeting is set for August 16.
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Garfield Grange
Bigelow
LaGrippe
Bro
McLane
Clare
Joe Clark
Barryton
Scott
Sonia
Belle Scott
Wm. Clark
Hight Point
Jennie Start
Saginaw
Grange
Maltby
Fox
S. E. Johnson
Lansing
John Johnson
Sarah Carson
Neil Watkins
Pontiac
C. A. Powilson
Harry Spence
Neil MacTavish
Marlette
Mr. Winters
Water with meals aids digestion and stomach health
Advertisement claims drinking water with meals improves stomach juices and digestion. Mentions Adlerika for bloating and a claim that one dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Clare Drug Co. advert.
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Clare Drug Co
Adv
Milk on Water Lures Fish
A Detroit News note says pouring milk on the water surface before moving boat stirs sluggish water. As the milk spreads through the lake or river, fish reportedly wake up and start biting.
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Detroit News
Seabed Once Was Land Revealed by Oceanic Expedition
An oceanographical expedition uncovered evidence that parts of the Indian Ocean seabed were once a continental landmass including desert areas. The find suggests ancient geography and plate movement shaped today's ocean floor.
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Indian Ocean
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MT. Vernon Grange
Arthur Smith
Farwell
Gordon Smith
Rexall
E. A. Anderson
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Tetraethyl
Atlas Tires
Standard Oil
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