Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer
A classified style advertisement promises a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds and a free sample of Foley Pills and Cathartic Tablets in exchange for sending name and address to Foley & Co. at 2885 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois. Names mentioned include Floyd Kirkpatrick of Clare and Wm Burston of Farwell.
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Foley& Co
Sheffield Av
Chicago
Iil
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Wm. Burston, Farwell
Hawser of Human Hair Displayed in Kyoto Temple
A colossal hair rope 800 feet long and three inches thick hangs in a Kyoto Buddhist temple. It comprises contributions from countless Japanese women and was originally used to haul timber during temple construction. Now preserved as a sacred relic.
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Kyoto
Japan
Bold Economy in Italy Scraps Rail Crossing Signals
A reflection on Italy's economy cutting railway crossing signals. Officials removed signalmen and gates to save costs, leaving motorists to judge when to cross. Critics warn many crossings still lack proper safety measures amid broader fiscal tightening.
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Italy
Magsolini
Farmers Week to Feature 100 Speakers at M A C G
More than 100 speakers are slated for Farmers Week at M A C G from February 4 to 8. Experts in agriculture and home economics will present sessions across many conferences while a dozen or more general and association meetings run concurrently. Noted leaders include Dr. Hugh Cabot, Eugene Davenport, Verne Branch, Dr. R. S. Shaw, L. J. Tabor, and H. R. Smith.
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M. A. GC
A. M. Berridge
Hugh Cabot
School of Medicine
University of Michigan
Eugene Davenport
Illinois University
Verne Branch
Detroit
R. S. Shaw
Chicago
Adam period dining room and attire discussion
In a dialogue about harmonizing decor Mr Pester notes the dining room is Adam period. Mrs Pester asks about how the women are dressed and he answers Neove period.
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Mr. Pester
Hash and House Rule Sparks Boardroom Tension
A modern version scene shows Applicant for Board and Mrs Hash negotiating. The Mistress of House insists on payment as condition of staying, warning that nonpayment leads to departure. The exchange highlights power dynamics and coercive leverage in domestic authority.
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Hash
Best Butter Published Weekly Editor Banter
A humorous exchange shows Grodger questioning why the editor prints the weekly butter remark. The editor replies that the line is indeed printed each week, underscoring a light newsroom habit.
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Hidttor
Grodger
After the Quarrel Classified Liner Next Week
Fragmentary text shows a quarrel remark and a reference to a classified liner for next week. Named persons or clear events are not readable.
Michigan State and Local News In Brief
Lansing reports 1 165 new Red Cross members in Ingham county. Flint discusses a 1 000 000 bond issue plan to rebuild the courthouse and merge the jail. Alpena opens M 10 to resume traffic after 10 miles of snow cleared. Saginaw notes spring harbingers include a two foot snake and a butterfly. Muskegon cites fewer minor workers due to permit rules. Grand Rapids mourns George Hooper former mining official. Kalamazoo grants 50 000 toward a women’s infirmary and records 1355 births 980 deaths in 1928. Ann Arbor receives 2 000 Mayo Lectureship gift. Lansing allocates funds for reformatories and hospitals and authorizes 3 000 000 highway bonds. Ann Arbor notes University of Michigan’s 1922 23 demographics with 7 159 state residents among 11 300 students. Lansing reports Michigan Electric Railway seeks a Owosso Flint bus line to compete with an existing highway carrier.
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Flint
Genesee “County
Board of Supervisors
Alpena
Lincoln
Saginaw
Saginawa
Muskegon
Benjamin Peterson
Grand Rapids
George Hooper
Victoria Copper Mining Co
Upper Peninsula
Rockland Lodge
Rockland
Mich
Francis M. Moore
Marquette
Palestine Commandery
Houghton
Ahmed Temple
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo State Hospital
Thomas E. Johnson
Mayo
University of Michigan
Lansing
State Administrative Board
Jonia Reformatory
Newberry State Hospital
Traverse’ City State Hospital
State Industrial School For Boys
Ann Arbor
Wayne
Washtenaw
Kent
Michigan Electric Railway Co
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Owosso
Hie
Wad
BBO
Wia
Middle West
Twin brother to tuberculosis Johne's disease in dairy herds
Veterinary expert B A Beach warns Johne's disease mirrors tuberculosis in symptoms and impact. It primarily hits young heifers, causing rapid weight loss and reduced milk production, risking severe dairy herd losses. Denmark and Wisconsin tests show containment through prompt removal and isolation, with bulletin 343 detailing symptoms and prevention.
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Veterir Nariang
Johne
T. B
B. A. Beach
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Johnnn
Mr. Hastings
Denmark
Madison
Wis
Economical Hog Ration Trials at Ohio Station
Ohio experiment station bulletin reports on supplements to corn for fattening swine. Purebred pigs about 82 pounds, fed in self-fed dry lots. One group: 12 parts corn to one part tankage costs 2.91 per 100 pounds of gain. Another group: one part corn to two parts skim milk shows milk value at 18.7 cents per cwt. Tankage favored when milk is scarce, skim milk better for young pigs.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Making the most rapid and economical pork gains
The article argues that simply feeding hogs excess corn is inefficient. It states that faster, cheaper gains come from a balanced ration with corn supplemented by feed rich in animal protein, based on experiments and practical experience.
Live Stock Notes for Farm Efficiency and Feeding
Practical tips for farm management including use of a silo for quick cattle feeding, combining hay and cattle barns, hay door dimensions, sheep salt intake to prevent scours, and the economics of feeding. Notes emphasize avoiding restricted salt and comparing succulent feeds with cost considerations for steers and gains.
Harrison area notes and upcoming events in Glare Sentinel
Subscriptions can be renewed through Mrs. M V Johnson in Harrison. June Rose and Leota Gardner are ill. Temperatures hit 14 below zero. No school monday morning due to cold. Coleman H S basketball to play here jan 25. Social at Mrs Jesse Gleas home honors Worthy Matron. Harrison H S girls lose to Clare 22 8. boys win 22 8. Clare to return visit feb 1.
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Harrison
Glare Sentinel
M. V. Johnson
June Rose
BE. Stanley
Leota Gardner
Paul Weatherhead
Alice Bruce
Mildred Hoag
Clare
Ida Mary Murphy
Gripe
Park Street
John Merrill
Little Marie
Mt. Peagant
Vern Sheaffer
Berea
Mercury
Seymour Andrus
Andrus
Guy Light
Guy
Jesse Gleason
Thiradey
Harrison H. H. S
Clare H. H. S
Brush College News Briefs Reflect Local Life
Frank Coats recovers from pneumonia. Mrs. John Kuster returns to Lansing after a visit with daughter Mrs. Ralph Heller. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Rockey. next gathering with Mrs. Davis. Randolph Rockey returns from a four week trip to Northern Ohio Indiana and Southern Michigan. Kenneth Rockey joins him from Fort Wayne. Ted Newman assists in dairy work at the Cornwell farm.
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Frank Coats
John Kuster
Lansing
Ralph Heller
Ladies Aid
Rockey
Davis
Randolph Rockey
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kenneth
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ted Newman
Cornwell Farm
Siding Roads Bring Hard Times for Mail Carrier in Cold Weather
The bleak winter weather worsens travel on rough roads as the mail man still makes his rounds. Locals Chas Heber and Henry Gruno return from Flint for the weekend while Paul Gruno and others cope with scarce jobs. Harrison visitors stop by, Mrs CG Heber has hogs butchered, and Ralph Brown with Ray Brown deliver wood to Mrs Hieber and I A Hileman. Ed Moder hulls clover this week.
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Chas, Heber
Flint
Henry
Paul Gruno
Harrison
CG. J. Heber
Ralph
Ray Brown
Windover Lake Social Roundup
Orla Baker acted as Clare caller last Monday. C. B. Smith took a business trip to Owosso last week. M. Hubbard of Ithaca visited at C. Smith's home. Badil Baker began a trip to Detroit.
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Windover Lake
Orla Baker
Clare
C. B. Smith
Owosso
M. Hubbard
Ithaca
C. Smith
Badil “Baker
Detroit
Local notices mix of visits and illness in small town
Saturday he will work in the office of the Tinkum works. Ona Blain is in Ann Arbor for treatment and may have an operation. Agnes Cowles of Mud Lake works for Mrs. John Sears who is ill. Ladies visited Mrs Hold McQuestions for an Aid meeting and a bountiful dinner. A quilt was tied off and the next meeting is at Mrs Rose New son all day February 31st. Lewis Miller returned to Ithaca last Saturday.
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Tinkum Works
Ona Blain
Ann Arbor
Agnes Cowles
Mud Lake
John Sears
Hold McQuestions
Rose
Newson
Lewis Miller
Ithaca
Relative tooth decay in European and Zulu children
A claim cites that white children aged five to twenty in central Europe have more than ten times as many decayed teeth as Zulu children of the same age, reflecting stark health disparities attributed to civilization decay.
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Europa
Red Front Cash and Carry Store Ad In St. Clare
A catalog style ad lists Red Front Cash and Carry at 103 West St St. Clare Michigan offering grocery supplies at low prices. Items include flour sacks electric bulbs lantern globes bread flour and various packaged goods with unit prices and bulk deals.
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Cash and Carry
West St. St. Clare, Mich
Dunlop
Kansas
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J. Simpson
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Cornwell Ranch
Mr. Carrick
W. H. Caple
Mila Robinett
West Grant
Einglish Beagle
Winder
D. Ward
J. A. Allen
Roy Walters
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Ray Parish
Reee Nara
Arthur Badgley
Herrick
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Dunlop’s Drug Store
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Ward
Duluth Herald
Red Cross
Ingham County
Community Chest
T.B
Attea Ea Auditorium
The
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Wizards of Mystery
Purina Poultry
Harrison and Vicinity
Brush College
Mann. Siding
Fred M. Morgan
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