Ann Arbor South Br16 notes residents and visitors
Daily time and location details followed by a lengthy social column listing residents visiting relatives and friends from Alma Leslie Clare Flint Saginaw Bay City Detroit and other nearby towns. The piece notes gatherings visits funerals and a hilltop excursion with a field glass view.
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Mildred ‘Stanley
Alma
Richards
Don Luce
Cassie Davison
Mrs. Davison
Maple Grove
Fred Bingham
Windover Lake
Oliver Campbell
Dimmick
Harry Philips
Theo Ishar
Leslie
Carrie Durfee
Hatton
Frank Comer
Clare
John Barton
Geo. Irwin
Bruce Pelch
Ronald Barton
Flint
John Martn
Lake
Chas
Stinch Heombs
Jas
Farwell Methodist Service With Topic What Goon
The Farwell Methodist Church led by Pastor W. W. Flord holds a Sunday service November 10 starting about eleven forty after Sunday School led by Mr Roy Root. The sermon asks What God is airthight Anyway.
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Roy Root
Reorganized Church Announces Weekly Services
R B McGuire appointed branch president invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m social service at 11 30 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m Women’s Department meets every other Thursday at 2 p m Everyone welcome
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Reorganized Church OF Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Revival Begins At Church Of God With J N Howard Guest Evangelist
The Church of God announces a revival starting Sunday November 10 led by evangelist J N Howard of Indiana. Services include 10730 a m Sunday School 44 80 a m preaching 7 30 p m and evening prayers weekly Tuesday. Numerous local residents and visitors frequent the church and related social events are noted throughout the week. Special music and thanks to helpers for recent church repairs are mentioned alongside illness and travel updates of members.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
J. N. Howard
Ind
Mrs David Smith Dies After Stroke in Farwell
Rosina Matilda Weber born 1877 in Ontario came to Michigan at age eleven. She married David Smith in 1900 and lived in Farwell. She died October 31 1929 after a stroke following a hip injury and hospitalization. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Mary A Wiggins of Detroit and Salome of Farwell. Funeral held Saturday at the Church of God.
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Rosina Matilda Weber
Hilleberg
Ontario
Canada
Michigan
Brown City
David Smith
Farwell
Mary Tryon
Brandstetter Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Rev. House
Farwell Cemetery
Joseph Weber
L. W. Wells
Clifford Dowling
Detroit
Wm. Wagner
Imlay City
M. W. Frey
Lloyd Smith
Jackson
Orval Smith
Ithaca
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our mother Salome Smith's sickness and death. Special thanks to Mrs. Mary Tryon for hospitality and to Rev. Welsh Rev. Mrs House for comfort. Also gratitude to Mr. Miller for solicitude from Mr. and Mrs. James Wiggins.
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Mary Tryon
Welsh
Mrs. House
Miller
James Wiggins
Salome Smith
Spinning Wheel's Rise From East to Europe in History
The spinning wheel emerged in Europe around the mid sixteenth century from an infinitive article origin and had long been used for cotton spinning in the East. Over time several improvements were made as white tines diverged from red.
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Europe
Restoring Hard Lemons by Soaking in Water
The article explains that lemons from lessons and dried varieties can be softened and revived by soaking in water for two days or overnight. It notes they become as fresh and ripe as before after the soaking process.
Dry cow feeding long identified as major issue
Practical dairymen stress rest after each lactation and proper dry period feeding to restore condition. No special ration required for dry cows. adjust grain by cow condition. A basic mix uses ground corn or barley, oats, bran, and linseed or cottonseed meal, with protein boosts if silage or legume hay is used.
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Doard
Replace Broken Windows Before Blustery Season
The article urges replacing all broken windows in the cowstable before cold weather. It warns drafts cause garget, a contagious udder disease reducing milk and risking herd losses, citing a case where a window break led to wasted milk and eventual sale of a cow for beef.
Silo for One Cow Plan Gains Traction in Japan
An 1925 report shows Japan has 4 381 silos under five tons each used by smallholders. Farmers fill silos with green forage and sweet potato vines for winter feed as silos spread among stock keepers.
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Japan
Department of Agriculture
Mixing Soy Beans and Corn for Better Feed
The text discusses combining soy beans with corn to improve feed quality. It recommends mixing two or three parts corn to one part soy bean, stating that blended feed works better than using soy beans alone.
Automobile operation costs in 1928 rise to 298 per car
Average annual cost per autoist in the United States reached 298 in 1928 with 101 spent on fuel and lubricants, 82 on repair labor, 55 on parts, 34 on tires, and 21 on accessories, totaling 293 before depreciation. Cost per day about 1.14 dollars, up 28 percent from 1927 due to greater usage and better highways.
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United States
American Motorists’ Association
Automobile Club of Illinois
St. Mayer
Automobile Club of
Ilinois
Change in Automobile Front Is Now Advised
Dr. Timothy Leary the medical examiner of Salfett county Massachusetts calls for redesign of cars front ends to reduce fatalities from pedestrians. He notes skull fractures lead to mental deterioration and character change and may convert capable people into semi invalids. Crippling injuries beyond skull fractures worsen the toll.
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Timothy Leary
Salfett County
Massachusetts
Cooling Fluid Favored for New Motor Vehicle
An automotive engineer considers applying an airplane engine cooling fin to cars to greatly reduce radiator size. The idea imagines year round radiators cooled by novel fluid systems, challenging current radiator design.
The Motor Quiz Questions and Answers
A quiz lists top export products as automotive items valued at 500 1 4 481 and notes 1927 motor vehicle tax intake near 808 million dollars. It cites California as having the highest car-to-population ratio and explains starting issues point to a weak battery worn brushes or dirty armature with ignition system checks.
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Ans
California
Preventing Front Spring Breakage in Light Cars
A 1900s Popular Mechanics note by G A Luers discusses using a heavy spring leaf bent to a specific shape and attached to the front axle with two extra spring leaves and a tie plate. A leather pad between the extra spring seat and axle adds resiliency to reduce front spring failures in light cars.
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G. A. Luers
Washington, D. C
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Practical car curing tips from Frank Nutt
Auto practical suggestions for curing a sick car include checking manifold gasket leaks improper valve clearance leaks past piston rings faulty carburetor adjustment high or low float level fuel line or screen restriction spark plug gap worn or misadjusted breaker points early or late ignition timing and dragging brakes. In nearly every case loss of power and poor get away are cured by attention to these factors says Frank Nutt research engineer.
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Frank Nutt
Automobile notes warn of steering danger from misadjusted axles
The article cautions that a wrong front axle tilt causes hard steering and wheel shimmy while sticky valves and a lean fuel mixture create risky driving. It questions safety claims about car radios and notes the growing tire incidents rising from 8,060,000 in 1913 to 77,000,000 by 1928 per the Rubber Manufacturers Association.
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United States
Rubber Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Ashatich Scout Site Preserved as Animal Sanctuary
The Ashatich area near Bournemouth England once hosted the first Boy Scout camp in 1907 organized by General Baden-Powell. It is now preserved by its woman owner as a sanctuary for animals and hinds.
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Ashatich
Bournemouth
England
Baden-Powell
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