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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
3
The Herald Young Folks Sunshine Club shares a pledge to avoid worry, seek happiness, and help others. It includes vows to be loving and kind to all living things and to persist if failures occur, with the resolve to try again.
Readers share memories of Nigger the black dog in Washington state and other Sunshine Club letters from Glen Arbor and Michigan. The tale recalls Nig’s intelligence, hunting, devotion to Uncle Mack, and bond with the family plus snippets from multiple Sunshiners in 1908.
A 1908Sunshine Club text lists officers and 5467 members as of February 1 1908 with Clara Bates editor and Bates family roles. It includes verses about Little Dog Rags and a Youths Companion quotation plus new member notices from Lara Snyder Gladys Hilton and Andy and Ira Courson.
Names listed include James Tremain age five Evelyn Tremain three Otis Tremain one Genevieve Paton six Traverse City Michigan R F D No 4 sent by Beatrice Tremain. Also Donald Wilson eight David Wilson six and a half Jessie Wilson five Shirley Wilson three Marjory Wilson seventeen months Vesta Washington sent by Mrs McKinley Wilson. This week brings another long letter from Aunt Lizzie. If think she.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a builder of nerve energy and general vitality. It quotes Judge Jacob Seemann of Madison Wisconsin praising relief from nervous prostration insomnia and melancholy. The ad notes Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold by druggists with a guarantee and refund if not beneficial.
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