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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
2
The Kingsley Department under Miss Edna Wall invites news from churches Grange and all societies. Readers report graduates, visits, illnesses and local happenings from Kingsley and Traverse City area with many names and events noted.
A vintage advice notice suggests mild laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for pediatric intestinal troubles such as constipation. It promotes a free sample upon request and offers medical guidance from Dr W H Caldwell at the Caldwell Building Monhtectlo, Illinois, with no obligation.
A list of local residents and their travels plus family visits to Traverse City and Maple City. Names include Geo J Barth Jr and family, Howard Colman, Alice Barth, Rosie Barth, Roy Nephew, Fausts, Miss Hazel Nash, Frances Ball, Adasien Meetere, Fred Behlk, Joan Barth, Mrs. Harry Peck, Geo Kellogg and others.
The forty fifth annual gathering of the Grand Traverse Baptists association will convene at First Baptist church in Charleycex on Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 and 29, featuring an elaborate program. Delegates from this city include Kittie Bare-Cooper home missionary secretary Rev W Stovall and Mrs E L Hughes association president.
Delays in cot tagers push back the opening of the Iatel Ne ah te wanta to June 27 with the format event set for July 4. An evening dance will follow the til, featuring hotel orchestra music.
Miss Anne Dorgle returns from Cadillac visit while John A Loranger heads home to Vassar after a week with city friends. Numerous locals and out-of-town visitors arrive for business and social calls in Grand Traverse area. Merton A Sturgis attends circuit court for naturalizations, with wife, and others travel from Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit for summer in Edgewood and Lake Grand Traverse region.
Cassier’s Magazine notes that most operations move better when pulled along their proper course rather than pushed. It cites minouy manufacturing as showing energy wasted in pushing heavy work on small trucks, and that even with industrial railways, overpushing reduces efficiency.
A Chicago Record-Herald item riffs on a Sir Robert Ball story about a Chinaman who tries to cross Niagara Falls bridge. He faces a £10 Canadian toll and a US ban, then disappears. The piece riffs on legal cross-border travel, currency trouble, and the impossibility of locating the traveler.
A small maiden urged a traveler on a southern journey to bring back two large female turtles that will quickly burn many baby turtles, expressing a quirky and urgent pet wish amid the odd request.
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