Contests Spark in Traverse City District Race
A public drive announces a voting contest across Traverse City districts to elect top workers for Niagara Falls trips and extra prizes. District 1 requires club or church membership while District 2 accepts all residents 16 plus, with ballots from The Evening Record and Grand Traverse Herald.
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Herald and Record Office
Niagara Falls
Herald and Record Co
Traverse City
Niagara
Falls
Indy
Evening Record
Grand Traverse Herald
The
Evening Record and
Local Guests and Travel News From Friday Record
Mrs Idezie Fox of Mancelona visits sister Mrs Minnie Pickell on East State street. Fox formerly lived here. husband attends Maccabee convention in Toledo. Anna Lansbury, fifth grade teacher at Central last year, leaves for Midland with Miss Georgia Sins. Mr and Mrs A L Campbell return to Detroit after weeks with Carns family. Florence Carns heads to Detroit and Cleveland for two weeks. Mrs T A Thomas of Bellaire visits Interlochen. returns home. Mr and Mrs W Muntinga of Racine Wisconsin visit en route to Charlevoix for three weeks.
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Frank Zoulek
Boyne City
Arthur Bolton
Gregory
Donald Gameron
Hervey Anderson
Bethany
West Va
Walter N. Bingham
Henry Remisegger
Rapids City
A. J. Knapp
Ypsiland
H. I. Knapp
Alva Cursten
Grand Rapids
G. V. Bennett
Interlochen
Rice
Edmund Anderson
Louisville
Kentucky
A.T. Ferguson
Will
Miss. Lauretta
Ann Arbor
N. T. Lilley
Ella Shalda
North Unity
M.B. Tracy
Fife Lake
R. McDonald
Garden
John McDonald
J. G. Fleuriurty
Gladstone
Idezie Fox
Mancelona
Minnie Pickell
East State Street
Anna Lansbury
Central
Midland
Georgia Sins
T. A. Thomas
Bellaire
W. F. Bowen
City
Evaporation of Gold and Smoke Prevention Report
The article discusses experiments on gold diffusion and evaporation under heat, noting evaporation may require contact with another metal and rises with temperature. It also cites a U S Geological Survey report on smoke prevention, recommending small frequent fuel additions, excess air, high furnace temperatures, and trained boiler room staff. It concludes with nicotine percentages in various tobaccos including Havana, French, Old Dominion, Burley, and Sumatra from Connecticut.
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United States Geolocion Survey
Havana
Old Dominion
Connecticut
Market Close and Historical Note on Parliament
Grain markets report Chicago wheat at 85 percent, corn at 63 cents, oats at 43¼ cents while Detroit prices list wheat 92 cents, corn at ties, oats 55¼ cents. A historic remark defines the 1258 Mad Parliament as deposing the king and yielding government to 24 councilors led by Simon de Montfort, credited with early popular government ideas in Britain.
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Henry III
Simon de Montfort
de Montfort
Great Britain
SHETLAND PICKEREL LEADER HIGHLIGHTS SEASON CATCH
Mr Preucil and Mr Yount secure the season s largest pickerel. Mrs Barbara Viskochil and her son Frank traveled to Cedar Wednesday. Acetylene gas is being installed at Traverse Lake resort. Mr and Mrs Atkinson prepare for the summer visitor rush.
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Preucil
Yount
Barbara ,Viskochil
Frank
Cedar
Traverse Lake
Atkinson
LYDIA E PINKHAM VEGETABLE COMPOUND PROMISES RELIEF
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It cites backache, nervousness, and other symptoms, with testimonials from Mrs. Will Young and Mrs. Augustus Lyon praising improved health after use. It asserts thirty years of use and claims cures for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related pains.
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Lydia E. Pinkharvs
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Pinkham
Lydia
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Elle
Grand Traverse ‘Herald
C. B. Ramsey
L. W.canfield
Irvank
Miss Lauretta
Prof. Horst
Lake Ann
L. W. Cubyons
Interluchen
EB. P. Luplow
Charles Hull
Thompsonville
Mrs. A. L. Campbell
Detroit
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. T. J. Carns
A. W.chase Medicine Co
Suffalo
N.Y
Jet
W. Chase’s ‘Ointment Inson Drug Co
Chicago
Shetland
Yies
Buster
Haepy
Cap
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