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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
4
A poem-like verse speaks of brighter days after sorrow and death. it notes that despite grief there will be joy and reunion with loved ones. the speaker encourages endurance and faith as a path through hardship toward a hopeful future.
The article recounts Mrs Mary Mayo's Home Choor sermon in Michigan Tarmer praising small daily acts for a peaceful home. It shares anecdotes of thoughtful parenting and family care, then contrasts with Berlin domestic service practices and wages, noting rewards for long service and low pay overall.
A collection of kitchen notes and instructions includes an Orange Layer Cake with orange juice and rind, an Orange Pudding, Orange Sauce, Currant Loaf, and guidance on using margins in books for note tracking. Also contains observations on vines and summer fashion trends, plus general tips for better sleep and complexion.
Mrs Emma Forsythe, daughter of an American consul and Samoan chief’s descendant, is believed the wealthiest woman in the south Pacific. Born in Samoa, she later built a vast empire on Neu Pommern in the German Pacific, owning 100000 acres with European and native workers, alongside other properties, and lives in a grand island home.
Mrs Anna Fieharty former head of W C U Hq in Galesburg Illinois credits Peruna with reversing nervous decline after personal and family health struggles. She notes improved appetite digestion and sleep and says she would not be without Peruna. The letter promotes Peruna as a preventive against nervous prostration and offers a free booklet on summer nervous disturbances.
A playful poem about forty five frog scholars at a pool school ends with a leap frog cue. A long reader letter from Aunt Julia in Ithaca Michigan shares poultry raising experiences, notes on purebred birds, California farms, Langshan hens, incubator chicks, and lessons from a mother hen guiding chicks.
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