Cheese as everyday food value urged by 1911 study
In Marshall Michigan on May 5 1911 a test of cheese as a staple nutrition involved sixty five male volunteers who ate up to a third of a pound daily. Results showed high digestibility and food value with cheese matching large portions of beef eggs and ham in nutrition and cost. The piece notes Swiss and Italian eating habits and discusses meat production vs dairy trends and future welfare.
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Horatio Seymour
New York
United States
Brilliant Illuminations Boost City’s Downtown Promise
The city eyes a new lighting scheme to attract business and residents. Advocates argue bright downtown streets symbolize progress and draw attention like other great white ways across the country.
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Lightin
Marshall
Fight the High Cost of Living Echoes in Domestic Waste Elimination
A reader cites the Massachusetts Cost of Living Commission report and argues waste elimination hinges on reducing household staff. She shares frugal cooking tips using scraps, extended soups, and reusing coffee tea and coal to cut costs.
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Massachusetts Cost of Living Commission
Massachusetts General Court
County Clerk underlines busy routine of duties
County Clerk Ray Hart handles circuit court filings, board of supervisors work, and county canvassing duties. He processes marriage licenses naturalization papers vital statistics and records, audits election returns, maintains jury lists and payrolls, and preserves corporate records and notaries files, highlighting a demanding public service role.
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Ray
Hart
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors
Fusu
Ias
Herault
Saiue
Secretary of State
Otere
Ofice
Kappa Iota Gamma Hosts Rustic Lansing Party
The Kappa Iota Gamma fraternity entertained friends at a Lansing party held in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Rustic decor with purple and white lighting, a watchful owl centerpiece, a grand march led by Miss Mable Borradane and Mr John Bliss, and an orchestral program followed by a two course supper. About 50 couples attended from Albion and nearby cities. party may be their final event under a new law on secret societies next fall.
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Kappa Iota Gamma
Lansing
Knights of Pyublas Nall
Eiko
Mable
Borradane
John Bliss
Ars
Albion
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Olivet
Ann Arbor
Plymouth
Detroit
Ypshanti
Bay City
Gounch and council clash over MAG Adams Road proposal
Council discussed Mr A L Stuard's plan for a macadam road from the Hata maros river bridge to Womey Street on Marstell Avenue and east to city limits. Ab erman Church sought approval while others favored street repairs and sidewalks instead.
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AL Stuard
Hatamaros River Bridge
Womey Street
Nist
State Street
Chursk
Petitions for Sidewalks and Sewers Granted
City council on May 1 1911 with President Gauss present approved multiple sidewalk and sewer petitions. J J Sehville and others receive sanitary sewer on Green Street from Green Mulberry to Green Sycamore. E W Morey et al for Hanover Street from Linea to Cherry. Pasche Hughes Etta Tego and Wm Vast for sidewalk works. Salaries approved. bids and bonds for construction read and paid. tungsten street lights placement referred to electric light and water committee.
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Herorder Gauss Presidizas
Ald
Lansing
Bigelow
Church
Schaaiman
Chapman
Weber
Tose
Sandy
Thonder
Wetleriat
Bialow
J. J. Sehvilie
Green Street
Green and
Mulberry
Sycamore
Ald. Shapman
EW. Morey
Hanover Street
Linea
Ald Chapman
Paschei Hughes
Ettatego
Setmaitman
Timates
Harr
Chareh
Fla. Stuart
Cadam Road
Homer Street
Ave -Langelow
F. G. Zeaman
David Walkinshaw
H.J. Coleman
Elesiie Light Fund
Na- Honal Bank
Adlen
First National Bank
Williams
Mrs Shaw's Daughter Patt to be Known as Idda May
The notice records that Mrs Shaw spent time with her daughter and that late Miss Patt will be known by the name Idda May. It mentions the Ladies Auxiliary of Gak triove Himeat with Miss Palmer Thursday afternoon and references May di, AP some aS and Moetle's birthday in a fragmented local notice.
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Newton
Shaw
Miss Patt
Idda May
Gak
Missa Palmer
Moetle
Probate Court Schedule of Estate Hearings Next Week
Judge Voter will hear probate matters in estates listed for May 8 to May 13. Entries include claims, appointment of administrators, probate of wills, guardianships, sales confirmations, licenses to sell real estate, and orders to file accounts for deceased individuals such as Feast Cobb Singhes Hinebaugh Sackett Barnum Larsing and many others with multiple hearings across the days.
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May
Mary M. Feast
James W. Cobb
Wm.Burns
Walter Singhes
Read
Harriet. Hinebaugh
Adrar
Ann Sackett
Jane Barnum Larsing
Sts Real Estate
Mamie YW. Shater
Udiur
Phoebe J Suniey
J. Braden
Rex. Rodman
Louise B. Markley
George Markley
Mcense
Poola Et
Bis Drain
Susan M. Cooper
Solin Ellis Ternay
Adnix
Wellington Eagsley
Ezra Evans
Era Evans
Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller by Allen's Foot Ease
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to ease tired feet and bunions, claiming it lets wearers walk comfortably and wear smaller shoes. Sold everywhere for 2c, with a buyer address in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Daniel B. McFadden obituary notes Tekonsha origins
Daniel B. McFadden born July 13 1867 in Tekonsha Michigan. He married Frances Weenes April 16 1893 and Augusta Prust September 1 1904. six children survived him. A salesman for twelve years he moved the McVadden homestead to Honor with brother. Funeral at Homer East Everett Street home attended by Masons and friends. Interment at West Clarion cemetery.
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Daniel
MG Fadlen
Daniel B. McFadden
Tekonsha
Michigan
P. McFadden
Frances Weenes
Clarendon
Agaly
Augusta Prust
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Dan
William
McVadden
Frank Mount & Son
Charles J
Clarence D
Lewis HL. Warold EL. Ralth
Marvin F
M.A. Manning
W.A
Homer
Bert
Lansing
Mir. Kfadden
Masonite
Atlanta
Humanity Lodge No. of
East Everett Street
Masonic Fraternity
Friends and
Neightors
F. R. Eendall
Pekonsha
Famril
West Claranion Ceemetery
Death of long time resident Joan Cawood announced
Mortuary notice reports the death of Joan Cawood Friday night from complications of a chronic disease. Born in Exitland to a master mechanic of the Michigan Central, she lived in Detroit and later Marsnatl. Survived by sister Mrs James Frink of Jackson and brother Joshua Cawood of Madison Wisconsin. Funeral held Monday.
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Joan Cawood
Mr. Cawood
Exitland
Michigan Central
Fsnny
Detroit
Marsnatl
Cawood
Hecht
Austin District News Briefs and Social Visits
Crista Detterick traveled to Olivet to visit her niece Mrs Gladys Hammond. Therа White returned Thursday for the week. Mr Wagner hosted visitors including James Hart and wife and Mr and Mrs Hart visited. Mrs Hart and wife attended church and a number of local residents were noted in social calls and school events.
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Crista Detterick
Olivet
Gladys Hammond
Thera White
Baine
James Hart
Dendill
Aius Hart
Emmett, Ala. Celebrates Canighe Birthday With Family
Canighe celebrated his 71st birthday on April 30 in Emmett with his son Yarry and family from Battle Creek visiting. Mrs. Post returned from visits to relatives in St. Joseph County. The Babies Aid Society met Mrs. Case in Battle Creek on May 3. Maureen Peck spoke in a recitation at Mad Wad studio in Battle Creek Friday.
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al, Canighe
Yarry
Gane
Battle Creek
Dr. Post
St. Josephy
Babies Aid Society
BE. Case
Maureen Peck
Mad Wad
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Mortuary
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Royal Cook Book
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M. J. Gillett’s
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