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Newspaper
Mount Pleasant Times
Location
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
15
Washington reports a wartime anti German mood fading as the United States rebounds as a leading market for German products. Over one fifth of Germany’s exports last year went to the U S, about 2.5 times higher than to any other nation, with Germany rapidly restoring foreign markets.
In Alberta at Galigary on June 10 wild animals including moose elk deer and mountain sheep are reported more plentiful along the Banff-Winder trail than since the highway opened.
In Eugene on June 10 United Press reports that 129 regular employed students at the University of Oregon earned $13008 in fall term and $12486 in winter term while odd job workers earned $3900. spring term regulars earned $10763 and part time workers $1000.
A mosaic of pithy sayings about marriage fashion golf economy and city life. The notes poke at luck wealth and opportunity while reflecting on consumer habits and social norms in a busy urban frame.
A reflective piece urges readers to assess seven thousand days lived since childhood. It notes past sorrows and ambitions, urges turning today’s moments into action, and emphasizes rebuilding strength, courage, and solvency by facing the present with renewed resolve. attributed to F A Walker via McClure Syndicate.
A widow loses six thousand dollars after a country ride leads to signing a six lot contract. A loan shark charges 350 dollars to a 925 dollar loan and 165 dollars becomes 650 for a loan. The piece exposes high fees, stock purchases, and inflated life insurance tied to loans. It notes further frauds and local quips.
A collage of humorous maxims and social quips touching on money birth race gender manners and everyday life. The passages lampoon optimism superstition prohibition work and the quirks of American society with dated language and casual irony.
Mrs. Daniel Chaefe, mother of Judge Ray Hart, died at her son’s Midland home at 10:00 p.m. Wednesday after a fall in Flint broke her hip. The 82 year old was treated at hand hospital until her death. Funeral services will be held in Midland Friday at 2:00 p.m.
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