Georgetown Herald advertising and subscription rates
The Georgetown Herald prints rates for subscriptions at 1.50 per year in advance, 50c extra for U S. delivery, and 3p for single copies. Advertising rates cover legal notices 12c per line first insertion and 7c per line subsequent, readers 8c per line, andComing Events notices 8c per line. In memoriam 60c and 100 extra for poems Birth Marriage Death notices 50c. Small ads 50c first and 25c subsequent, display rates on application. The paper offers free reports of meetings and limits liability for errors unless corrected with a signed proof. Publisher J M Moore.
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I Live, If You Believe in Me
A poem by Clare Shipman meditates on belief as light in darkness. The speaker asks a friend for faith to define self and future. Without belief, identity feels insubstantial, yet belief can illuminate even obscured souls.
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Clare Shipman
Day By Day Poem Reflection by Willa Hoey
A reflective verse urges bearing yesterday's load lightly and living day by day. It exhorts forward steps, resilience, and a hopeful outlook despite autumnal hardship, ending with a note on contentment and a line by Willa Hoey.
Mary Jaze Runs Away
Mary Jaze is reported to have run away from home prompting a search by local authorities. No further details on age or motive are provided in the available text. International agencies are not mentioned.
Courage to Run Away Home Restores Longing Love
Mary Jane, called Mollie, leaves a strained home and returns to her old house where she reconnects with Eben Noble, the sea captain she promised to wait for forty two years. They share a cozy supper by the fire, realizing they still have years together to build.
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Blue Water Bridge to Link Sarnia and Port Huron
The Blue Water Bridge spanning the Saint Clair River will connect Sarnia Ontario and Port Huron Michigan on the Chicago Montreal highway. Main span rises 150 feet and dedication is planned with a four day Blue Water carnival drawing President Roosevelt and state officials. The Michigan State Bridge Commission oversees construction and ferry service will continue for non automobile travelers.
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Grass fires destroy young shade trees along roadsides
Grass fires, often started by youths for amusement, silently kill the bark of young trees and scar roadside groves. The heat from a small blaze can damage the inner bark, threatening vacant lots and the streetscape especially near city outskirts.
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