Barber and Pastor Too
Detroit News profiles John Phillips a Muskegon Heights barber who also pastors a small, interracial church. A self made evangelist and real estate agent he built a chapel beside his shop, funded by laboring men, while continuing to work shaving faces and earning his keep.
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Muskegon
Heights
John Phillips
John. Phillips
Michigan
Chicago
John
Scott
Muskegon Heights
Jobyt
Detroit News
Christian Science Notes Saline Service Sunday at 10 20 a m
The Christian Science society of Saline holds service in the hall over the Citizens Bank Sunday at 10 20 a m with subject Spirit Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7330 A cordial invitation is given to all Sunday school after the morning service pupils under 20 may attend Reading Room open 2 to 4 p m Wednesday
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Christian Science Notes
Christian Science Society of Saline
Saline Observer notices details and pricing
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices and policy details. Obituaries and marriage notices are published free, with paid rates for poetry and personal notices. Advertising rates require inquiry, and notices for entertainments are charged by word.
Farm Husbands and Rural Life Win Favor in Ohio Study
A farm paper survey from Ohio shows 94 percent of 7 000 respondents deem farmers good husbands. Women praised farm life for earning while ruling the home, closer partnership, and healthier children, arguing good roads would attract more women to farm life.
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Ohio
Cone
Saline
Subscribing idea to curb newspaper borrowing in Saline
A persuasive note urges Saline readers to subscribe rather than borrow from neighbors to avoid weekly borrowing hassles and family complaints. It argues subscribing for a year will foster reciprocity and reduce frustration. The piece also notes lighter business for northern resorts as cool weather slows tourism while camping grows in appeal.
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Observer
Gambing
Night lights urged for horse drawn rigs to prevent accidents
The Taw cautions that horse drawn rigs should carry lights at night to reduce dangers to horses. It notes drivers of machines often cannot see the rig until right upon it, risking a collision.
Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference
A brief ad style note urges purchasing a Ford vehicle and using the savings from the price gap to cover additional costs. The message emphasizes value and cost efficiency in choosing Ford.
Two Flags Tribute Written On a Train Ride
Miss Willard penned a poem aboard a London to Southampton journey after witnessing the English flag on a Piccadilly omnibus. The verses salute shared ideals of liberty law and love, linking England and America, and praising a future of brotherhood and peace.
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England
Willard
Piccadilly
London
Southampton
New York
Miss. Willard
Henry Somersatt
Chickens new MacLean comedy at Liberty Theatre
Douglas MacLean stars in a modern comedy "Chickens" adapted from a Saturday Evening Post story. The film follows a city youth who ranches chickens with romance and humor. Presented next Wednesday with Agnes Christine Johnson credited for adaptation from "Yanconna Willies."
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Douglas MacLean
Paramount-Ince
Liberty Theatre
Agnes
Christine Johnson
Elevering Post
Herber
S. Hall
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Rhea Barber Chair
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National Magazine of Motoring
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National Magazine of Motor Boating
Ben Uphaus
the Saline
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Wilson
Saline, Mich
Abe
THE
American Press Association
New York Time
Destiny
Our
Cromwell
Washington
Christ
Brotherhood of Labor and
Detroit
Wiedman Auto Co
RYZON
W. E. Dietiker
Schnebelt
Schnebelt’s Bakery
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