Pioneer Harvey and the Copper Heart of Michigan
A historical meditation on William S. Harvey, a man who sought lone wealth from Michigan copper. He learned from Indians about streams and mining, found the Hecla mine heart, and failed when he refused to share the secret. The piece argues industrial success rests on collaborative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
William S. Harvey
Connecticut
Michigane
Falees
Gwere
Harveys
Seday
William
Ee Padition
Upper Peninsula
William Harvey
Dlliam
Harvey
Hecla
Calumet
Detroit
Goliath
North
Great Lakes
States
Rome
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
David Thrasher of Bridgewater visited Saline recently. Miss Gladys Allen of Olivet is spending the week with Miss Luella Sturm. Maree Burkhart visits cousin Mrs J J Roberts in Detroit. Earl Fosdick improves his West Michigan Avenue home. George Bernard helps at Schmid grocery while Fred Schmid’s party fish near Alpena. Lucy Cobb returns from Grand Rapids visit with brother George and family. Christine Harrington of Jackson visits sister Mrs Fred Burkhart. Robert Parsons and wife of Detroit visit parental home. Doister Paul and Cornelia Kuetess visit Columbus Grove and Lima. Katherine and George Hertler of Ann Arbor spend a week with grandmother. Esetethene and others at Big Silver Lake cottage. Mae Eaise of Theodore Josenhans via Fowler agency occupies North Ann Street home. Herman Hutzel purchases Brement property. Henry Seitz returns from Toledo visit. Mrs W Kerr and Grace of Hamilton, Ontario visit Mrs D A Townsend. C Hi Schroen and brother Cat Hauser entertain mother Mrs John Hauser of Jackson. Trinity Lutheran family enjoy Detroit and Belle Isle day via electric line. Pleasant Lake visitors record a 8 pound pike 33 inches. Union meetings for four churches begin next Sunday at M. & church led by Minnie Baty and Frank Kibler. Dr Dudley and Doane Fosdick families with Lilie Sanford and Fred Cramer at Pleasant Lake. John Simmons and wife of New York City stay with cousin K B Simmons. Fred Henne entertains his Jacksonville relatives. Emma Burrow completes dressmaking training in Ann Arbor. Cement plant sale to John W Bennett of Ann Arbor. plant whistles for first time in months.
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Maree Burkhart
J.J. Roberts
Detroit
Earl Fosdick
West Michigan Avenue
George Bernard
Schmid
Fred Schmid
Alpena
Lucy, Cobb
George
Grand Rapids
Christine Harrington
Jackson
Fred. Burkhart
Robert
Parsons
G.L. Parsons
Paul- Cand
Cornelia
Kuetess
Columbus
Grove -and
Lim
Katherine Sind
George ‘Hertlex
Anni
Arbor
Beert
George’ Hertler
Sand
Esetethene
A. Wenk
Big Silver Lake
Mae Eeaise
Theodore Josenhans
Fowler Agency
North Ann
Schor Street
Herman Hutzel
Henry Seitz
Toledo
W. Kerr
Grace
Belle Isle
Pleasant Jake
Will Westphal
Young Peoples’ Societies
Minnie Baty
Frank Kibler
Herman Josenhans
Ann Arbor
John W. Bennett
Home Hodgepodge: reader ideas for cooking tips and recipes
A reader submission offers kitchen ideas and recipes for vegetables and meats. The list includes Bacon and Liver Loaf, Ham and Mushroom Turbot, Meat Croquettes, Scalloped Sparrots and Spinach, Duchess Potatoes, Southern Style Sweet Potatoes, French Fried Onion Rings, and a cheese gratin.
China enters second year of defense amid mixed war toll
The Christian Science Monitor notes China endures a heavy war toll with half a million troops, devastated cities, and economic strain. Yet China preserves morale and unity, while Japan struggles to consolidate victories and control captured territory as unseen allies assist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Christian Science Monitor
Saline Boy Scouts Camp Week Activities Listed
Activities among Saline boy scouts during July 17 to 23 included William Hartman, Robert Clay, Clayton Royal, Kenneth Cramer, Bud Grunewald, Eugene Feurbacher, and Howard Feeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
William Hartman
Robert Clay
Clayton Royal
Kenneth Cramer
Bud Grunewald
Eugene Feurbacher
Howard Feeman
Prosperity as a moral compass in historic quotes
A collage of quotes on prosperity and virtue from Seneca Mary Baker Eddy Cyrus and Psalm 35 27 and Calvin Coolidge contrasts prosperity with righteousness and calls prosperity an instrument not a deity. It reflects a historical view on wealth discipline and faith guiding nations toward justice and peace through adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Mary Baker Eddy
Calvin Coolidge
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Epa Ans
FROG
Farmer's
Raiser’ Outfitting Co
West Washington
Erins Craft Shop
Miller Ave
Ann Arbor, Mich
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Ann’ Arbor, Mich
Jim Finnell
Observer
Bree
Shades
Liberty
the Saline Observer
Sim
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M. C. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
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Pioneer Times
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Bridgewater
Gladys Allen
Olivet
Luella Sturm
Curt Im
Cyrus
Mickie
Jean Paul Richter
Roy
Bixby
Ras
Lae
Feque Forest Pany
Teeikois
ASA
Tad Amuelue
Addees
Saline, Michigan
Ely
Beckie
Fix Son
Erie
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