Beads Hustle Lures Town Folk With Illness Tale
A man and two girls arrived in town selling beads. The trio spun the same tale of a seriously ill relative in a hospital to divide the town and harvest sympathy. Bystanders later heard them boast of their success and profit from the ruse.
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T. Barnum
Michigan Agricultural College criticism sparks debate
The Greenville Daily News comments on Michigan State college and its farm program, arguing the agricultural press should focus on positive achievements. It notes name changes and department relocations as part of campus expansion and emphasizes the state’s debt to the agricultural college.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Michigan Agricultural College
Ben
Neople
General College
Greenville Daily News
Make Santa's Beards Fireproof Warns Michigan Officials
Lansing officials urge fireproofing Santa's whiskers and decorations in Christmas celebrations. Charles V. Lane, assistant state fire marshal, advises saturation with ammonium phosphate solution and outlines safety rules for trees, lights, ornaments, and rehearsals to prevent fires. Michigan reports 18,000 fires last year causing 17 million dollars in losses.
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V. Lane
Prohibition Crusaders Face Time Test in America
A reflective editorial argues for patience with Prohibition, framing it as a Crusade guided by Volsteadism and backed by law. It cites historical reformers like Socrates, Jesus, Lincoln, and Crusaders, asserting civilization rests on steadfast principles while noting varied public adherence and the unlikely success within the current generation.
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Socrates
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Printing envelopes by government urged to end
The National Association of Manufacturers protests government envelope printing as unfair to private industry. Bills in Congress may abolish the practice, citing President Coolidge’s call for government to exit all business. If bills fail, a new four year contract with envelope makers will continue the practice.
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Iit
America
Tuberculosis Seals Promise Longer Life Under Restrictive Conditions
Tuberculosis cuts two and a half years from life expectancy, but purchasing tuberculosis seals can extend lifespan. The advisory emphasizes preventive action and public health messaging, urging readers to invest in preventive measures to improve longevity.
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