Sal Tonik found to be largely salt in Michigan study
A Michigan Agricultural College analysis of Sal Tonik labels the tonic mostly common salt at 94 percent. Researchers say claims of disease prevention and parasite control are unsupported and the product has little value as a conditioner or worm destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Chemical Division
College Experiment Station
A. J. Patton
M. A. C. Experiment Station
W. L. Chandler
M. A. C. Entomology Department
Chandler
Bridges and Families Share Christmas Travel and Visits
A Bridgewater roundup lists Rosa and Mary Zick at home for New Year. Several relatives from Detroit Adrian Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Manchester and Detroit visited or hosted over Christmas and New Year with the Scheurer Lane Bersuder Riedel Reed and Faulhaber families in the area.
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Rosa
Mary Zick
Christmas Socials and Family Gatherings in Central York Area
Central York area notes several Christmas visits and dinners among Richards Gooding and Schroen families. Miss Daphene Richards teaches at Oak Grove School which closed for a week with a program, Christmas tree and Santa Claus. About sixty people attended.
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Oak Grove
Daphene Richards
Santa Claus
South Saline Family Visitors and Christmas Gatherings
Mrs Henry Cornish and Fred Reese with families visited Ann Arbor. Numerous locals spent Christmas with relatives in Saline including the Craig, Rhodes, Kempf, Poclington, and Collins families. A newborn Max Ellsworth was born to Everett Collins on December 21. Nellie Mohrhardt underwent tonsil surgery in Ann Arbor. Several residents traveled to Ellis and Tecumseh for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornish
Ann Arbor
Fred Reese
Roy Bisel
Walter Craig
Sam Craig
Aaron Westial
Charles Rhodes
Everett Collins
Max Ellsworth
KeRny Kempf
N. Mehler
Mire
Hugh Craig
John Layher
Oliver
Elmer Eisel
Cecil Kelsey
Near Macon
Wefternoon
William Teasick
Aubrey Poclington
Britton
C. H. Carven
Nathan Dibble
Willard Hall
Zella
Nellie Mohrhardt
Ralph Hammond
Henry McMann
Ella
George Kutler
John Camburn
imSaline
Fred Haunestine
Barbara Mohrhardt
Harry Doreil
Joseph Doriel
Macon
Raymond Stilts
Corning
New York
Frank Stilts
Allen Collins
Nina
Wilmtont Collins
Tecumseh
Burt Osborn
Christmas Holiday Visits Sweep JUDD DISTRICT
Teola Richards returns home for a few days. Jean LeBaron visits Ann Arbor. Frank and Frank Kelsey join Max Richards for Christmas. D Hanser, Harold Sommers, and families visit relatives in Ohio and Ypsilanti. W J LeBaron hosts children for Christmas and a family tree. Conklin and Mosher families visit P Summers. School closes for holiday vacation with a tree and Santa.
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Teola Richards
Jean LeBaron
Ann Arbor
Frank Kelsey
Max Richards
D. Hanser
London
Harold Sommers
Ohio
Ypsilanti
W. J. LeBaron
Conklin
Postage stamps issued for Pilgrim tercentenary celebration
New postage stamps commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing in December 1620. The issue includes a one cent green stamp labeled Mayflower, a two cent stamp showing The landing of the Mayflower, and a five cent blue stamp depicting The signing of the compact.
A Daughter of Two Worlds Shown At Liberty
A photoplay contrasts high and low life in Roy Scott novel adaptation. Norma Talmadge portrays Jennie Malone daughter of a dance hall keeper, seeking love while facing stigma from her past. She risks her fiancé and social standing to clear a wrongly convicted man.
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Hfe
Roy Scott
Liberty Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Jennie Malone
Jerry Malone
Careless Poisoning Threat to Livestock Highlighted
Officials at the Ohio Experimental Station Wooster warn that animals die after accessing poison materials used for spraying or baiting insects. Repeated reports show cattle lick paint boxes and lead compounds due to sweet tastes. Thorough cleaning with gasoline is advised before reuse.
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Ohio
Wooster
London
Keeping Hogs in Condition For Hog Feeds
A historical guide advises hog farmers to mix charcoal salt air slaked lime wood ashes and copperas with hot water to create a self feeding supplement. The mixture is placed in feed boxes for hogs to access freely under farmer supervision to prevent waste and overfeeding.
Purebred stock advocated for faster livestock improvement
Advocates argue that general use of good pure bred sires serves as the foundation for live stock improvement. They contend faster, more economical gains come from better sires than any other method across the country.
Economize In Feeding Hogs And Fair Board Directors Named
Farmers told to limit grain in hog rations to stretch feed as grain prices rise and pork values fall. The county fair association elected Charles Hutzel Fred Heusel William Henderson James Murnan Chris Donnelly and G F Coffar to director roles for the coming year. The fair cost about $18000 this year despite a success. Ann Arbor plans to purchase 40 acres at Burns Park on city vote for $20000 and the city driving club will relocate with the fair society.
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The
County Fair Association
Charles Hutzel
Fred Heusel
William Henderson
James Murnan
Chris Donnelly
G. F. Coffar
Ann Arbor
Burns Park
City Driving Club
Fair Society
Willing Workers Meeting Sentiments and Charitable Plans
The December Willing Workers meeting at Mrs Margaret Girbachs home drew forty attendees including Mrs Ibbie Hamlin Mrs Mary Gall and Miss Marion Colby The group served a generous dinner and discussed federation club reports and community work An Ardmore report noted support for a French orphanage for another year and funds to reach a $100 Home nursing goal from the recent dinner contributions New Year resolutions were exchanged as the meeting closed
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Margaret’ Girbach
Ibbie Hamlin
Mary Gall
Marion Colby
Yppsilanti
Julia Gordon
Ann Arbor
Mary Higgins
Orphar
Home Nursing” Fund
Spd
Christ
Mre
Ner Gilbert
Hunt Rabbits With Hamner System At Lima School
Two Lima township boys devised a rabbit hunt using a hammer as the sole weapon. One boy locates the rabbits and positions ahead. the other drives the game toward him. The hammer boy then strikes as rabbits pass, typically securing at least one, sometimes two. They recently hunted a Christmas tree day’s work in under an hour according to the Chelsea Tribune.
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Lima Township
Chelsea Tribune
Card of Thanks from John Duff and Mother
My mother and I express sincere thanks to the Red Cross and friends who sent me presents at Christmas time.
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Red Cross T
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Mrs. Sweet Clary
Ante
Foley
Wheeler
Geo. J. Klager
Ann .Arbor, Mich
Saline
A.” .Warren
Real Estate Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Bridgewater
G. B. Middlemess
Detroit
Frank Riedel
Adrian
Henry Lutz
Helen
Emma Bersader
C. F. Scheurer
Frank Lane
Rose Webber
Theodore
Ralph Blankard
George Nissly
Frank, Biciman
Joe Bersuder
Edward
Gertrude
Doris
Manchester
Oscar Bersuder
Henry Paul
Esther
George Bersuder
Bersuder
Joe Faulhaber
Lemna Rheinfrank
Fred Boettner
Christmaas
Bhsther
William Reed
George
Hester Shelley
Delia Reed
June
Central York
Roy Richards
Milan
Mrs
John Gooding
Bessie Richards
Alice "Richards
Libert Richards
Ridge Road
Fred Richards
Irving LeBaron
Mary Cobb
Anna Schroen
Margret
Beatrice Schroen
Parker Murray
Alger Allison
David Allison
Saline Township
George Desbrough
Anna Kelsey
Rachel Desbrough
Jacob Schroen
Margret and
Edward Schroen
Northville
Mildred Richards
Margaret and
Francis Gould
Allan Griffin
Millard Allison
Wirt LeBaron
Tracy LeBaron
Orlando
Florida
William Orr
Harriet Seely
Blymouth
York Township
Howard Guenther
Andrew Murray
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Murl Murray
Mooreville
Dan Murrray
South Saline
George Garrett
Son
Harold
Eden
Seon Veasey
Walter Smith
Abe Davenport
John Tayher
Walt Collins
Leon Vealey
Frank Stills
Alonzo Kutler
Kutler
Ora Lessee
Ellsworth
Aubrey Pocklington
Harry Doniel
Leon Hall
Hamilton Moore
Jim Kempf
Zella Hall
Helen Craig
Judd
Dennis
Jennie
Wortley CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mich
Hutzel Shop
Ce Cpah Lutpana A
Liberty Streets
John, Duff
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