Michigan Health Message from Charles W. Eliot
The piece emphasizes health as the foundation of life and success urging promotion of health for individuals families and communities in American democracy. It includes publishing notices policy for the Saline Saline Observer and mentions charitable rates and obituary rules.
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Charles W. Eliot
Community Notes From Plymouth Area Social Roundup
Detroit visit by George Ryan and Karl Theurer with D G Richards attending the auto show in Detroit. Mrs Harwood bought new library books. Students studied Wynken Blynken and Nod and food hygiene posters. The Blue Bird Hot Lunch Club serves daily to thirty children. January honor roll lists Milkeys, Actons, others. PTA meeting February 5 with Lyman from M S N C. Thieves steal 350 dollars of goods from a Somerset Hillsdale garage. Ira Uphaus leaves for two months in California from E G Wiedman Auto. Milan Leader reports.
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Rather Milkey
Emil Milkey
Duane Rogers
Anna Milkey
Russell Acton
Frank Jordan
Blue Bird
Francis Mangus
P.T. A
Lyman
Ann Arbor
E. G. Wiedman Auto
Ira Uphaus
Sunny
California
Uphaus
Wiedman Auto
Plymoouth
Ypsilanti
Saline
Milan
All— Milan
Insurance swindle targets merchants with bogus accident vouchers
A staged injury scam circulates in Ohio and likely elsewhere. A con artist with a sling shows a $46.25 accident voucher from a fictitious Continental Casualty Association of Syracuse New York, then pays with the fake check after banks close. Merchants are warned to contact authorities if the ruse appears locally.
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Ohio
Continental Casualty Association
Syracuse
N. Y
Silk Hosiery Scheme Warns Women Against Fraud
A local editorial warns against a recurring scam selling silk hose through coupon schemes. It cites past Michigan cases offering ten dollars of hosiery for one dollar and urges caution, noting the legal opinion deeming such schemes against public policy and warning women against participation and potential losses.
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Michigan
Attorney General’s Office
Department of the State
Potatoes Survive Freeze In June Garden Near Ann Arbor
P A Wilson planted potatoes a year ago and moved to Ann Arbor before winter. They returned in late November and thought the crop frozen. In June he found the potatoes uninjured and of fine quality digging. Eva Schaffer covers Shaw district during Miss Cullen’s illness. Prof Shoeman’s team wins rat battle at slaughterhouse with 27 rodents. Milo Clark dies after brief illness. Standard Oil shifts to tank wagon oil delivery to dealers. Floridian land sales prompt letters home.
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P. A. Wilson
Ann Arbor
Wilson
Eva Schaffer
Shaw
Carrie Cullen
Martin Fucss
Mill Pond
Prof
Shoeman
Milo Clark
Standard Oil
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