Michigan Press Association Rallies in Detroit and Put-in-Bay
The Michigan Press Association gathered in Detroit for Tigers Indians games and a grand Fox Theatre visit. The group then sailed to Put-in-Bay on the Put-in-Bay steamer for a three day press trip with Ohio publishers, tours of the Perry Monument, and a celebratory dinner in Detroit concluding a memorable summer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navin Field
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Johnson
Navin Menagerie
Proving Grounds
Indians
Fox
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Grand Circus Park
Michigan Press Association
MPA
Grand Play House
United States
Put-in-Bay
Michigan
City of the Straits
Ashley & Dustin Steamer Line
Ohio
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Ambassador International
Canada
Randolph Street
Ojibway
Gines
Perry
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Massachusetts
H. E. C. Rowe
Ohio Newspaper Association
Buckeye
Crescent Hotel
W. F. “Bill” Panzer
Western Newspaper Union
Paul G. Mohler
Berea News
Olmstead Falls Towne Crier
Mohler
Buckeye Press Association
George Frank
Grafton Citizen
Frank
Sec-Treas
The
Lakes District
Sandusky
Cedar Point
H. T. Ewald
Campbell-Ewald Company
G. C. Crane
Mgr. M.B. Tunnicliff
Crimson West
Ambassador Bridge
Fort Shelby
Association
First Steamboat Myths Reconsider Fulton Origins
The article argues William Henry, John Fitch, and John Stevens preceded Fulton in steamboat experiments. It notes Henry's 1760 boat, Fitch’s 60 foot craft, and Stevens’s screw propeller in 1798, with Fulton later creating the Clermont in 1806 and earning profit, while stressing Fulton’s role in making steam travel commercially viable.
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Robert Fulton
Fulton
William Henry
Lancaster
John Fitch
Henry
George Washington
Thos
Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Fitch
John Stevens
New Jersey
Stevens
England
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Watt
France
New York
Hudson
Albany
Hast River
Delaware
Mississippi
Ohio
Savannah
Atlantic
Stray Thoughts on Ambition and Truth
Philosophical musings contrast ambition with ability and warn against false pride. The piece notes wise advice is heeded by the worthy and truth remains obvious, while falsehood hides behind disguises. It reflects on endurance of success and the limits of desire as a motor and a man traverse uneven paths.
Dust Prevention Methods Win Public Approval
The article credits state and local officials for advancing dust control on gravel roads using Dowflake Calcium Chloride. It notes over 1,000 miles of moist dustless roads, reduced dust harming crops and homes, and public support for cheaper, non tracking road maintenance methods.
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State Metropolis
Sam Kuesthardt
Martha Kuesthardt
Port Clinton
Progressive Times
Kuesthardt
Lake District
OLN
H. C. Ramsdell
Sycamore Leader
Ramsdell
Harding
H. P. Warwick
Bowling Green Democrat
Warwick
Treas
Roscoe Carle
Fostoria Daily Times
Fred Keller Dix
Prospect Monitor
G. H. Speck
Pemberville Leader
H. E.G. Rowe
Tai
Rae
Amy
Ane WY
Ae Oy
Oo Ak
Ats
Oye
Ekob
DOW Chemical Company
Midland, Michigan
West Street
New York City
Second
Madison Streets
Saint Louis
Punt-in-Bay District
Ian