Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that works through the blood to the mucous surfaces. Claims to destroy the disease's foundation and boost general health. Mentions J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and free circulars. Attracts druggist distribution.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Candy Ad Highlights Quality Assortment for Gifts
An assortment of quality candy to suit every taste is promoted as a perfect gift. A box of candy is presented as an appreciated present for various occasions.
Ice Cream Facts from a City Fountain
A brief note highlights ice cream as a business staple and a key offering at city fountains. It emphasizes quality service and the widespread availability of frozen treats in public spaces.
Washtenaw County Sealed Bids For Road Improvement
The Washtenaw County Board of Road Commissioners invites sealed proposals by March 16 1921 for 5.98 miles of State Reward road from York Township through Saline to Saline village including concrete pavement curbs gutters and bridge work. Separate bids cover excavation drainage asphalt and gravel work with deposits of 50 or 300 dollars and the right to reject bids.
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Board of Road Commissioners of
Washtenaw County
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
York Township
Satine Township
S.line
Ann Arbor Atucer
Saline
Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor Street
Shouder
Board of Road Commisssioners
Washtenaww County
Board of ‘Road Commissioners of
Washtenaw
John J. Cox
Notice to Creditors in Godard Estate Washtenaw County
Probate Court of Washtenaw County notices four months for creditors to file claims against Diana E. Godard late of Ann Arbor. Claims due by June 14 to be examined and allowed. Hearings set for April 14 and June 14 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Ann Arbor February 1921. E. Leland, Judge of Probate.
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Jane
Ann Arbor
Emor
E. Leland
Neighborly Love Tested by Foolish Folly
A reflection on loving neighbors and the harsh edge of human folly. The piece notes two pivotal moments in a wise man’s life when judgment falters and patience wears thin.
Labor vows a fight to finish against injunctions in industry
Organized labor led by Samuel Gompers issues a bill of rights demanding legal protections for unions. They oppose injunctions and push for wage work rights, collective bargaining, immigration limits, and court reforms. Harding cabinet completed with Denby, Hooten, Davis selections amid global talks in London and Paris.
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Harding
America
London
Edward W. Pickard
Organized Labor of America
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Congress
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Navy
Hooter
Commerce
Davis
Labor
Frank Lowden
Minvis
Charles Dawes
Chicago
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