Michigan bills shape public welfare debates in Lansing
Senate bills 77 and 72 dominate legislative activity as Garden Clubs of Michigan push to curb garish billboards while outdoor advertisers oppose licensing. The session also debates a civil service rule of three, pay raises, gambling licensing in Detroit, and state co operative movements with Michigan State College leaders meeting this week to discuss agricultural education.
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Abe Lansing
Michigan
Senate
Lamoreaux
Garden Clubs of
John Public
Missus
Lansing
Spaker Schroeder
House
Philip Rahoi
Iron Mountain
Detroit
John F. Hamilton
Hamilton
Diggs
Civil Service
Frank Murphy
Charles C. Diggs
Michigan State College
Roosevelt
Sweden
Washington
J. B. Matthews
Consumers’ Research, Inc
United States
Ernest L. Anthony
Michigan State College Agriculture Department
Calvin Coolidge
Jackson
Joel R. Moore
Hillsdale
Murphy
Hobbies and Health Distinguishing the leisure era
The piece argues hobbies enrich life and health, noting diverse pursuits from collecting Edward VII memorabilia to stamps envelopes old banks and model railroading. It cites hobbyists rescuing store stocks and turning pursuits into life-savers bringing happiness and personal satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Edward VII
Edward
Edward VIII
Public Enemies Big Men in the Automobile Business Have Hobbies
Profiles reveal Alvin Macauley of Packard, wood turning. William S. Knudsen of GM on the tylophone. Henry Ford fixing clocks. Walter Leuschner of Fisher Body as illustrator. Brooklyn retiree Charles Bragin amasses one of America's valued dime-novel collections, including Frank Reade Library volumes auctioning at high prices.
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Alvin Macauley
Packard Motor Car Co
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Henry Ford
Walter Leuschner
Fisher Body Co
Charles Bragin
Brooklyn
N Y
America
Frank Reade
Lost city of Navaho legends near four corner point
The article recounts a legend of a cliff dwelling city of the Navaho near the four corner point of Utah Arizona Colorado and New Mexico. It notes the Chuska Mountains and a mysterious painted jar found by a Navaho guide. It warns of perilous terrain and cites ongoing searches for the lost city with possible aerial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Chuska Mountains
Elm cave salamander exhibit at Field Museum
The elm salamander, a long legged sluggish cave dweller, lives in Europe’s deep caves. It can survive long without food, is white with red gills, and hides its eyes beneath skin. exposure to sun turns its skin black. The piece ends with a humorous remark about women and money.
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Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Europe
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Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Manila
Paul McNutt
Philippine
Wiedman Auto Company
LOST
Charles EB
Saylor
Plymouth, Michigan
W. Nlu
By C. M. Payne
Tein
Jessir
Finney
Enney
Ness
Salootin
Nez Kinke
Troyin
Oceberne
Weteca Newpaper Union
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