What County Nurses Do A Diary Of County Red Cross Work
A county nurse diary reviews the Red Cross aid in the past month. It notes relief efforts amid bad roads, community help, baby clinics growing in reputation, and calls for registration accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mufti
Psychopathic Hospital
Wes
Woodbridge
Ae Women’s Club
Charles Miller
Hona ‘Smith
George Cook
Jordan
Ak Court House
Ann: Arbor News
Houdini Shines in Terror Island at Liberty Theatre
Houdini the famed illusionist headlines the thriller Terror Island at Liberty Theatre this Saturday. The film showcases underwater escapes and diver battles that highlight Houdini’s feats. Lila Lee leads the cast with Jack Brammall and others in a Paramount Artcraft production directed by James Cruze.
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Houdini
Terror Island
Liberty Theatre
South Sea Island
Lila Lee
Jack’ Brammall
Rosemary Theby
Warning Against Arsenical Sprays During Fruit Bloom
An entomologist from Michigan Agricultural College urges growers to avoid arsenical sprays while fruit trees are in blossom. He warns of serious bee poisoning and loss of pollenizing agents, recommending arsenicals only just before flowering or after petals drop, and warns lime sulfur sprays during bloom should be arsenic free.
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R.A.‘ Pettit
Michigan Agricultural College
Pettit
Saline Woman's Club Discusses Our New Possessions
The Saline Woman's Club met April 26 at Mrs. Unterkircher's home with a large turnout. Papers on Philippine Islands and Virgin Islands were read by Mrs. Luther Briggs and Miss Jones, followed by music and a social half hour. The next meeting will be May 10 at Mrs. Henderson's home.
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Henderson
City Council Orders Two Day Clean Up Of Winter Rubble
At a regular council meeting the president advised and the council approved two days May 9 and 10 for cleaning up rubbish accumulated during winter. Rubbish placed on outer lawn edges beyond the eve of May 9 will be gathered and carted away at no charge.
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Common Council
Early spray advised to curb apple scab infections
Weather appears favorable for apple scab this year. plant pathologist G H Cosas urges pre pink spray before bud separation, not a substitute for pink spray. M A G horticulturalists warn frost losses raise fruit value and stress timely applications of lime sulphur Bordeaux mix or sulfur dust.
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G. H. Cosas
Michigan Agricultural College
Grant Rapids
RB. E. Marshal
M. A. GC
Horticultural’ Department
Methodist Church Notes Mother’s Day Services Highlighted
Sunday features special worship at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. honoring mothers. The church school will present a program with Mrs. C H Miller and Miss Elizabeth Smith representing mothers and daughters respectively amid traditional songs. A prior report praised a delegation’s work for the Michigan Children’s Home at Highland Park and notes the church’s gifts and kingdom dividends.
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C.H. Miller
Elizabeth Smith
Norning
C. R. Parsons
Michigan
Highland Park
Michigan Governor Declares Mothers Day 1921
Governor Alex Groesbeck proclaims Sunday May 8 1921 as Mothers Day in Michigan urging worship services and respectful visits or messages to honor mothers. He calls on residents to display national homage to American motherhood in homes and churches.
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State of
Michigan
Congress of the United States
United States
Alex J. Groesbeck
School Notes and Events Highlight May Activities
Miss Wicks led Oxy amelination in Ann Arbor as Doris Wheeler and Lauren Schileh served as substitutes. The Merry Millomaids operetta raised 117 dollars. The superintendent urges teachers to demonstrate drowning resuscitation on May 9. P T A meeting and a baseball game against Manchester are planned for May 9 and May 13 respectively. Fourth book reports due May 20 as English grades review Shakespeare.
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Wicks
Ann ‘Arbor
Doris Wheeler
Lauren’ Schileh
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Manchester
Garden Notes Promote Early Sowing Of Annuals And Vegetables
Garden notes advise sowing hardy annuals in outdoor seed beds, sowing spinach New Zealand variety, and planting sweet corn Wax beans now amid frost risk. Canning fruit supplies are said to be limited, and offers include 2-Mogul tractors and an International model with price details from Wiedman Auto Company.
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New Zealand
Henderson
S. Brsh
Lima
Local Classifieds Include Livestock and Services Listing
A dense classifieds block lists items for sale and wanted notices. Entries include chickens, junk, pigs, a registered Chester White boar, a John Deere plow, a double harness wagon, and an outhouse desk. Local services mention chimney and furnace work, cleanings, and a variety of farm equipment.
Local Piano Tuner Advertises Expert Service
A compact ad for a piano tuner offering twenty years of experience, specializing in player pianos. Located at 406 Hamilton Street, Ypsilanti, with phone number 38.
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Hamilton Street
Ypsilanti
Bay timber buyers seek usable standing or mill logs
Local buyers advertise willingness to pay for all kinds of bay timber in any condition. They offer to visit the site or call to inspect standing timber or mill logs and promise prompt payment and fair prices.
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Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
Marta
Martin Fuoss
Schniebelt
Schnebelt’s_ Bakery
Mnany
Isa
Peigit
Aecase
Woman’s Club Meeting
Charles Marshall
Ann Arbor
M. A
Methodist Church
C. P. Bainees
Schooe Notes
M. A. C. Horticultural, Dept
Wiedman Auto ‘Company
Observer
Hazzy
the. B. Klager
Stierle Bros
Bill Burkhardt
Frank Camburn
John Deere
Wiedman Auto Co
Chester Whiteboar
O. J. Feldkamp
NM. Ay
Miusic
Janice “ Austsin
Rey
Nnife
Pinder
Everett Davenport
Kelly Springfield
Wiedman
Wiedman: Auto: Company
Nick Klein
Buffy
A. Jordan
Knoxall
Walter Aylaigh
Asa
Allison
John ‘Deere
Oliver
Sam Craig
Tye
Jack Tann
Good - Jane
L. Jones
Olney
H. Ipsa
Ann _Arbor
Ford
Wiedman Auto Company
Emil’ H. Arnold
S. Main
Ann - Arbor
Herman Heininger
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