Custard Cup Family Finds a Stray Uncle
Mrs. Penfield runs the Custard Cup with adopted children Drink Thad Lettie and now welcomes her long lost Uncle Jerry Jeremiah Winston who arrives injured and seeks a place among them. The scene blends domestic care with hints of a hidden past as Jerry sizes up the new family.
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Lettie
Freeman
Penzie
Jerry
Jerry Winston
Oregon
Pathy
Carline
Sacramento
Mrs. Bosley
Mrs. Penfield
Gussie
Mrs
Thad
George
Jerryinston
Lorene
Diablo
Percy Flat
Hunters Invoke Rights as Farm Stewards Face Intrusion
Farmers in Washte naw county report armed and unlawful intrusion by urban hunters from Jackson and elsewhere. Incidents include a boy harassed while husking corn, a trio stealing a boat on a lake, pheasants shot by hunters, and chicken coops and five lambs missing amid state wildlife protections. Local authorities possess license plate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Jackson
Mn. Lyndot
Sylvan
Chelsea Standard
Dances to Entice His Mate Zebra Spider Courtship
A zebra spider charms potential mate by dancing a jazz then waltz. The male repeats his performance up to 111 times for a decisive female who watches with eight eyes. If accepted they whirl together. if rejected she may threaten murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Clark
Zebra Spider
Spider
Magpies and a Lesson in Slow Judging
A Montreal Family Herald tale recalls magpies as possible women in birds and notes their fondness for shiny things. In Florence a mistimed judgment led to a destroyed statue and a hanging, then a storm struck the scales above a magpies nest, warning readers to be slow to judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Florence
Italy
Justice
Gosmo I
Montreal Family Herald
Dickens on Write With Discipline and Self Correction
A writer’s guidance on judging what to say and what to keep private. Dickens confesses impatience and impulsiveness while stressing the lifelong effort to practice at the desk what he preaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
The Singer and the Song
The article discusses how a song's fate rests with the singer and how a artist can shape reputation and earnings. It notes ancient figures Thamyris and Narada as godlike muses and contrasts royalties with the singer’s influence, urging readers to explore poetry outside the singer’s repertoire.
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Thamyris
Narada
A. H. Fox Strangways
The Way to Get Rid of Paintings
A witty dialogue about disposing of an unwanted wedding present painting. The suggestion is to give it to a club, as a common fate for surplus art in social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Great Publicity Stuff
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet notes Gladys Gladeyes the movie star pays her new press agent ten thousand dollars yearly. The agent is described as worthy, starting by arranging a bungalow apron photo of Gladys cooking on a gas range.
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Gladys Gladeyes
Gladys
Birmingham Age-Herald
Outbreaks Spur Health Regulation Enforcement in Michigan
Lansing reports searice fever outbreaks in a southern Michigan town due to disregard of quarantine rules. Six cases found by state health inspectors. schools at risk of closure. A $15 fine issued to one violator, with warnings of penalties for public nuisance and further action to protect the common welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Department of Healt
Department of Health
Cme
Glycerine Mixture for Gas on Stomach advertised
Simple glycerine and buckthorn bark in Adierika claim quick relief for gas and stomach issues within ten minutes. The formula alleges action on both upper and lower bowels, removes gases and poisons, and aids obstinate constipation, with protection claims against appendicitis. O. C. Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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O. C. Wheeler
Pedestrians Still Allowed on Sidewalks By Motorists
Motorists continue to permit pedestrian use of sidewalks despite concerns about safety and traffic flow. Local officials say sidewalks remain open for foot traffic while monitoring conditions and enforcing related rules.
Albright Divorce Case Noted in Washtenaw Chancery
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a decree requires Catherine Albright to enter appearance within three months or face judgment. Publication of the order is to commence within two weeks in The Saline Observer. attorneys Lee N Brown represents plaintiff John Lester Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Cicuit
Washtenaw
John Lester Albright
Catherine Albright
Ann Arbor
Lee N.brown
Saline
George W. Gample
Claramon L. Prary
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Atttorney
Order of Publication in Washtenaw Probate Court
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders on Oct 15 1923 that Peter Rieder be allowed to sell certain real estate by private sale for distribution. Hearing set for Nov 12 at 10:00 AM at the Probate office. Notice to be published in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory BE. Leland
Jacob Raiser
Peter Rieder
Saline
Probate creditors notice for Merle H. Tuttle estate
Four months from October 18 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Merle H. Tuttle deceased in Wash- ten County Michigan. Commissioners Byron L. Olds and Elsie L. Meyer will meet at Cavanaugh Burke’s office Ann Arbor on December 15 and February 18 at ten o clock to receive examine and adjust claims.
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Temany
Merle H. Tuttle
Cavanaugh & Burke
Ann Arbor
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Mickie
ARLES
W. E. Dietzker
A. J. Gregg
Warren Pernado
Automobile and Fire
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel “Sr A Ae Oe
Observer
Joseph L. Arnet
A. J. Warren
Henry A. Baller
Sawyer
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
First National Bk
Painter’s
A. A. Fluef Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
Floyd E. Daggett
the Peoples Abstract Company
Nat'l Bank
Firestone
E. M. Wurster
North Fourth Ave
Gus
J. Vogel
West Washingtwn Street
Florence Bingham Livingston
George H. Doran
Gussie Bosley
Leslie
Sym
Lawless Hunters
Chancery Notice
Wash
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