National Women’s Right Pioneer Lived 1788 1879
H O Bishop lauds Sarah Josepha Hale for twenty years of advocacy that led to a unified national Thanksgiving. Hale, born Newport Rhode Island 1788, edited Ladies Magazine, championed women’s education, Missionary work, and the Bunker Hill monument fund, and inspired Lincoln to proclaim Thanksgiving in 1863.
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United States
America
H. O
Bishop
National Republic
Sarah Josepha Haile
Newport
N.el
Philadelphia
David Hale
Salma Hale
Congress
New Hampshire
Ladies’ Magazine
Boston
Godey
Ladies’ Book
Ladies’ Medical Missionary Society of
Woman's Union Missionary Society
New York
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Continental Congress
Hale
Abraham Lincoln
Great Britain
Gettysburg
Lin‘soll
Sle
Remembering a Goodly Thanksgiving Dinner
A nostalgic reminiscence of a family Thanksgiving meal with parents at the ends and children in between. It recalls carving the turkey, the sense of Greece and Turkey via school and table, and the ritual of pie making as devised by DeWitt Talmage.
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Father
Greece
Turkey
D.D
Thank You Gratitude Reminder From The Grit Note
A short Grit sentiment urges readers to acknowledge blessings and stop complaining. It highlights frequently overlooked thanks and urges daily acknowledgment of good fortune.
Thanksgiving Reflection by Emy Smith
A reflective note expresses gratitude for health friends honest toil and community prosperity. It urges appreciation of life despite hardship and notes that sunshine follows storms and prosperity lies ahead.
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Emy” Smith
Industry Sees Hopeful Signs as Bankers Told
Automobiles in American hands are twelve million car years below normal, GM Vice President Richard H. Grant told the American Bankers Association. He predicted winter employment could rise, and outlined a six year transportation measure to gauge future inventories. He warned of limited purchasing power and advised budgeting with cautious optimism for early 1932. Also public mortgage sale announced for Washtenaw County property in Dexter township.
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Richard H. Grant
General Motors Corporation
American Bankers Association
Grant
William H. Carson
Margaret B. Carson
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Princ Pal
Ann Arbor
Dexter
Washtenaw
Portage Lake Resort
Second Ave
Portage Lake Land Company
Sai
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Michi Ap
Agricultural Situation in Kennebec County
A concise bulletin notes bank support from seven Kennebec County banks and local farm groups in financing a fat booklet. The publication surveys county farm resources and practices and offers improvement suggestions for the agricultural sector.
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Kennebec County
Mada
Grain Farm Bureau
Kennebec
Saline Directory Urges Support for Local Businesses
Saline business directory promotes progressive, reputable firms and professional men. It invites readership to trade locally and be a booster, highlighting information and convenience for the community.
Local Clinic Advertises Home Office For Maternal Care
An old notice describes general practice including maternity and mirror surgery with an office at a residence near the corner of Ann Arbor and McKay streets. It cites home service details and appointment options.
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Ann Arbor
McKay
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Directory
Barnard Ee
Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk. Bldg
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
Ahn Arbor
George R. Lutz
W. Washington, Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Mich
Rust
Jeweler
Across. From
Allene
4Th Ave
Washington
Joseph L. Arnet
West Huron
Ann’ Arbor, Mich
Haller’s
State Street Jewelers
Ann “Arbor
Geri
C. C. Jenks
North Huron St
ANN Arbor Trust
Papers Inc
Sarah Josepha Hale
Saline Business . Directory
L. E. Fasy
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel Messe Ee
W. E. Dietiker
R. H. Fish
Michigan Ave
A. Armbruster
Texaco Products
Ann Arbor Street
Jay W. Harmon
West Michigan Avenue
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