Vaccinate at Once Smallpox Abroad in Michigan
Lansing reports renewed smallpox outbreaks across Michigan with Hudson as the latest hotspot. Health officials urge rapid vaccination for school children and factory workers, quarantine of cases, and public awareness to prevent a winter spread. The piece praises Hudson’s swift vaccination drive and calls for ongoing, periodic immunization to erase smallpox.
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Lansing
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Michigan Department of Health
Michigan
State Department of Health
P.pulation
Hadson
Philippine Islands
Bruce Barton Urges Continuous Advertising
Bruce Barton, a well known authority and magazine writer, argues for more intelligent and persistent advertising by the public and utility companies. He says informing the public is a continuous task as people change and new customers arise. He urges simple genuine messaging and consistent effort day by day.
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Bruce Barton
Barten
Arged
Deni
Ewig
Proved His Meanness The Snowyard Bequest Tale
A Turks tale tells of a man who leaves 500 to the merchant who can be found. The son seeks a cadi who refuses the bequest for ignorance of the father. The man offers to sell all the snow in his courtyard for 500. The man pays, is jailed, fined 100, and learns the father’s bequest went to the night man.
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Cadi
Rural farming rounds visit Washtenaw county families
A field tour visits Rolland Finch & Sons and other local farmers in Washtenaw county. The report notes Harry and Par old Finch tending two hundred acres, a Red Polled Durham herd, and pride in agriculture. Welter Smith raises breeding stock, Ida Floyd Daiv rents Pinch place and works at Ann Arbor plant. Clarence Johnson boosts his town with a large solo farm effort. Chris Braun is busy plowing. Mrs. Mike Alber and family farm for a living. Bill Burkhardt tends his father's farm with about forty steers.
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Rolland Finch & Sons
Harry
Parold
Durham
Washtenaw County
Welter Smith’s
Smith
Ida Floyd Daivis
Hives
Ann Arbor
Mayd
Clarence Johnson
Clarence
Chris, Braun
Mike Alber
Bill Burkhardt
Bill
Toledo Football Player Injures Thirteen Year Old
Thirty years ago a Toledo football player suffered a broken leg during a game at Adrian last week. Ebenezer Harmon, father of Anson Harmon, died at his home Sunday night at age 84. G. W. Harris returns from a Texas trip. Miss Mittie Bordine hosts Miss Alice Fell of Rawsonville. A Chelsea grocer’s surname demands fifteen letters to spell.
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Toledo
Adrian
Ebenezer Harmon
Anson Harmon
G. W. Harris
Texas
Mittie Bordine
Alice Fell
Rawsonville
Chelsea
Burkhardt Named Manager of Saline Cooperative
Fifteen years ago John Burkhardt accepted the post of manager at Saline Cooperative Company. The Dj. H. & entertained the county convention Horiday with many attendees including five grand officers. Mrs. Tsaiah Schleh visits Plymouth with her daughter for a couple of weeks. David Thrasher of Bridgewater and Mrs. Tha Dold wed on November 17. Dr. Skinner, back from Canada since spring, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Al Fitzgerald visit relatives in Aichart Indiana. Aldam, Schroen and wife with George Schroen later in Landing. Miss Mary Eccles and Miss Frances Kellogg attended Detroit Saturday.
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Saline Co- Operative Company
Dj. H
Tsaiah ‘Schleh
Plymouth
David Thrasher
Bridgewater
Tha, Dold
Dr. Skinner
Canada
S. al Fitzgerald
Aichart
Inidtania
Aldam, Schroen
Amid George Schroen
Landing
Mary Eccles
Frances Kellogg
Detroit
Man offers reward for missing dog to please wife
Bilkins offered a $25 reward for his wife’s missing dog. A friend questions the plan noting the dog was bound. Bilkins admits the reward was to please his wife and jokes he may have buried it in the garden.
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Bilkins
Rilkins
Editorial Comment on Sermons and Preachers in Saline
Good Roads Earle criticizes modern pulpits for drifting from biblical texts and avoiding current events. He recalls Saline’s past ministers who were dismissed for addressing topics or refusing to discuss contemporary affairs, arguing that people crave sermons tied to present issues.
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Good Roads
Earle
Saline
Community Record Needs Public Help and Cooperation
Local newspapers rely on community activities from churches clubs schools and jr industries to build a thorough public record. Editors urge readers to contribute accurate accounts of events to show the community as lively and enterprising and to help visitors gauge its vitality.
Contributing to the Home A Family Duty for All Members
Parents should teach children that home life is a family partnership requiring contribution. The burden rests mainly on parents while kids should share in tasks and budget their own spending. A weekly allowance can help teach responsible money management and motivate cooperation.
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Jove
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