Michigan Highway Tree Protection Law Promoted
An article urges strict enforcement of a 1921 legislature statute prohibiting cutting trees along state highways without a permit. The State Highway Commission, with aid from the Public Safety Department and county authorities, emphasizes conservation benefits and proposed planting of desirable trees to enhance beauty, land value, and summer appeal for residents.
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Michigan
Commingtonur
Raters Je
State Department of Publi Safety
Michican
Setalh
Fedort Bigdstone
Breckenridge Community Notes and Local Movements
Breckenridge residents report moves and home changes on Third Street and nearby areas. Alfred Sexton completes Ferrin Institute education and returns home. Dr. and Mrs. Drake host visits. Misses Doty, Hopkins visit Bay City and Alma friends. William Watson becomes Pere Marquette flagman. church evangelistic services attract large crowds with out of town speakers. Families visit, travel, and attend funerals, with social events in town.
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Wil Tryon
Third Street
W. M. Drake
Breckeriridge
William Watson
Wheeler
Pere Marquette
PF. Grover
Clark Mills
Ward Doyle
Datvin
Elisabeth Boyle
Pholpa
Wwn
Ralph Chisholm
Brown City
Clyde Wolverton
Traversee City
Divorced Long-Dead Wife Tale From Chinese Press
A Chinese tea merchant named Lynh reportedly divorced his wife Lin after her death. Attempts to heal her absence failed until prayers and a midwives’ guidance led to a ritual divorce from the dead wife. After the rite the surviving wife reportedly recovered and returned to health.
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Lynh
Falen
Aime Lin
Wlethy
Influence of a Harp and a Secret Suit on a Family
Alan, raised by his elder sister, confronts a risky match for his daughter Josephine who proves adventurous and independent. A hidden romance surfaces as Josephine’s conduct inspires Alan to reconsider guardianship while a personal lawsuit adds consequence, ending in a hopeful, heavenly resolution.
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Josephine
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Joste
Tilda
Tosie
Josie
Todd
Tesephine
Janet
Slett
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Juste
Ste
Stepmother
Penitenthy Towers
Farther
Laddie
Lerna
Demands for Specialists in a World of Vanity and Vice
A fragmented meditation on versatil ity and envy, contrasting pride and pity. It rails against corruption and self interest while praising restraint. The prose drifts through moral reflections, lamenting greed and fleeting fame in a ritualistic, archaic voice.
Ancient dice and the lore of tesserae and gaming
The article surveys dice use in antiquity, noting Greek and Roman terms for dice and tesserae, and tracing methods of manufacture and representation. It mentions excavations at Dhieee fretery Aber and references to ancient games and styles, with speculation on their purposes.
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Erie
Srupchutes
Shane Daeppline
Phiviig
Shape of the Sky and Its Apparent Form
The article discusses the apparent shape of the sky and its horizon related phenomena. It cites De MuThority and Hinson in explaining that arc segments around 40 degrees at the center can produce perceptible halos, sun halos near the horizon, and related coronae and rings seen at low elevations.
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Murderer’s Slain Victim Found With Chloride Clue
A killer murdered a woman and hid her body in a dry cellar beneath chloride of lime. The murderer believed the chemical would conceal the crime, but the preserved body aided medical experts in solving the case. The incident referenced a Louis Globe Democrat remark about obligation and an advertisement for Robinson Crusoe.
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Kueh & Ghod
Nuit Ory
Dave
Louis Globe Democrat
Annual Kitchen Event With Mysterious Proceedings
A strange yearly kitchen event unfolds with grandmother preparing items from herbs and foods, arranging kettles and poles, and ending with a dramatic moment as a person named Henry Shelton and Heber appear. The narrative blends family ritual with odd culinary theatrics and local place names such as Waterbury Americans and Albany Jour.
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Lverty
Albany
Ontario County
Waterbury
Eitinather
W. Henry Shelton
Heber
Japanese Youth Face Limited Recreation and Teamwork Echo
A Detroit News summary notes few diversions for Japanese schoolboys due to social and economic limits. It highlights restricted pastimes, a modest club culture, and the emphasis on teamwork over individual achievement as observed by a professor and a football enthusiast.
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America
Europe
Hans
Aries
Anericg
Detroit News
Reading Matter Reaches 155000 Published for Athletes World
A vast collection of roughly 155000 items including books pamphlets and magazines is published to cater to athletes worldwide. The initiative aims to provide diverse reading material for sports professionals and enthusiasts across disciplines.
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