The Youth's Companion Introductory Offer For 1912
The notice markets a yearly subscription price of 1.75 for The Youth's Companion with promise of book form reading breadth. It highlights serials by Ralph Paine, J. W. Schultz, and C. A Stephens, and offers a calendar gift plus free issues for late 1911. New subs are welcomed at 4 Berkeley Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Paine
China
J. W. Schultz
C. A Stephens
Julia Sylvester
Mercer
Oregon
Washington
Companion
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Hair Hints Use at Home and Salon for Dandruff
Practical hair care advice promoting personal hygiene. Use one's own brush and comb, avoid public tools, wash brushes weekly with soap and disinfectant, shampoo weekly with soap, daily Parisian Sage rubbed into the scalp. Product guaranteed by Charles Rhodes with money back if ineffective. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Forest Hill News Notes Local Peop le and Homes
Local items from Forest Hill recount neighbors visiting relatives in Alma and West Pine River, home farm moves, a hunting trip in the north woods, a smithy in operation, new bean polisher at the elevator, new house foundation, a 90th birthday at the Masonic home, and Detroit linked social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Chas, Lebind
John Wilson
Harrison Wood
West Pine River
J. Parsons
E. Divill
Tedrow
Mr Turner
North Woods
Forest Hill Elevator Company
Cage Wood
I Dibble
Masonic
Aml
Detroit
Dibble i
J. English
Mina
Dibble
Vuglisly
Rand Lodge
Montagne
Hinself
Dr Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pills Advertised
An advertising notice promotes Dr Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pills as a liver cleanser and body tonic. It claims to purify stomach and bowels, improve health, and slow poisoning from bilious impurities, priced at 25 cents and sold by Wheaton & Son The Pioneer Drug Store.
Arcada Baby News and Local Notices Highlight Week
Dor and Bertite Godfrey welcomed a baby girl while a boy arrived Thursday. Mr and Mrs Byrd Clark reported a baby boy born Thursday, with the family planning to stay with relatives. A couple from Alma married by Rev Way at Mtchaca parsonage, moving to live with his parents in Arcada. Community updates include visitors, illnesses, a Maccabee dance report, and a fire destroying Grounds Towline car near Tang school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertite
Charlie Godfrey
Win. Highs
Byrd Clark
Noy
Mere Byn Jey
Alva
Clark
Stork
Robert Wilson
Loretta Stillson
Alma
Orphanee
Sumner
Max Church
Arcada
Way
M. F
Mtchaca
Avolio
Vic. Kuhlman
Mart Butterfield
Harriet Chirk
Leo Best
Wm. Bowman
W. D
McBain
J. J. Best
Ed. Bowman
Marty Plunge
Elwell
Geo
Saint
Krank Keefer
Muskegon
JT AL. Dutcher
Ressig Kellogg
Robert Rather
Central Michigan Times
Mt. Pleasant
Grounds
Oakland
Tang
Down
Maine Grange Cooperative Forms Androscoggin Co op
A new Androscoggin Patrons Cooperative association begins business in Maine with strong stock sales ample funds and a hired manager. It plans to supply farm products groceries and tools to the local market then ship to best advantage using producers and consumers exchange. Located at Auburn Androscoggin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Androscoggin Patrons’ Cooperative Association
Androscoggin Pomona Grange
Ila
Androscorgia Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Rleke
T Hat
Auburn
Androscoggin
Farmers And Reciprocity Split Taft Support In 1911
The piece argues farm voters are turning away from President Taft after the Canadian reciprocity defeat. It cites strong Grange opposition, 800,000 members, and editorials predicting farmer retribution against Taft allies. It also notes the Pennsylvania State Grange meeting in Scranton December 12 to 14 with extensive public affairs involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Taft
National Grange Monthly
The
Grange
Ite
Laurier
United States
Pennsylvania State Grange
Scranton
W. T. Creasey
Pennsylvania
State Lecturer Pred Shepard Dies at Forty Nine
Pred Shepard former state Grange lecturer and Deer River Grange charter member died at forty nine. He served as county deputy in St Lawrence county and state lecturer from 1904 to 1908. An active citizen and advocate of agriculture and rural progress, he promoted education and Grange work across New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Pred Shepard
Shepard
Deer River Grange
St. Lawrence
Pomona
Grange Educational Work In New Hampshire
Grange scholarships in New Hampshire fund forty to fifty boys yearly to study at the College of Agriculture and the Mechanical Arts in Durham with tuition at $60 annually. Scholarships provide access to higher education otherwise unattainable and many beneficiaries return to farming, enriching local welfare and State progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
New Hampshire
College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Durham
Grangee
Promotes Efficiency Through New Gringes Staffing Measures
In this fall the Indies' degreat staffs are being organized across hundreds of Gringes to enhance rit railetic work. The reform aims to raise efficiency and stimulate interest, reinforcing the order's forward steps and overall progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Indies
Order
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Gratiot Co
M. L. Perrigo
Gratiot Co’s Carriage Repository
Duce
Luchini
Ehh Arcada
Bnisi
Androscoggin Association
Bell
Alma, Mich
Alma State Savings Bank
Michigan
WM. A. Bahlee
H. C. Moore
Jotham Allen
R. L. Anderson
C. L
G. M. Delavan
F. Hich
Argala Wivery
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