SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN UNDER FIFTEEN REGULATED BY NEW LAW
The state enforces a law that all children under 15 must attend school until they complete the eighth grade or reach 15, with work permits restricted to ages 15 and above during vacations. State Superintendent Fred L Keeler notes many finish eighth grade early and must continue schooling if employed. The measure aims to keep children in school until 15 and cap employment for younger youths, amid local tax figures for Michigan schools and conflicting historical debt discussions from 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Keeler
Mente
Kepler
Ian Saye
On Holm
August Sets Weather Records For Temperature Rainfall Frost
August produced a string of records with 64 degree average temperature, the warmest since 1903, and rainfall totaling 5.28 inches, well above normal 2.87. A heavy frost on August 27 marked an unprecedented event per the local weather forecasts, while nine days were clear, nine partly cloudy, and 13 days saw rainfall with hail on several dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the
Woman of War Work and Duchess of Marlborough Honored
The Duchess of Marlborough and Consuela of Marinarigh lead England's women in wartime effort as ministers and helpers. Amelia and Landyites Churchill join Lady Paget and Mine Lewhe Harcourt in praising female labor across the nation while Mrs. J. P. Belmont is noted for supporting the cause and lifting morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consuela
Guchese
Marinarigh
England
Sallions
Elise
Amelia
Pergtton
Landyites Churchill
Paget
Harcourt
J. P. Belmont
Interesting Buttons and Coats Inspire Fall Trim
The reading text describes Plain Store and Outing Coats enlivened by new fall trimmings. It mentions colors, fabrics, and care tips for maintaining white garments, including rinsing and warm water steps. The fragment references a process and notes from a New York source, implying seasonal clothing and styling details.
Arend Premers Club meeting hosted at Walstow home
The Arcada Farmers Club the Arends Premers Club will be entertained by Harry Walstow and Alvin Miller and spouses at the Walstow home on September 40th Ladies to bring picnic dinners and song books The program follows with opening song prayer address welcome and readings plus a question box and closing song Public notices reference road funding in the South and North with federal and state matches and concerns over wild carrot weed spreading through county farms impacting cattle and roads An editorial note by George E Smith warns farmers to act to control the weed and improve highway maintenance and cooperation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcada Farmers’ Club
Arends Premers’ Club
Harry Walstow
Alvin Milter
Walstow
Harry Walston
Miler
George Irish
G. V. Wright
Reading
Clare Smith
Richart Anderson
Chub
Mra
B. F. Cline
Camilles
G. Peck
G. Irish
F. Cline Novy
A. Miller
Activities of Women in 1915 Public Notices and Inventions
The item notes women’s clubs in Havana petitioning on bullfighting, a 11 year old boy, and Miss Katherine Minehart patenting a convertible seat device. It cites postmistress H Schiedt in La Mort Pa, discusses motherhood pensions totaling $10,000,000 for US mothers, and lists Advertised Letters ending September 13 1915 with deadlines September 27 1915.
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Women’s Clube of
Havana
Athotet Ste Bk
Mea
Elizabeth ‘Pugler
Liabet Tebaccn
Manchester
England
H. Seheidt
la Mort
Hima
Sland
Britain
Katherine Minehart
Philadet Phia Werden
Tate States
The Children Hour Death of Longfellow Daughter Retold
The longfare daughter Mrs Dana dies at Manchester Massachusetts. The piece recalls Longfellow’s The Children’s Hour recounting how his daughters Alice Allegra and others inspired the poem. The narrative envisions the children surrounding the speaker, filling a private space with memory and imagined captivity in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Biian Henry Dana
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Manchester
Mass
Edith
Alice Longfellow
Dana
James G. Thorpe
Kitchen Kinks Cleaning Tips From Old Appliance Care
Rest ants who speedily leave if the Infested pinens are soaked with pennyroyal oil, powdered cloves, borax, camphor gum or anything that has tar in it. A white ring on a polished table may be removed by rubbing with a flannel cloth dipped in camphor. If the bottoms of dishes that are over the fire nap first rule and with soap they will after wand clean easily. A white felt hat may be cleaned with warm cornmeal to which eight pounds has been added. When a suede belt or porte joes is soiled and greasy rub with a fine emery paper, and it will look like new.
Elwell Lodge Dedication Draws 400 At Banquet
Ten lodges from three states attended the dedication banquet and services. Doctor McLaughlin delivered the welcome address and Alma lodge conferred the first degree on eight candidates. More than four hundred people were present, the finest Elwell has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell L
F. Temple
Doctor McLaughlin
Alma Lodge
Elwell
Pitting testimonial given Rev and Mrs Kennedy on eve of departure
Universal regret marks the farewell to Rev Joseph Kennedy and his wife as they leave Carson City for a three year study at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. Parishioners and friends gathered at the Congregational church for a moving send off with songs and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Wade
Wm. T. Hill
EB. B. Stebbine
Carson City Gasette
Mrs. Kennedy
Jos. “. Kennedy
Carson City
McCornick Theological Seminary
Chicago
War’s effect on furs and Paris’s fall output
Paris depends on Russia for the fall fur supply while American buyers consider French models. The trade faces uncertainty as Paris openings lag and auction sales to London are canceled, affecting buyers seeking garments at lower prices and worrying about fashion compatibility this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
France
Amerie
York
Bret Meoner
Cullot
Chernit
London
Cleaning and polishing tips from a home remedy guide
Helpful hints describe cleaning varnish with vinegar and wart water, polishing marble with lemon and salt, dusting carpets with perforated tins, treating mirrors with metal polish, removing smoke marks with a starch paste, and restoring hot water marks on japanned trays with sweet oil and flour.
Church Notes Free Methodist meeting opens September 24
The first quarterly conference year meeting begins at the Free Methodist Church on September 24 continuing over the Sabbath with Rev J W Archer district elder in charge. Regular Sabbath evening services start September 26 and all are welcome. Rally Day features Sunday services at 10:00 with sermon One Thing Needed for Church Success and special music. Sunday School at 2,900? day features a special program. Evening 7:30 sermon Jesus Came to Call Sinners. Thursday prayer at 1:30.
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Free Methodist Church
J. W. Archer
J. W. Prices
Gratiot Avenue
Lyi
BP U
Fit
Jesus
Record apologizes for missing mail in post office box
The Record apologizes for an oversight when taking possession of the Record Box in the post office. The key was mislaid, leading to items piling up since March 1. A new box is placed, and readers are asked to leave news there for prompt use.
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Derakrd
Amaelog Tewree Hw
Teacome
Gennombe
Marsh
Orgars
Bay City Times
Woman's World
Duchess of Marlborough
Onan
Oneu
New York
Vay
Wity
Stowe
Totty
Ile
Federal Good Roads Bureau
George E. Smith
Holland and St Louis Sugar Co
St. Louis
Bert George
Marge Clark
A. E. Evans
Willie Heimberger
Harry Mechem
James Acton Miller
Fred Monroe
Jack Netlan
V. P. Cash
Alice Aed
Eurtie
South State Street
J. E. Page
Alma
Av, Howlett
Weisel
Gabe
Pepsia
Paterson Drug Co
J. D. Helman
Weemun
Hix
J. C. Pardee
Florist
J. E. Converse
E. Superior St
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