Wakefield to Sell 45000 TB Seals in Christmas Drive
Wakefield plans to dispose of forty five thousand Christmas seals at one cent each. The sale is led by the Women’s Club health committee with a five dollar prize for the student selling the most seals. Proceeds fund tuberculosis prevention in Michigan. County orders rise as demand grows. Tuberculosis Sunday is set for December six with church and radio outreach including a Detroit broadcast.
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Wakefield
Woman's Club
Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis. Association
Iron County
Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Detroit
G. W. Simon
First Presbyterian Church
Lansing
Hosiery Sales Job Ad At Guaranteed Mills Norristown Pa
Help wanted for man and woman to sell guaranteed hosiery to wearers. Weekly pay 875 dollars with full time, spare time opportunities at 150 dollars an hour. Packages to be left at Proteau's near Bessemer Laundry. Norristown Pennsylvania.
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Bessemer
Proteau’s
Red Pepper Rub promised to banish rheumatic pain
An advertisement extols Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism and related pains. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers rapidly warms sore areas and improves blood circulation. The jolting heat supposedly relieves neuritis backache stiff neck and chest colds with a note to buy genuine Rowles Red Pepper Rub.
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Rowles
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
A vintage advertisement extols Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a reliable remedy to darken gray or streaked hair. It claims quick, natural color restoration with a sponge or brush, noting universal use and easy at home application.
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Wyeth
Faculty Urges Parental Help With Home Study
Report cards show attendance up to 97.03 percent this year from 95.21 last year. Thirty percent of students put in no home study. parents are urged to make home study a necessary habit for future success.
America's Marvels NATURAL AND OTHERWISE OUR FIRST NATIONAL PARK
A 1923 piece notes the 1823 act creating Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, detailing its 900 acres, 46 hot springs, plus cold springs and 17 large bathhouses under federal supervision. It cites temperatures from 102 to 147 degrees, mineral content, radioactivity, and a yearly 750,000 gallon flow, with Indigenous and explorer histories and year-round operation overseen from Washington.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
United States
Hot Springs National Park
National Park
Pat Washington
Weatern Neowepaper Union
First National Bank Distributes Christmas Checks
The First National Bank distributed about 57500 in Christmas checks to 400 members of the 1928 Christmas Savings Club. The club, organized a year ago, allowed weekly savings from 25 cents to 2 dollars with checks mailed to members. Next Monday the 1924 club will be organized for similar deposits and annual 50 week payouts.
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First National Bank
Plastering Completed at Bank Bank building interior ornamentation finished this week
The plastering contract for the First National Bank building is completed including all ornamental interior work. The marble and terrazzo installation begins Monday with occupancy expected in the last week of January 1924.
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First National Bank
Infant fatally scalded at Asteroid home incident
The infant son of Edward Jackola was fatally scalded Tuesday at the family residence on Asteroid when the child pulled a chair and toppled a pail of boiling water. He died several hours later at the scene.
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Edward Jackola
Asteroid
Tiny two pound seven ounce girl born to Nelsons
A girl weighing two pounds seven eighths at birth arrived Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Nelson, who run a restaurant at Northwestern station. Dr Prout reports both mother and infant healthy aside from weight, with the baby progressing normally.
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E. B. Nelson
Homestead Entry Final Proof Planned in Michigan
Arch ie Harris, holder of Homestead Entry Serial No 04337 for SE44 NE, Section 18, Township 45 North Range 404 West, Mich igan, will present final three year proof before the County Clerk in Bessemer on December 27, 1923. Witnesses include Peter Giggiie, Frank Everman, William Quigley, and William Sliger. Department of the Interior, United States Land Office at Marquette, presiding registrar GEO C. Jackeman.
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United States Land Office
Marquette
Mich
Archie Harris
Se44
Township
Range 404W
Meridian
Bessemer
Peter Giggiie
Watersmeet
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Reacte
Norristown, Pa
Whitman’s
Wakefield Pharmacy
America
Department of the Interior
Furniture Vale A
Young People’s Department
Tinker
Wakefield Furniture & Hardware
Harry & Swanson
Wakefield, Michigan
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