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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
5
Ad copy advocating economical printing services. Claims poor printing and paper quality harm results. Promotes AMMERA wagon as economical option with quick service and reasonable prices. Encourages readers to choose their printer for better outcomes.
Washington reports 40 state flags in the Post Office collection with recent additions from Ohio Utah Montana and Kentucky. Inquiries on presenting missing flags continue while Alaska Guam and other territories are included. The Nebraska flag presentation faced design verification and state officials reported no holdings.
Workmen recover Tim Malone’s body after a fourteenth floor fall at the city skyscraper. Terry goes to his wife to deliver news, but Mrs Malone denies widowhood as neighbors learn the sad arrival in the street.
A loud boasting man at a football field insults a marching band. He claims to have played with them for years only to learn the band is made up of harmless inmates from the local asylum, leaving him humiliated as onlookers laugh.
Hat Island known as Bird Island in Great Salt Lake hosts a unique pelican seagull and crane colony. About 22 acres with no vegetation or human life, the birds migrate from the Pacific coast to nest, then fly 80 miles to water outlets for feeding.
Gaetano De Vito a subway worker killed his wife after she refused to rub his back. He dragged her from bed as their four children cried, then stabbed her in the kitchen. Neighbors alerted police. De Vito, found eating breakfast, claimed he “got mad” and was jailed on murder charges.
In 1535 Jacques Cartier explored Hochelaga near present day Montreal. He and companions viewed maize fields from rising ground near a mountain, naming it Mon Royal. The name evolved into Montreal while Hochelaga survives as a city ward name.
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