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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
4
Entered as mail matter of the second class in the Wakefield Michigan post office under federal law dated March 3 1879. LL Trezise served as editor and publisher.
Health officer reports notes from Johns Hopkins tests in Baltimore wards by Dr James Donll. Children with tonsils removed showed markedly lower diphtheria incidence but no clear difference for scarlet fever. In 224 diphtheria cases, only two had tonsil removals. among 108 scarlet fever cases, 19 had tonsil operations. Further observation needed across areas.
Kenneth Draver recovering from a knee injury while assisting coach Lit tlepage with Verona basketball efforts. Toys’ Glee Club performed at a stag party for men teachers and board members. First semester ends with mixed results but improved work expected. The Echo yearbook progress is strong under editor Miss Brown and senior class approval. Clarence Hillis and Anna Niemi pursue postgrad work. Typewriting classes under Mr Long show rapid progress aided by records and vietrola rhythm training.
The old time remedy for restoring faded gray hair to its natural color is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drug stores offer a modern improved formula claimed to darken hair naturally and evenly with a sponge or brush, fading gray strands after repeated applications.
Frank Petrusha visits Marenisco and church services are held at the Town Hall. The program at Roosevelt includes Miss Lillian Trethewey and Mr. Watson. Modern Woodmen officers are installed. Marenisco High loses to Tronwood 23 to 7 in a tense game. Mrs. John Nizer visits Gaylord with her parents.
Michigan law classifies predators like wolves and coyotes as harmful. Rep. Frank A. McKenzie of Jackson County argues bears are not deadly or destructive and hopes to introduce a closed season for bears similar to deer. He cites other states with bear seasons and notes prior efforts reduced populations through licensed hunting.
A brief personal notice asks readers to contact 89 before Friday noon to share news about themselves and family.
Advertisement asserts lumbago and sciatica cause back pain not kidneys, promoting St Jacobs Oil as quick, harmless relief. It urges rub-on application from a druggist, promising instant soreness fade and limbering effect.
Horizontal clues given include Anthropoid 4th of table stamp passageway t Olers and many garbled terms with numbers implying positions. Vertical clues list patterns such as intense jued type finish carriage horn note and other fragments. The solution indicates the answer will appear in the next task slate.
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