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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
2
Molly asks about Jim Sykes who received a $3,000 building job payment from Mr. Parker but delayed deposit. Parker dies, estate delays cashing the check for years. Aunt Emmy warns about dangers, urges prompt deposit, explains indorsement and bank practice to protect checks.
R B Clark of Bank of Tupelo denounces a proposed bank deposit guaranty as dangerous and ineffective. He warns it would weaken solvency, mislead depositors, and invites nationwide failures. The bill received an unfavorable committee report, with calls to repeal and curb state banking guarantees.
Commerce Reports from the Department of Commerce caution American investors to buy foreign securities only through reliable bankers. They note cases of ads in American journals at prices 10 to 100 times those in local markets and urge seeking advice from a regular banker to avoid unsafe speculation.
Fragmentary exchange references a book titled The Story of Rubber and a question about an ebound edition. Bill replies that he did not have to, implying availability or absence of a digital or bound version. The text hints at a casual conversation rather than a formal article.
A longtime scene unfolds as Persnick lectures Whiskers on wasted time and earning power. Whiskers responds with dry quips about ownership and aging, noting a building Whiskers owns while Persnick lacks property. The dialogue drifts into fables about equality in manufacture and a drifting canoe.
A fragmented feature notes a merchant hopefuls studying sales aims and cites Rob Roy the White House collie who recently collided with President Coolidge in a photo. It contrasts with Lad die Boy, Harding's pup, and hints at an advertiser’s role in the tale.
A brief wry note comparing Ed Purdy's view that the right substance matters. He likens men’s dress shoes to new silk stockings worn by women, suggesting true value lies in what is inside.
A noted authority advises flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and occasionally taking salts to neutralize acids that overwork the kidneys. Four ounces of Rad Salts mixed in water before breakfast may help, with relief of dull kidney pain, back ache, indigestion, and nocturnal urine issues. Regular medical checks are recommended.
Michigan circuit court orders publication and defendant's appearance in a chancery divorce suit filed by Marie F Bahmer against Edison D Bahmer. The order requires publication in The Wakefield News or personal service, with appearance within three months, and publication for six weeks, noting defendant’s nonresidency and last address in Minnesota.
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