Old Political Feud Healed Plans for Primary
A revived Democratic draft moves to unite factions as Governor Comstock seeks a Senate nominee. Patrick H. Kane of Port Huron lingers over a decision while Frank A. Picard resists a U S Senate run, though supporters tout Hart and Edmunds Shields as stronger contenders from Saginaw and Lansing.
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Lansing
Refund Warrants Issued To Motorists
Refund warrants have been issued to motorists who bought 1934 plates or secured a 1934 windshield sticker before the rate drop from 55 to 35 cents per hundredweight. Over 1,500 refunds were returned for wrong addresses, and warrants are held until proper addresses are provided.
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Doctors Warn Against Unknown Drugs Amid World Health Push
Doctors worldwide caution against taking unknown drugs when seeking treatment. The message emphasizes avoiding unverified remedies and urges patients to consult licensed professionals for safe, effective care.
State Favors Federal Aid in Predator Control over Bounties
Michigan officials affirm federal supervision and reject bounty payments as costly and prone to fraud. The 20 plus state trappers, paid from the game protection fund, with federal oversight, cost about 25 000 dollars annually, plus 4000 from the federal government. Officials say predatory animals have not increased, deer grouse and rabbits remain abundant, and wildlife levels reflect effective control. James Silver, regional supervisor, and Stanley Young, assistant director.
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Stanley Young
Queer and Little Known Pacts About Rain Explained
An article in The American Weekly distributed with NEXT SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER explains curious, little known agreements about rain. The piece presents the topic as a story everyone should read, aiming to intrigue readers with quirky weather beliefs and related lore.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Medieval Meet Turns To Mischief In Backyard Parody
An amusing excerpt shows a scene where a foreman vents overwork while a line of banter unfolds with a state inspector and a pair of neighbors. The dialogue shifts to medieval echoes with a cootie quip about living in armor and a knightly burden.
Michigan Bell to cut rates under PUC order
Michigan Bell Telephone will eliminate the 25 cent hand telephone charge and offer flat rates for one and two party residential service in Detroit. Rural line rates will drop 25 cents per month. Changes take effect with the June bill. The company will protest to the commission while allowing the rate changes to stand. No refunds for charges beyond 18 months. A commission compliance notice will be filed in Lansing Tuesday.
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Welch
Commission
Lansing
Why Liquid Laxatives Do You No Harm
Advice on safe use of liquid laxatives emphasizes measured dosing and non habit forming action. It cites Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a widely used safe option for adults and children, based on senna, and notes it does not irritate kidneys or compel dependency.
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Dr. Caldwell
Paris murder mystery solved by victim’s precaution
An American Weekly feature, to be continued in next Sunday’s Detroit Times, examines how a puzzling Paris murder case was resolved by the victim’s own careful precautions. The article links a clever setup to the unraveling clues, highlighting a likely motive and the sequence of events.
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Detroit Times
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