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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
4
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes alfalfa is the preferred hay crop for farms. In 1925 alfalfa yielded 2.61 tons per acre with 558 pounds digestible protein, while red clover produced 1.85 tons per acre and 205 pounds protein. At current prices, alfalfa hay brought $35.86 per acre versus $19.001 for red clover.
A Boston Transcript noted a magazine writer's remark that success brings poise. The line reflects a broader view on achievement enhancing confidence and composure.
Nestor Salonen files for absolute divorce in Gogebic County Michigan. Defendant Lydia Salonen resides in Oba Pori Finland. Order requires appearance within three months and publication in The Wakefield News for six weeks, or service by registered mail.
An old remedy promises to hide gray hair using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. With a damp sponge the user applies a strand at a time and by morning the gray is gone, leaving dark glossy hair after a day or two of use.
Louis Cohen of South Milwaukee recalls Raymond G. Weihe readings in Wakefield. Beders, a pianist, was applauded. Weihe, a Marquette University College of Music and Speech faculty member and Bay View High School assistant principal, impressed audience. Cohen cites an American Legion Monthly article by Clara Taeram Judson on Wakefield’s Community Building.
Alfalfa leads American legumes in acreage and yield, with 11,040,000 acres in 1925, up 20.8 percent since 1920, while red clover covers 8,341,000 acres. The Blue Valley Creamery Institute promotes 10,000-Acre Alfalfa Clubs and offers farming guidance on seeding, nurse crop removal, soil needs, and harvest timing to maximize alfalfa production.
A compact moral note quotes Yonve urging that one well spent day beats endless error and Benjamin Franklin warning that only one boss governs your work. The pair stress discipline and focused effort to guide daily actions.
A vintage health ad urges keeping the blood pure and kidneys functional to prevent dullness and aches. It promotes Dean's Pills as a tested stimulant diuretic, claiming nationwide praise and recommending readers ask their neighbors for use.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a rapid remedy for itching eczema. The preparation is said to destroy germs, ease irritation, and heal the skin, leaving it smooth and clear. consumers are advised to obtain Rowles Mentho Sulphur from a reputable druggist.
The United States shows the highest per capita paper consumption, about twice that of the next leading country. Analysts note strong demand for packaging, printing, and office supplies, with industry growth driven by consumer and business activity.
A compact aphorism cites Goethe to argue that true courtesy rests on a deep moral foundation. The quote emphasizes inner ethics as the source of outward politeness, suggesting civility derives from character rather than routine gesture.
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