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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
The piece warns that warm weather brings more joy riding and risky behavior on roads and rail crossings. It notes that alcohol and gasoline use, nighttime speeding, and disregard for safety rules lead to accidents. The message urges careful driving without arguing for Prohibition.
For sale Lot 3 Block 3 East View Addition to the City of Bessemer. For price call phone 54 W Bessemer.
Wheat sits at three dollars a bushel in many markets while corn nears two dollars and prices for other grains rise. European buyers fuel demand as harvest nears distinct from a 150 million bushel surplus, yet most farmers sold last fall, so local producers gain little and consumers bear higher costs.
A year of fakes warned readers to doubt campaign stories, seek affidavits, and verify claims before believing or repeating them. The note urges skepticism as political fakery rises toward the next presidential campaign, predicting a historically dishonest year and urging careful verification by citizens.
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best cure for stomach trouble billiousness and constipation after two to three years use they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine The note ends with a unrelated line about costs of living
An Eastern paper notes Mr. Bryan has begun speaking in a dry, shriveled style this time, likening his manner to swallowing a raisin. The quirky descriptor highlights a perceived change in his public speaking approach and tone.
The speaker mocks the idea that germs in kisses will halt kissing, noting how some people cling to such talk despite the pattern of affection continuing.
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