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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
2
The Loggers Strike comments indicate a settlement soon. unions seek improved living quarters in camps, sanitation, and wages. Critics warn against prolonged strikes funded by soup kitchens, urge quick resolution, and highlight broader labor and rent issues tied to union aims and outside organizing.
The piece discusses patronage versus merit and the merit system bill amid Michigan politics. It notes Senator Brooks's controversial stance on old age pensions, Roosevelts amendment on liens, Callaghan’s farmer amendments, and Gormely’s liquor control appointment amid Senate opposition and potential recess appointment.
The article notes red coral’s long valued role beyond jewelry and buttons as a protective charm for health safety and secrecy. Ancient Gauls, Italians, and Indians used coral in battle gear and amulets while the Mediterranean coast supplies the red coral largely to Italians.
Watches began as small clocks worn on the giid and suspended from garments because they were too large for pockets. The transformation marks a shift toward personal timekeeping devices and evolving fashion.
A new daily series titled The Truth About Beauty explores beauty problems and solutions, appearing in daily installments in The Detroit News. The set of articles promises practical tips and insights for readers seeking improved appearance and confidence.
The American Weekly article notes how sudden wealth from sweepstakes brings ruin and distress to many winners. It cites cases of unhappiness insanity suicide and violent deaths as people struggle with bewildering prosperity.
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