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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1938
Page
6
In a Westward longing tale, Rutherford loves Clara for more than beauty and she keeps a serious edge. Their bond grows until a park scene reveals Clara with another man. Hurt, Rutherford confronts the truth as Clara reveals her depths and offers forgiveness in a bittersweet moment.
The holy shroud is a linen cloth about 14 feet long preserved in a shrine within a chapel.
Cowboys favor hemp three strand rope or rawhide for lariats. Seed are dated to by some. rope is stretched between trees with weights for a day or two. It is greased with tallow and paraffin to preserve flexibility.
Actor Guy Kibbee recalls a haunting at the Alpine Stock Company in Vermont. Evelyn Grey, TB-stricken yet driven, appears as a pale white figure in the theater, then dies in her dressing room that night. The tale ends with a note on the St. Lawrence Seaway.
A Washington Star writer argues that North American Indians likely did not use chemical poisons on arrows. Magical poisons were common in lore, but no actual toxicity is supported. Early explorers misinterpreted infections as poison. some rattlesnake venom stories likely reflect sympathetic magic. The note ends with a fact about London’s Law Courts corridors.
Open season runs June 25 for black bass sunfish and related species. Limits set at 25 per day per lake with an overall total. Out of state anglers may purchase two license types including a one dollar non renewable option.
Robert R. Wright announced his candidacy for a Republican nomination this September. A 1926 law graduate from the University of Wisconsin law school, he has practiced at the Ironwood court for five years and is a World War II veteran active in public and patriotic programs across the county.
An extensive drill program to locate a profitable ore body at Wakefield mine began this week after equipment decisions were finalized. Drifting work is planned toward Crystal Falls, with targets set for promising ore zones as operations commence.
A brief notice states that wives may secure licenses for a sum of 50 cents each. The article fragment notes approval or procedural detail but lacks full context or names.
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