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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
3
An old promotional note urges mothers to use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for the family cleansing of blood stomach and bowels. It claims spring purification improves health happiness and family harmony and positions the remedy as the best and surest sparing medicine.
A brief promotional note from Wakefield Store Co. highlights a family welfare theme, promising better color, appetite, sleep, and happiness for all family members through the store’s offerings. The message emphasizes well being and happiness as benefits of shopping with the retailer.
On March 1 iron ore on Lake Erie docks stood at 6,022,652 gross tons, down sharply from the previous year. February shipments reached 703,185 tons while January and February 1924 showed lower totals, and projections suggest the season will leave well under 5,000,000 tons on the docks. A separate note mentions African tribes painting bodies white as mourning.
February 25 1925 regular meeting postponed due to no quorum. Secretary Abe Mathews signs.
The Wakefield Board of Education postponed its regular meeting held that day. H. A. Tressel chaired at 3:20 p.m. Present were Abe Mathews Victor Lepisto and Henry Ahola. Stanley Tyack was absent. Minutes from prior meetings were read and approved. Bills and the February payroll were reviewed. A communication from the Superior Taxpayers Association of Tronwood Michigan about keeping old records was read and filed. A letter from Jones and Patek Ironwood Michigan with a Notice to Employer of Claim for Injury was read and referred to the attorneys.
Inland Steel Co moves quickly with a Chicago district expansion at Indiana Harbor. It has placed orders totaling 5500 tons for a fourth blast furnace and additions to the continuous mill, cast house, ship bridge, boiler, and powerhouse. Coke ovens decision pending.
The report as of February 28 issued March 10 shows total unfilled tonnage at 5,284,771 tons, up 247,488 from February. Production ran at a high rate, from 2 to 96 percent of capacity, with February being a short dull month yet the tonnage rise surpasses January and looks encouraging.
A heated exchange focuses on constructive criticism and personal dispositions. A carpenter defends hammering as essential, contrasting blunt knocking with helpful work. The remark highlights tensions over opinion and effort in practical matters.
Back pain may stem from kidney strain, doctors urge flushing with mild salts and plenty of water. Rad Salts, an effervescent lithia-water drink made from grape and lemon acids, is recommended to cleanse and stimulate kidneys and reduce urinary irritation. Regular physician checks twice yearly advised.
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