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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
10
A 19th century health blurb touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate as internal cleansing. It claims washing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removes toxins, improves skin clarity, and relieves headaches and constipation within one to two weeks. It notes a quarter pound costs little and urges women to try a week for visible results.
City Commission of Wakefield meets March 30 1922 at 4 pm in City Hall Mayor Alvin L. Rummel presides Present Commissioners Hook Hornbrook Hart Absent Strough Minutes approved Bills listed including pipe fittings hydrants supplies gasoline power and printing Seven pass bills total payment approved Changes in Memorial Community Building heating cost of 400 authorized to be deducted from Herbst Kuenzli account Land negotiations for lake front adjacent lands authorized Library chairs and furniture bids reviewed Licenses for non intoxicating beverages approved for Arthur Aili Theodore Leppala soft drink license for Kuiawa application approved August Carr license rejected Fire department and construction reports filed Ford truck body purchase approved Adjournment City Clerk WM Jacobson
William Hornibrook named manager at Wakefield Athletic Association meeting for the coming season. He has already received responses from several batters ready to locate and sign. Ironwood also hires Vennie Clifford as playing manager and works to assemble a fast squad. A. Cormey visited the line on Tuesday.
Mesdames Barnett and Cluley visit lranwood to show up to date ladies and children's hats at moderate prices possibly April 3 or 4. In a humorous exchange a resident jokes about an early hour. Naomi Dear and Annabel Miller, Tranwood, win the Declamatory Contest at Bessemer and share pieces at the High School assembly. The Halcyon Club hosts them for the weekend. Buy office supplies at the Advocate office.
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