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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1923
Page
10
A noted authority urges drinking a quart of water daily and occasional salts to flush and help the kidneys expel acids from rich food. He warns of back pains, headaches, and rheumatic twinges from sluggish kidneys. Four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast may help. Jad Salts offer a safe, effervescent option. Have kidneys examined by a physician twice yearly.
Governor Lores authorizes tough stance as lawmakers clash over alleged influence in passing or blocking bills. Speaker Welsh defends neutrality on registration and denounces newspaper coverage while Dykstra challenges veracity over gas tax votes and school funding debates.
On the final day of the session a heated exchange pitted the governor against the speaker as Representative Dykstra claimed threats and urged measured judgment. A tense vote followed with 41 Yeas and 56 Nays as the bill failed to pass, prompting cheers and paper tossed in the air.
A team of two mares aged eleven years is offered for sale by Frank Spray in Wakefield Michigan. They weigh 8100 pounds together and can be sold as a pair or separately if requested.
The document lists varied statutes and amendments including $1,500,000 for World War veterans relief, limits on religious groups, penalties for gift soliciting, authorization of unissued war loan funds, and new rules on sterilization, county nurses, fire department duties, and public safety. It also covers tax changes, inheritance taxes, securities oversight, corporate fees, and Klan masks ban, with notes on real estate and railroad stations.
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