Bond Issue Proposed for Tuberculosis Hospital Funds
A bond issue of fifty thousand dollars is proposed by tuberculosis sanitarian trustees to obtain funds to place a new hospital on a basis for patient reception next year. If approved, the issue will be sent to voters at the spring election following a county board of supervisors meeting. The Wo man’s Club board will meet Monday afternoon and hold regular session Wednesday afternoon with Mrs P J Delmet presenting her report from the state convention. Pound-Pocketbook: owner may claim by calling at Catholic parsonage.
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Tuberculosis Sanitarian
County Board of Supervisors
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Woman's Club
P. J. Delmet
Girl Uses Hat as Bank in Theatrical Panic
A New York woman explains she stores money in hats as a theft proof bank when her apartment lacks a burglar proof safe. She keeps five to ten dollars in each hat and often forgets the stash, discovering it later. She admits a distribution error left her short about ten dollars after a hat was opened without checking the crown.
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Kathleen
New York Sun and Globe
New York
Rice Is Java's Main Crop
Rice dominates Java agriculture with a wet field system of sawahs and terraces. Native planting by hand is followed by daily flooding and nightly draining for weeks, then replanting in small groups. Harvesting is stem by stem, two feet eight inches above ground, then threshing and drying.
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Java
Detroit Newa
Gossip in Suburb Sparks Self Incriminating Call
In Wimbleshead Mrs Doherty and Mrs Gadabout trade gossip about neighbors. Mrs Newlie, asked if she’d heard a rumor about her husband. She replies with a sly smile saying he already phoned her the news himself and she knew all along.
Flicker foes of ants and aphids in nature tale
Nature Magazine notes the red shafted flicker preys on ants and aphids, harming timber and homes. Ants and their eggs accumulate in the flicker’s stomach, with up to five thousand individuals recorded in one meal.
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Nature Magazine
The Baseless Fear of Finance's Power
Walter W.Head argues finance is an invisible yet essential force behind national growth. He cites railroads, banks, and municipal bonds as examples of how accumulated capital funds progress, from prairie settlement to modern infrastructure, praising investors in eastern states for financing western development.
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America
Wages Here and Abroad
The American factory worker earns wages with purchasing power far above many nations. A British study rank London at 100, with New York over twice as strong, while Berlin and Vienna total about half of London. The article notes American productivity grows through capital investment in machinery.
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Lavor
London
New York
Berlin
Vienna
Journal of the American Bankers Association
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Ottawa
Amsterdam
Christiania
Stockholm
Sense
Warsaw
Brussels
Paris
Prague
Madrid
Agriculture Needs A Balanced Approach To Growth
A recent summary groups agriculture needs into four areas: increased and balanced production, improved understanding of credit facilities, enhanced market facilities, and better business methods. Agricultural colleges address production problems while banks and cooperatives improve credit access and marketing facilities.
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University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Probate
State Welfare Commission
F. W. May
Michigan
William S. Baird
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Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Walter W.head
Wakefield Advocate Pub
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A. L. Bracket
Wakefield, Michigan
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