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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
8
Dr. ALM Olin state health commissioner warns that every sore throat case must be treated as potential diphtheria until proven otherwise. He urges antitoxin use and lab confirmation to control quarantine and prevent epidemics as Michigan faces falling yet dangerous diphtheria death rates.
W R Morehouse of the Savings Bank Division urged banks to use newspaper ads as a key business builder. He described a prepared yearlong advertising service and advised simple, direct copy focused on banking services, stability, and customer benefits to reach homes quickly.
State bankers issue an investor questionnaire to shield buyers from fraudulent promoters. The form urges verification before investing and to seek bank opinions. if a salesman refuses, end the inquiry. It lists fields on stock offers, market, loans, earnings, and officers.
The Wrigley Building adds a north section doubling the floor area of the south part. The new wing spans the block across North Water Street to Michigan Avenue with a bridge connection. High end firms have already leased most spaces, proving advertising’s impact on real estate demand and signaling confidence in Chicago’s commercial growth.
Three year old William Woodyard saved himself from drowning by clinging to a protruding brick in a deep well for thirty minutes. His mother, missing him, descended a rope and rescued the exhausted child who was otherwise uninjured in Carthage Texas.
A fragment states that many suffer appendicitis and that stomach trouble may be chronic. It mentions a lecture at the Lyceum and promotes Adlerika as a remedy claimed to cleanse upper and lower bowel and relieve constipation.
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