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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1915

Page

11

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisements

Readers from Princeton Illinois and Poland New Jersey praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles headaches inflammation and general weakness. Nurse Horace Newman also endorses it and urges others to consult the company for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Princeton Ill Lydia E. Pinkham J. F. Johnson Princeton, Ilinoi Poland N. J Horace Newman Herkimer Co N. Y Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass

Baptism Jokes and Barbers Tool Spark Local News

In a drought warning tone Brother Cassius Cautious Rush volunteers for baptism at a colored camp meeting and jokes about repeated baptisms to dodge sparks on Judgment Day. A New Jersey barber patents a comb attachment for one blade of hair shears to speed up cutting.

Cassius Brother Cassius Marie Honeycutt New Jersey

Drink Denison's Coffee for Health and Bluffing Insight

A compact line study urges drinking Denison's coffee for health and hints the art of bluffing lies in knowing when not to engage. The note blends promotional flavor with a sly moral cue.

Denison

Michigan State Fair Opens With Low Turnout

Detroit opening day saw under two thousand visitors as rain dampened excitement at the Michigan State Fair. The event features larger poultry, growing livestock entries, and stronger entertainment while police boost patrols to deter crime. Judge Howard Wiest was elected presiding judge of Michigan's circuit court, with planning left to him to address judge assignments and compensation.

Lansing Detroit State Fair Association Dickinson Inspector Good John D. Downey Wiest Fellows Fuller Wayne County Murphy and Mandell Murphy Mandell

Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers to Hold Eleventh Convention

The Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers association schedules its eleventh annual convention September 14 15 and 16 at the Griswold house Detroit. The program includes addresses by William C Wheeler and E W Burt with talks on retail accounting profits and insurance. Officers will be elected and samples inspected. banquet closes the event. Articles of Incorporation for several Michigan firms are listed with capital at various levels.

Lansing Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association Griswold House Detroit Marx William C. Wheeler Lynn Rubber Manufacturing Company Lynn Mass Michigan Mutual Fire Insurance George Pond E. W. Burt Boston National Shoe Retailers’ Association William M. School M. D School Manufacturing Company of Chicago

Michigan plans $100000 TB campaign statewide

The state board of health and the Michigan Antituberculosis Society outlined a two year plan to exhaust the $100,000 legislative appropriation for tuberculosis control. Clinics, county nurses, and state supervision will cover all cities towns and rural districts with a survey of the state first. Revisions to laws on hospitals subsidies referendums and prohibitions on almshouses were urged along with an extensive educational drive. Doctors Kellogg and Vaughan spoke amid a general discussion of the tuberculosis campaign.

Michigan State Board of Health Michigan Antituberculosis Society State Board Philip H. Jacobs New York Tuberco National Society For Losis Victor C. Vaughan Jacobs Vaughan J. H. Kellogg Battle Creek

Local liveryman struck by freight train at church street

Hastings report says D C Watters was severely injured when his buggy was hit by a freight train crossing the Michigan Central tracks at Church street. Grand Rapids notes Deputy Commissioner Mickel warns arrest for unlicensed milk dealers operating near Grand Rapids.

Hastings D. C Watters Michigan Central Church Street Grand Rapids W. J. Mickel

Both Adepts in Deceit Signals and Separation

The captain, newly married, is ordered to camp near his residence. His wife and he signal with handkerchiefs to cope with the separation. A passerby questions the practice, and the captain explains it as signal-code training for his men.

Jane

Cuticura Samples Offered By Mail For Scalp Care

An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment to cleanse and purify the scalp, soothe irritated skin, and combat dandruff and itching. Sample requests are offered by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY, Boston, noting availability wherever sold.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston

Onions in Seed Head Stalks Delight Sketching Club

A party of young men and women in a sketching club motored along a country road. They observe graceful stalks bearing pale green globes shading to gray and purple. A gardener explains they are onions gone to seed, inspiring enchantment and curiosity.

New York Times

Aunt and student spar with professor over sociology

In a witty exchange, Miss Knowles pleads ignorance while Aunt Bana argues with Professor Bilks about sociology, the professor insisting she underestimates his intellect. The banter highlights clever wordplay and social dynamics in a campus setting.

St. Niece Professor Bilks Miss Knowles

Would You Go to War If Your Country Called You

A dialogue queries Mr Jobbles on military service. He evasively weighs obligation versus choice, saying he might enlist if urged strongly enough but could refuse if the initial call seemed merely inviting. The exchange reflects attitudes toward conscription and personal duty.

Mr. Jobbles

Superhuman Feat in Louisville Courier Journal

A quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal features a summer girl seeking balance between sun kissed beach looks and alabaster ballroom elegance. The dialogue hints at fashion beauty challenges in contrasting daytime and evening appearances.

Louisville Courier Journal

Appropriately Named and the Tol Gates on Success

A Buffalo Express snippet muses on names and fate with a wry joke about why a baby is named Bill for a birth date. It asserts a paradox of love and ambition, warning readers success comes with tough limits and unavoidable thresholds.

Bill The Buffalo Express

Mighty Power of Love Universalist Leader Quote

The Universalist Leader laments love’s absence in world affairs. The essay praises love as a divine force that could unite felons and outcasts, transforming statesmanship and warfare, arguing commerce and calculation perish but love endures and will ultimately triumph.

Emerson Christendom

Perfectly at Home Boarders Sit At Farmer Corntesses Table

The passage notes summer boarders making themselves at home by seating and eating with ease as if related, with humor about crumbs of comfort and the idea that a person must have enough to form a square meal. It further claims it’s harder to be a live wire than to get close to one.

Corntesses

When a Woman Lowers Herself To Look Up To A Man

A concise proverb notes that a woman's act of lowering herself is likely meant to elevate her view toward a man, reflecting social dynamics and judgment about gender roles. The saying suggests reciprocal admiration or deference in relationships.

Marriage for money and a lazy man’s steam train

A quoted exchange suggests marriage as a failure when entered for money. The speaker warns a man who relies on others to push progress, likening it to a train idle without its own steam. The tone hints at prudence over hollow motives.

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