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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1924
Page
3
Dr Frank J Monaghan New York city commissioner of public health warns readers in subway cars to avoid reading while in motion. He notes eye strain from lurching trains and poor lighting can blur vision and lower vitality, suggesting better habits could raise health standards and perhaps add years to life.
Vancouver fishermen warn Pacific seals threaten the Fraser River salmon fleet. Seals destroy up to a third of the spring run, defeating nets with racing play and grabbing fish at the net. They kill for sport after feeding, tossing 80 pound salmon from the water, alarming local harvests and revenue.
A Wakefield reader learns that when kidneys are weak the urine reveals imbalance. Infrequent or frequent urination marks disorders. Dean's Pills are marketed as a remedy for disordered kidneys.
Peter Rasmussen of Ironwood Michigan recounts a sudden back pain and kidney troubles after work. He says Dean's Pills relieved his condition quickly, costing 60 cents a box at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures the product in Buffalo New York.
Public notice lists first publication on September 6, 1924 and final publication on October 11, 1924. The document records a formal legal notice cycle with two dates marking the publication window and no additional context or parties identified.
Writ of execution issued August 18 1924 authorizes sale of John Michaels interest in the south half of Lot 2 Wakefield village Gogebie County at public vendue. Sale at front door of Gogebie Circuit Court in Bessemer on October 25 1924 at 10:00 am. Sheriff Thomas Jeffery. Jones and Patek, attorneys for Universal Auto Company.
A health advisory promotes drinking plenty of water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush clogged kidneys, stimulate function, and ease bladder and urinary irritation. The preparation blends grape and lemon acids with lithia and is said to neutralize system acids, with regular physician checks recommended.
Nervous shoppers are offered a single bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve symptoms. The note promises pre war pricing at $1.00 per bottle, a deal advertised through druggists.
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