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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
4
The Sentinel reports on unsold butter being renovated and sold at loss, and introduces a 1870 oleomargarine substitute. A planned public demonstration at Mrs Mussell's Drug Store will compare butter cod liver oil and oleo using two rat cages to measure effects on weight.
A Paris architect proposes a kilometer high tower for the Seine banks to dominate the Decorative Arts World show of 1937. The design envisions a largely utilitarian structure with dramatic engineering spectacle and a model on display at a modernistic art salon.
In Michigan reports, a John Dansforth at a C. N. Ray poultry farm displays an egg embossed with a small i. An Ann Arbor chemical storeroom fire breaks out on the UM chemistry building third floor, traced to unknown origin. West Branch conservation officer Brannon reports killing 14 wildcats this winter in the district. Several other city briefs cover a baby-on-the-porch doll, mail theft near Detroit, lacquer drum explosions in Grand Rapids, tax revenue figures in Lansing, bond refunds in Monroe and Saginaw, and gifts from Prof. Hobbs to Michigan.
Congressman Roy O Woodruff denounces postwar lending to defaulting nations and criticizes foreign aid and bond programs. He argues US policy drained capital, hurt American workers, and empowered foreign interests, calling for stricter measures and restraint. The piece blends political critique with local notes and community notices.
Readers are invited to join the weekly Sunday School lessons prepared by Dr. P. B. Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The piece urges participation and invites readers to tell friends about the class.
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