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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
5
Dexter’s love for the circus dominates his year, with vivid talk of billboards and grand acts. He paints images of elephants, trapeze, clowns, and riders, making the circus come alive for everyone who hears him.
Poem notes many types of girls and asks where the cooks among them can be found, reflecting light verse humor on talents and roles for women.
A boy named Jimmy learns table manners as he repeatedly says excuse me. His mother or father respond politely with Very well, but one day they are busy and miss his interruptions, prompting his sharp remark about the phrase spoken here.
A reflective fragment notes leisure under trees on summer days and listening to water murmur while watching clouds drift. It evokes Lord Avebury and a quiet, contemplative mood about time wasted or well spent in nature.
A collection of simple recipes includes calf s heart fried in butter, Spanish Eggs with tomato and eggs, iced grain cereal for hot nights, Cherry Bread Pudding with fruit, and Grape Sandwiches. Also notes homemaking tips and a local column reporting illnesses, visits, and home improvements from Greenwood Northwest.
Lincoln Hammersley and Jesse Hammersley with Mrs Len Hammersley traveled to Prudenville and Harrison for family care. Mrs Dobson of Houghton Lake visited to help Len Hammersley who is reported not better. Many neighbors, including John A. Bitler and wife, John Briggs, Joe Ladd, Alfred Ehle, Walter Mathews, Earl Townsend, Alf Peters, Grover Lytle, and Kenneth Sylver, spent time between Gladwin and nearby towns.
News from MANN Siding notes visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown to William Kube and gatherings as Mrs Mitchell led fourteen pupils on a hike to Golden Glow ranch. Local families, dances, and visits populate the week with illnesses, a new baby, and a planned reunion as Otto Burton works near Loomis.
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