Waterless Cleaner Selling Agents Wanted
eR BeeN seeks agents in this county to sell the best Waterless Cleaner on the market. A general household article with good profits. Appointment address and R. Chemical Co. Oxford Michigan.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
8
eR BeeN seeks agents in this county to sell the best Waterless Cleaner on the market. A general household article with good profits. Appointment address and R. Chemical Co. Oxford Michigan.
The Amazon is described as the deepest river in the world with a mouth depth of 1,200 feet and 620 feet depth at a thousand miles in. The Saguenay is listed as the next deepest at 500 to 600 feet.
Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock, inviting members to attend services and study sessions.
Westendorf pastor leads St John’s Evangelical Lutheran with German services at 9 45 a m and English services at 10 45 a m confirming a bilingual worship schedule and pastor involvement.
Pastor Rev. tf. B. Johnson led Congregational Church to suspend services until September first. Sunday School remains at 11 15 a m with HB. R. Emmer as Superintendent.
The church holds services every Sunday at the I O F F hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and a community service at 11 30. A cordial welcome awaits all attendees.
St. Cecelia's with Pastor Rev. Stanley Morrison lists 8:00 services on July 28 and August 4 18 25 and September 8 10:00 on August 4 and 18 and September 1. Harrison parish holds 11:00 services on July 28 August 11 15 25 July.
Rev. A P MacDonald leads morning worship at ten with Bible school after. Miss Laura Thompson superintendent reports strong interest. An evening service at 7 30 and a church picnic are planned for an early date.
Laura M. McCrea is pastor at the church where all are welcome. Sunday school at 10 04 preaching at 11 00, Thursday prayer meeting at 3 00, Young People at 6 30, and Sunday evening at 7 36.
W. W. Hurd, pastor, schedules sermons at Herrick Church on August 4 and August 11. Titles include The Great Clairvoyant and Dogs and Lions. An evening service begins with Christ Came to Detroit and The Actual Fundamentals. Missionary Sunday noted for next week in Sunday School.
The Farm Journal quips about materials and origins noting rice paper is not from rice catgut comes from sheep Irish stew as an American invention and most linen collars are cotton lines.
The document notes the Pilgrims mostly under twenty five years old with Brewster and his wife and Carver and his wife being exceptions. William Bradford the governor is thirty three and Edward Winslow is twenty five. Miles Standish is thirty six and John Alden is twenty one. Gilbert Winslow is twenty one John Howland twenty seven and Samuel Fuller nineteen.
Writ of fieri facias in Clare County Michigan allows Doris Loveless to levy on Ernest Loveless property. Land described as 15 acres in Grant Township 30 by 80 rods sells to the highest bidder at the Clare County Courthouse Harrison on September 14, 1929 at 1:00 PM. Sheriff Hammond Woods and attorney T Carl Holbrook oversee proceedings.
Commissioner William F. Russell announced warrants will be issued for motorists who ignore school patrol signals. Patrols, supported by the police and the Chicago Motor Club, numbers exceed 10 000 across the city. Each of 40 districts will inspect at least two patrols daily and issue warnings for first offenses. Second offenses result in reckless driving charges and arrest.
The article explains a method using a special bolt with a nut and washer to insert a bushing without dismantling parts. A square shoulder on the bolt prevents edge damage and a fine thread improves pull. It notes the bushing expands the hole slightly and warns against overly tight fits. Popular Science Monthly.
A quiz column answering common car care questions. It advises against stopping sharply on broken glass, notes greasing should wait until the differential and transmission are warmed, and lists engine power loss causes such as valve sticks and worn spark plugs.
Twenty five states have no laws on tree and shrub planting along highways. The world highway mileage totals 6,500,000 with 8,000,000 of that total in this country. New York leads in good roads mileage with 1,000 miles of snard surfaced roadways. A medical expert says walking a half mile daily is beneficial. The lack of parking space forces one to do this very thing.
The piece traces Montague Glass born in Manchester in 1877 who moved to the United States in 1890 and became known for Potash and Perlmutter. It notes his plays, books, and marriage in the south of France. A dialogue excerpt features Abe Potash and Morrisus Perlmutter joking about love age norms and wealth in 1920s society.
A playful dialogue unfolds about flirting outdoors and parlor games. He teases with a crude remark while she counters by declaring her flirtations are all done outside. The exchange hints at social interaction and setting.
A fragmentary item shows Powind seeking the location of her husband with a hopeful line about his condition. Madan states the husband is currently in a coma and expresses a wish for his recovery.
A regularly supervised camel race in Tunis, Africa on March 4, 1926 saw one of four camels complete a 3 1 8 mile course in 12 minutes, averaging about 4 minutes 40 seconds per mile.
The Erie Canal spans 340 miles with a length of 103 miles? Wait. The canal proper is 4s wide 150 feet and 12 feet deep. Total construction cost including terminals is about 175 000 000.
A note on preferred terms for dental prosthetics suggests avoiding outdated phrases like false teeth and embracing terms such as dentures or plates. It discusses stylistic options for polite conversation and publication language in a historical context.
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