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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
4
The Regt Moabite Stone, a black tasable block found at Di ban by Rev. F. A. Kiley, measures 88 by 12 feet and contains 84 lines in Phoenician. It chronicles Mesha king of Moab’s descent from Israel’s Ahab. At least two replicas exist in axis.
A reader from Bridgeton New Jersey reports his wife suffered constant coughing and sleepless nights until using Foley's Honey and Tar. He also says it helped him. The product is sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick in Clare and William Burston in Farwell.
A Persian ambassador, unfamiliar with Western customs, sat guests on a canopied bed and slept on a mat beside it in a hotel suite, illustrating the clash of East and West manners.
In trouble from poison oak sumach or ivy use Dr Dunlop's Poison Oak Sumach and Poison Ivy Salve. It cools soothes and heals and promises fast relief from Clare Michigan.
Correspondence notes a Clare caller o last week Thursday. Basil Baker and H. Kearns of Detroit spend a few days here. Mrs Ray Phillips and her son Dandid of Saginaw visited, returning home Saturday. Geo Nix of Gibson Canning plant guest of Tom Nichols two weeks. M O Crowner of St Johns spent Sunday at Rum Rite Inn. Ladies of Lake George and Windover plan ice cream and cake event at Lake George town hall with a fish pond and bazaar Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs John Flood spent Sunday with George Gibbs and family. Louis Baker of Two Rivers visited his sister and father, Mr and Mrs Chas Baker and daughter Jane. Frees was at Mt Pleasant on business. George Ripenburg and his son from Clare visited P Ripenburg. A Heuschele hosts barn parties. Dora’s brother and mother from St Louis visit. Mrs Jos Cour and Mrs Herrick of Clare visited. Mrs George Gibs visited last week. Frank Baker of Winn spent Sunday with family. Fall-like threshing whistle signals season change.
ARTHUR CENTER residents report church attendance, visits from relatives in Lima Ohio Flint Michigan and Lansing with plans to move. Nearby outings include Secord huckleberries, threshing machine activity and berry picking as Stella Brackart helps Ralph Shull while John Myers and wife transport Mrs Horn and prepare a trip to the Upper Peninsula.
Last week neighbors gathered at Mrs John Rhodes home for a birthday, and several visits followed with families. The community mourns Asher Teal death while others reminisce and visit relatives in Syracuse Sag inaw Clare and Dover with local perspectives and updates.
Mrs A Paust of Knoxville Mass. credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing kidney and bladder troubles and stopping her nighttime habit. Advertisement notes pills sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wit Bufaton Farwell Adv 4015.
Pirot physician recalls losing the world’s wealthiest patient, with a second doctor noting the patient did not die on him. The first doctor回答 states he married the patient’s partner.
A short exchange shows a suitor promising plenty after marriage while the woman questions him. A mother asks about a dental visit, and Elsie recalls the dentist saying Ouch before the pain.
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