Not Apt Description of Birds Appetite
A remark on how the expression bird's appetite misleads, noting many birds eat several times their own weight daily, illustrating the inaccuracy of the phrase.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
5
Mind Impressions and Persistence Time in Film
The text explains persistence time as one-sixteenth of a second in cinema. It notes that presenting pictures at sixteen frames per second creates a continuous motion effect.
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Frand Woods Area
Correspondence lists visits and events around Frand Woods with mentions of Mr and Mrs Fred Haines driving a Whippet. Several families visited Frand Woods and Frand Woods residents hosted gatherings. The Woman's Missionary society schedules a meeting for September 8 at B L Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Haines
Chas
Cilax
Mary Wood
Frand Woods
Geo. Baker
I. IM
Loyal Haddix
Otto Haddix
Vena Wizht
Ray Brubaker
Richard
Houghton Lake
Earl Vanatter
Belle Walker
Tron Mountain
W. Walker
N. Densmore
Alfred
Glare
Frank Woods
Herb Wood
Ray Austin
Davison
Chas. Bryan
Woman’s Missionary Society
B. L. Walters
Local family notes and county fair plans in Owosso area
Northwest Greenwood Cecil and Howard Mead travel to Owosso for a week vacation and to visit their mother Mrs. A Monroe and attend the Shiawassee county fair. Mrs. Gilland of Detroit visits daughter Mrs. Herbert Shimmel. Russell Chaffee drives a Ford farm tractor with grandparents. Ira Shimmel returns to Detroit after visiting his parents. Matt Webber and wife host Ohio visitors. Mrs. Webber's brother Jake Myers plans a sale and move to Ohio. H Shimmel Abe VanBuskirk and Matt Webber return from Messick berry picking trip. Alvah Davis to Flint Sunday. Mrs. Gilland visits Clara DeBarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil and
Howard Mead
Owosso
Fr. A. Monroe
Gilland
Detroit
Herbert Shimmel
Russell Chaffee
Clare
Ford Farm
P. P. Chaffee
Ira Shimmel
P. Shimmel
Matt. Webber
Ohio
Webber
Jake Myers
Geo
H. Shimmel
Abe VanBuskirk
Matt Webber
Messick
Alvah Davis
Flint
Clara DeBarr
Elm Grove Church News and Social Notes
Community notices from Elm Grove report visits by the Koch and Gardner families, attendance at church and Sunday School, and well wishes to Rev. Bacon who preached a farewell at Dover. Local illnesses include George Langworthy and Mrs Pendell, plus social visits at Badgley Williams Cochran Slater and Penrose households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Koch
Ben Gardner
Dover
Bacon
George Langworthy
Him Grove
L. E. Slater
Rob. Blake
Lee Badgley
Paul Slater
G. Williams
Arthur Dull
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Southwest Greenwood
Fred Welch and family hosted a weekend gathering with guests from St. Louis and Saginak including Elizabeth Comstock Ira Comstock Frank Comstock and Ick Johnson. Milford Campbell visited. Detroit travelers Mr and Mrs Timbinger returned home. Marie Kleiner returned from Detroit. Sunday School invites attendance at 10 30 each Sunday with a lighthearted call for travel by foot. Tony Haynak is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Welch
Elizabeth Comstock
St. Louis
Ira Comstock
Frank Comstock
Ick Johnson
Wd. Steveson
St. Comstock
Saginak
Milford Campbell
Timbinger
Detroit
John Bringold
Dilenbeck
Marie Kleiner
Wright
Tony Haynak
Herman Stuermer
Gladwin
Myers Corners Visit Highlights Local Families
Mrs John Shearer spent days visiting with Mr and Mrs L A Kiggens and called on the Myers brothers and their wives. Hart and Ralph Funke helped FF Myers and L A Kiggens thrash. W H Kennedy wife and children of Lansing visited Mrs K's parents. Kennedy left for bath Sunday and the family stayed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shearer
L. A. Kiggens
Myers Brothers
Hart
Ralph Funke
FF. M. Myers
Thrash
W. H. Kennedy
Lansing
Local social rounds include visits among Myers family and friends
Mrs Wee Myerg visited Tuesday with her son Ralph and wife M Winters of Detroit spent a few days with his wife at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Ger Der Marion Blink Bertha McMillen and Marguerete Hutchins of Lansing and Mr and Mrs A Hutchinson and children spent Sunday at F M Myers Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and two children also Mr Moore s mother and father spent Sunday afternoon and evening with A Kiggens and wife. Mr and Mrs Frank Shearer and children ate supper Saturday with Mr and Mrs L A Kiggens. Sister Dysinger spent a few days with Beatrice Myers then returned home Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Myers of Mt Pleasant visited Thursday to Saturday with Mrs F M Myers and family. Herbert and Chester Myers left Sunday for Ohio to visit relatives and attend the Myers reunion at North Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee “Myerg
Ralph
M. Winters
Detroit
Chas
Ger‘Der
Marion
Blink
Bertha
McMillen
Marguerete Hutchins
Lansing
A. Hutchinson
F. M. Myers
Paul Moore
Herbert
Chester Myers
Ohio
Myers
North Fairfield
Joe Clark
Geo. Winsley
Adrian
Harl Pratt
W. M. Clark
Vera Clark
Harry Alshe
Shepherd
Herb Woodruff
Near Winn
Crooked Lake
John Lanner
Kellogg
Idaho
Calvin Tryon
Lake
Sunshine Club
Mrs. Hunt
Community Notes From Quarterline Area
The column reports social visits and events around Quarterline including couples and families visiting relatives near Farwell Sears and Shepherd. A Sunshine Club gathering at the Hunt home drew about forty two, with a postponement rescheduled for August 19 as company delayed. A neighborhood picnic is planned for September 2 at Ray Clark’s Sand Beach grove on Hight Point Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Richter
Buckley's
Winchel’s
Farwell
Ray Clark
Harley Bently
Sears
Sunshine Club
Gilbert Hunt
L. D. Clark
Shepherd
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Road Talk
Last week Mrs. C Durfee consulted a Mt Rose specialist while Austin Perverse and his mother dined with her Sunday. Several neighbors and visitors stopped by the Golden Glow and Clare, with talk of crops and road improvements. A county seat trip, a fine team purchase, and plans to pave roads dominate the community chatter as farmers seek better travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Arthur Durfee
Will Cole
Golden Glow
Mr. Green
Lewet Monath March Referred As Lengthening Days
The Saxon name for March was lewet monath meaning lengthening month as days grow longer. The term reflects an ancient focus on the creeping light and seasonal change of early spring.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McEwan Street
Department of of Public Instruction
State of
Michigan
Board OF Commerce
Saginaw, Mich
Tatman’s
Borden
Heinz Bottle
J. F. Tatman
Clare County
East County
Northwest
Greenwood
Elm Grove
Southwest
Quarterline
Park Lake
Osceola, Co
Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company
Hastings, Mich
L. W. Sunday, Pres
L. B. Spencer
Ypsilanti
Jerome Harmon
Ludington
W. P. Green
Hillsdale
Fred Knoper
Hudsonville
L. W. Sunday
Hastings
Guy E, Crook
Clare O Thorpe
Kalamazoo
EH. A. Parker
Orr G. Stanley
Indian River
Guy H Crook
M. H. Cota
Bix Rapids
BE. A. Parker
Secy
John G. Schmidt
Bay City
Harrison Dodds
Weat Branch
W. H. Launstein
Eee
Jersey
Durham
Greg Durham
Morris
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