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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
7
Rates for display advertising and notices listed for The Sentinel Clare Michigan. Rates include 1.50 per year to Michigan, 62.00 to other U S points, 2.00 to Canada. single copies 5c. Friday issue. Filing of probate notices and job printing services noted with rate details.
The article condemns the Third Deficiency Appropriation Bill adding 100 million dollars, the flood control pork barrel, and a total session appropriation of 10.35 billion. It compares current outlays to wartime and earlier eras, noting Roosevelt's administration has raised the debt by over 26 billion in three years and criticizes the tax bill for high rates.
The piece criticizes a tax bill as wasteful and regressive, arguing it harms the poor more than the rich. It cites President Roosevelt’s Pittsburgh speech and warns of long term debt and a drop in living standards, urging voters to reject the administration’s fiscal policies at the ballot box.
Lesson in Acts 20 35 emphasizes Christ like service and self denial as a worker for Jesus. The teacher highlights Paul as a model who balanced trade life and ministry while demonstrating zeal integrity and diligence.
Vernon Hill residents share updates on travel and visits. Donald Young leaves for Crystal for a short vacation while Mrs. Young visits her parents in Oil City. Numerous relatives and friends attend gatherings, drives, and social events across Loomis Vernon Hill Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns.
A reflective excerpt contrasts health with sickness, stating health fulfills its own ends and spreads well being to neighboring communities, while illness drains resources and limits service to others. The quotation attributes the idea to Simerson.
A reflective note urges restraint and perspective as readers confront the world in Sunday attire, emphasizing simplicity and inward discipline over material wealth and exchange. The piece frames this mindset as timely guidance for daily life and social perception.
The article notes billiards as an ancient game played before the Christian era, highlighting its long lineage from early civilizations to later centuries.
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