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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
7
A fall sweater model offers plain tailored hues, long sleeves, and warm fabric. The boyish and smart turtle neck design suits golf and sports, while fitting schoolgirl needs with practical warmth and versatile wear.
Report describes a Hindu belief that truthfulness can be tested by declaring a statement while a finger is dipped in the sacred Ganges water. The ritual presumes that no Hindu would lie under the vow created by the water ritual.
A vintage kitchen extract detailing Chicken a la King with mushrooms green pepper and broth sauce, plus a recipe for timbale cases and a tapioca delight. It also notes jam marmalades jellies and fruit fillings for sweet sandwiches and suggested fruit and nut pairings.
A new shower bath salt invention allows water to spray from a helmet covering a fireman completely. The device aims to enhance protection and efficiency for firefighters at coal quarters.
A medical scientist warns that infectious disease outbreaks can originate in trees and shrubs and be carried to nearby areas by the insects living on them, signaling a potential environmental health risk.
A tongue in cheek remark notes that 80,000,000 pounds of twine are used in Canada for the grain harvest yet even that amount would fail to bind some men’s fingers to remind them to post a letter.
Government surveys reveal limited knowledge of ice wagons and ice boxes abroad with some ice sold by fishmongers in England. The note suggests potential sale of equipment overseas amid sparse adoption.
An artist recalling a Christmas visit to a Southern town reflects on scenes of market bargaining a revival meeting and a train wreck near Redfield. He notes two halos one over the Christ image and another over an old man whose quiet service to mankind lingered in memory.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Unten poem fragment celebrates Christ’s birth with ringing bells and joyous words. It invites all to welcome the Christ Child and fill hills and valleys with cheer.
A fragmented poem by Susan Coorldma evokes Christmas time with bells garlands and twinkling tapers. It hints at feasting and playful frolic then returning to routine after the holiday.
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