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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
7
A Michigan lawmaker argues against Townsend’s old age revolving pension plan, warning a national sales tax would crush the poor and middle class. He estimates Michigan’s share could reach 960 million, detailing impacts on Detroit Bay City and the nation’s workers.
The text discusses state and federal old age payments for Michigan residents over 70. It notes a state maximum of 3000 per month and a federal match of 15, totaling 4500 per month. The writer urges liberalization of the law to provide more when conditions warrant for elderly security and comfort.
Margie and Bob manipulate a Crandall column to spark nationwide interest in half a million geraniums. A Ripley Brothers buyer calls for bloom ready on a later specified date, revealing their plan to decorate the store with window boxes and evergreen shrubs, signaling a fresh start for New Year.
Lesson review outlines the exile and restoration of Israel, with focus on Isaiah Jeremiah Ezekiel Daniel Nehemiah Ezra and Malachi. It covers prophecy, judgment, chastisement, and the rebuilding of Jerusalem, ending with a shift to Luke in the new year.
A compact reflection credits Emerson for pairing the city’s geometry with the vastness of love and moral breadth. It frames perception as both morning and night, linking sensory insight to spiritual geography.
A fragment reflects on work as a burden akin to oxen’s toil and the voice of a higher power. The text juxtaposes duty with spiritual yearning, noting labor’s roughness yet arguing for meaning beyond mere sweat.
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