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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
2
The article enumerates China's major exports including animals beans bristles chinaware earthenware sugar tea tobacco wool hemp hides mats and matting medicinal herbs paper silk vegetables straw braid oil fish and fishing products fireworks and more.
Ma Pwahee, daughter of a Rangoon official, becomes the first Burmese woman lawyer. She is the only Burmese woman to adopt law as a profession, signaling a stride toward women’s rights. Listen to Hear the King radio at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
A steep winding road to the Puy de Dome observatory near Cleremont Ferrand has been opened with widened spots to shelter disabled cars. The three mile route climbs 5 000 feet to the summit where regular buses operate and other vehicles pay a toll.
The bureau of standards explains a basic process to remove dirt from mercury. Shake the mercury vigorously with pine sugar, then filter the metal through a pinhole in a paper cone. Repeat if needed. An alternative uses squeezing through several layers of cloth.
Market listing shows lard sold at a per pound rate. Includes no further details.
George is awakened by three little men who grant him extraordinary additions. They give him extra arms, legs, ears, eyes, mouths, a brain, and time to sleep, promising he will be more capable and generous to himself as he explores a world of abundance and delights.
A boy named Sonny, who wandered from the yard, was found hours later peering into a shop window far from home. His mother feared for him, but Sonny insisted he knew exactly where he was.
CORRESPONDENCE reports visitors from Bay City at the Bellinger home and gatherings with the Ralph Brown family. The county road commission set snow fences along M-20 to prevent future drifts. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Francis Nash formerly Ethel Campbell of North Hamilton. Neva Price injured her knee while coasting near Allen School.
Lois Luella arrives at the Coopers home in Detroit on January Sth. Mrs. Fred Clark returns from Detroit caring for her sister Mrs. O A Cooper. Carrie Carey visits Toledo with her son Aca Carey and wife. Donald Malcomson and wife visit Beaverton relatives. Mollie Mills to host Thimble club February 7. Five Hundred club hosted by Mrs. Barns. Eva Cooper hosts a six o clock dinner for young people. Sixteen men cut and delivered twenty cords of wood for Mrs. B. Hutchinsons visit Swantz inbury on Saturday. Fred Double sprains his ankle while cutting wood. Thimble club meets January 12 with Mrs. Lester Dillenbeck. Pansy Stanfield elected president. Continuous committee and officers reelected.
The phrase linked to Mary Magdalene in biblical tradition refers to breaking an alabaster box to anoint Christ's feet. The note mentions Jackson's Market at 15 cents per pound as part of the local reference.
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