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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
3
A testimonial from a patient who found relief after trying chiropractic care after many failed health methods. The speaker credits chiropractic adjustments with turning illness into wellness and recommends the treatment to others despite initial skepticism. The message highlights widespread endorsements from men and women nationwide.
A four year old girl, Dena Snyder, daughter of Rev F Snyder, died Monday afternoon from pneumonia. The community offers condolences to the grieving parents. Rev Frank Bates hosts grippe. School attendance down due to drifting roads. Owen Spink slipped last week, suffering a three stitch nose wound. The Hagle Aid Society meeting is postponed to February 21 at Mrs HE Kleiner's home.
Last week in Dover the community endures a fierce storm with 15 foot snowbanks near the store. Health updates note Josh Miser growing stronger while Grandpa Finton and Mrs. James Miser face illness. Local fishing contests see Vern Lower top the catches with a 13 and a half pound fish, Floyd Weaver 12 and a quarter pounds, Pat Alien 10 and a half, Ray Smith 9 and a half, plus several others. Vern Lower also sells seven Coleman lamps to the Hagle church, and A L Rule and wife tour Mt. Pleasant showing Powder River.
The column lists residents at Lans ing and nearby areas reporting illness recoveries and social visits. It notes mail delays due to blizzards, snowfall impacting travel, and locals helping each other. Names include Glenn Blystone Purdy Guest Teal Haines Miller Ira Miller Langworth Guest Calvin Guest Rulapaugh Comer Blyston Dorner Turner Carncross Blystons. The piece blends updates on health, travel, and neighborhood activity.
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