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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1925

Page

6

Verity and Renshaw confront a curious household intrigue

Excerpt opens with Campbell uneasy at hiring Renshaw as secretary and Verity weighing ominous possibilities. Renshaw moves into a spacious, softly lit chamber after a formal welcome, while Verity suspects hidden motives behind the arrangement and notes the secretary’s uncanny presence.

Secretive Guest Changes Life in Tawnaver House

Renshaw settles into Tawnaver as a guest who plans to stay. He navigates Jenks the servant and the grand household, weighing his lingering doubts about the granddaughter and his own role. The isolation sharpens social tensions as he begins dinner with Campbell and family.

Verity Renshaw Jenks Campbell Stanley Nerity Nol Verly Tawnaver Miss Campbell James Yerky David Campbell Kitty Mr. Renshaw Mrs. Pardee

Intimate gathering hints amid reflections and ads

A fragment notes a quiet social moment beside Mrs Pardee with Verity Campbell nearby, then shifts to health advertising praising Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for its safe ingredients. It also recalls early American shirt manufacturing in New York and Troy, noting the Jordan brothers as the first record holders and the rise of stock shirt production from 1832 to 1845.

David and Isaac N. Jordan New York City Troy

Optometry as a valued public service in progress

Chas J Grill and Grill White discuss the economic value of optometry. They argue that if eye tests and affordable glasses improve a worker’s or citizen’s value to employers and society, optometry becomes a major factor in national progress. To be continued next Friday.

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Foley’s RE. A. Anderson Adv King Jackson Grand Rapids Saginaw Storma Consumer Power Company A. Welelman Chas. J. Grill
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