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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
4
Practical advice on stain removal using salt and vinegar for teacups and onions, a wooden potato masher for creaming butter and sugar, white of egg to seal burns, and using vinegar in hot pans to reduce odors. Also tips on keeping plants fresh, storing cheese with melted paraffin, and using a whisk to shake clothes for even sprinkling.
Ann Arbor and nearby towns report visits by residents to relatives in Clare and Saginaw, trips to Detroit and Jackson, and illness and recoveries. The piece notes social events at the M. H. church banquet and a Parent Teacher meeting with an Oriental program, plus school examinations and upcoming meetings in February.
Martha Higgins widow of Frank Higgins died Tuesday night at her son's home. She had been an invalid for seven years and was reported as well as usual until the last day. The funeral was held at Maple Grove school house with burial in Surrey Cemetery.
We express our thanks and appreciation to friends for acts of kindness during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude to the Singers and to Rey Whitnay for comforting words. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins, and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lucas.
Martha Bascom born in Tremble county Ohio on August 6 1846 died January 15 1924 at 77 after seven years of paralysis. Funeral held January 19 at Maple Grove school house with Rev. Whitney officiating and Surrey cemetery interment. Survived by eight sons and two daughters including Harry Frank Charlie R Lucas and others. Husband died in 1912 at Park Lake Michigan.
Two hundred sixty field agents and superintendents from Michigan Ohio and Indiana attended the first annual sugar beet field workers institute at Michigan State Agricultural College in East Lansing. Lectures covered soil testing crop rotation disease control and profitable nutrition with emphasis on beet tops as feed and soil enrichment. Experts urged substantial phosphorus and potash fertilization and noted lime from factories can improve acid soils.
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