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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

4

Marconi and the rise of wireless telegraphy

A historical survey traces Guglielmo Marconi born in Bologna on April 25 1874 and his 1896 patent for practical wireless telegraphy. It notes early experiments in England and Ireland, Transatlantic links, naval and lighthouse stations, and global recognition. It also reports a rapid growth in radio sets across several states and cities, with farmer use, market reports, and amateur receivers expanding in the early 20th century.

Senatore Guguelmonk Senatore Guglielmo Marconi Bologna Italy England Westbourne Park Arcopi W. H. Preece Bristol Channel Lavernock Brean Shore Spesia Kingston Associated Press Central West Kentucky Texas WG. Corcoran Washington, D. c South Foreland Institution of Electrical Engineers London Poldhu Cornwall St. Johns Newfoundland Gateamship Philadelphia Cape E Breton Nova Scotia Engiana London Times Lucania Clifden Ireland Glace Bay Russia Xford Glasgow Aberdeen A. L. Benson St. Louis American Radio Relay League Town Missouri Nebraska Kansas Dallas K. W Cleveland Ohio Cincinnati Indiana Indianapolis Wisconsin Malcomb P. Hanson University of Wisconsin Milwaukee North Dakota North Dakota Agricultural College Neb

Stetc Hes 08 2 9943 BM A D Daily Exd A

The readable fragments describe an item with a cryptic date code and reference to a daily exchange. No clear人物 or organization names are identifiable.

Stetches Ad Daily

Local social notes and visits across Gilmore area

Readers record a flurry of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Wiil-Griosin and Mr. Frye host guests from Jackson and Shepherd while Mrs. Winchell and children call on relatives in EBwart. Dinners with twenty relatives at the Stanley home include Frisbie, Moore, Pierce and others from Forest Hill, Shepherd, and Mra. Pierce’s circle. Dr. Smith Swift to lead morning service. Frye reunion hosts kin from Gruber and Thompson. Alvin Fair returns from far north country, noting health benefits. Mrs. Wait plans year abroad with son Berne in London.

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Funeral Sermon Reflects on Life and Eternity in Alma

The sermon at the My E. church in Alma centered on life, death, and continuity of existence. The Rev Gaston urged living worthily and using energy for eternity, citing instincts in all beings and Jesus Christ as a pattern for living.

Mra Ey Ypard Ward End Dobu Brenffer Aloes Mrec The Peesbyeran Alma Jesus Christ Herantter

Charles H. Clark Dies at Farwell Home July 4

Charles H. Clark died on Tuesday July 4 at eleven o clock at the William Hayward home where he had lived since January. He was born in 1847 in Lenanes county Michigan and served in the Grand Army of the Republic. He married Ellen Shook and had three children Maude Eatelle and Ellen.

Charles Clark Wm. Hayward Aince Lenanes County Michigan Grand Army of theRepublic Ellen Shook Maude Eatelle Ellen Clark Farwell Seesaie Park Three Rivers Maple Grove Jemima Stauffer Howe Ae Hima

Chinese Dinner Celebrates Two Local Anniversaries

Seven families gathered to celebrate Mr. Rena Weeks birthday and the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J L Littlefield. A Chinese dinner was served followed by an American good time and pleasant visit. May they have many more such days.

Famillies Rena Weeks J. L. Littlefield

Home Town Papers for Hospital Vets

Indianapolis plans to provide each of more than 30 000 World War I veterans in government and private hospitals with a home town newspaper. The American Legion aims to publish free copies to brighten their lives and keep them informed, coordinating with editors in towns with veterans.

Indianapolis Ind United States American Legion Battle Creek Ex Service Men Legion

Protest Over Dempsey Film Shows In Detroit

Frank Wentland Post No 253 Detroit Michigan protests the Dempsey Carpentier film sponsorship by Barker and Beaudry Posts. They object to supporting Jack Dempsey citing alleged World War I avoidance of service.

Department Frank Wentland Royal Ork Michigan Dempsey-Carpentier Detroit Barker

Blueberry Wealth in Maine County Spotlight

Money in blueberries drives Washington county Maine as farms near Porcupine Mountain provide large acre holdings. Maine blueberry lands profit about 100 dollars per acre with minimal cultivation and fertilizer needs, supporting several canning factories in the area.

Maine Washington County Porcupine Mountain Machiasine

Machine Worth Having Says Herald On Typewriters

The Syracuse Herald notes typewriters are imperfect until they write unaided. A Kipling quip is cited about starting a line and walking away to let a poem appear upon return. The column reflects on automation and creative writing with a playful tone.

Syracuse Herald Kipling Boston Trenecript

Cow on Train at Williamsport Crossing

Motorists in Williamsport Pennsylvania waited for a passing train and discovered a middle aged cow perched on the locomotive cowcatcher. The train stopped when signaled and the cow was removed unharmed with no clue how she came to the perch.

Williamsport

Queen Kant Krack at Clare Hardware and Implement Co

A fragment notes a product called Queen Kant Krack fruit cane onesie offered at Clare Hardware and Implement Co. The item description says a child can open and close them.

Clare Hardware & Implement Co

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