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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
2
Realty notes describe three to four farm tracts totaling 80 to 820 acres with clay loam soil, good fences, multiple houses, barns, granaries, orchards, and outbuildings. Properties near towns or schools offer trade options for smaller farms or town properties including city real estate. Land features include level to slightly rolling terrain, gravel road access, and various improvements.
A 1924 guide advertises lavish brunch ideas with detailed recipes. Supreme of Duckling with riched custards, Bechamel Sauce, and Chandfroid Sauce are outlined, plus stuffing techniques and preparation steps for capon and truffle garnish. The tone mirrors home entertaining advice with full cooking instructions and ingredient lists.
An Egyptian Delth Barrage office uses a telephone connected system to read reservoir gauges. The operator reads the gauge and the number is spoken to by a front line telephone to relay the reading automatically. The setup reduces need for workers to stay at the reservoir while crowds of Mat-Jongg fans watch.
Rev. George Flanagan will lead Mass at 7:00 a.m. at the Catholic church. This brief notice announces the service time and the pastor officiating.
Free Methodist led by J A Allen holds Sunday school at 10:00 a m and evening service at 7:30 p m. Congregational under Rev H B Johnson hosts 9:30 a m Sunday school with Mrs A H Horton and morning worship by the pastor at 10:30 a m. Baptist led by Rev C B Milberry offers 10:00 a m morning worship and 11:80 Bible school with Mrs Harry Terwilliger as superintendent. no evening service.
Pastor Leonard Bernthal at 1002 McEwan Street reports no services on Sunday July 20 as he is on vacation in Watertown Wisconsin. A mission festival is planned for Sunday August 3.
Church notices list Sunday Schools at 10 00 am preaching 11 00 am and evening service 7 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Training for service class meets at Chapel Sunday 6 30 pm Services held in chapel on South McEwan Street Baptismal services at river north of city 1 00 pm next Sunday Wilson School House Sunday School 1 30 pm Preaching 2 30 pm Friday prayer meeting 6 00 pm at Clarence Tice 6234 miles south of Clare Grand ma Parisha next Friday night all are invited
Rev. O A Lohnes leads morning sessions at 107 and Seventh Street Clare with a 9 00 a m close meeting and 10 30 a m public worship. Sunday School at 11 30 a m with Clara Sternaman superintendent. Evening evangelistic services at 7 30 p m. Cottage prayer Tuesday 7 30 p m. Women circle Thursday 9 00 a m preaching 10 00 a m Sunday School follows. Public invited.
Robert Hutchinson announces his candidacy for re-election as Clare County Road Commissioner. He asks voters to support him at the September primaries, noting four years of service in the office.
Thos Carl Holbrook announces his run for prosecuting attorney on the Republican ticket in the September primaries.
J Mart Van Deusen announces his Republican bid for County Clerk and Register of Deeds. The statement emphasizes duties of courtesy and bond responsibilities as part of the campaign messaging.
Political notice from Richard Emerson announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Clare district. He asks voters for support in the upcoming September primary and signs as Pol. Ady.
Train service between Harrison and Clare reduced to every other day starting July 16. Community notices list residents visiting, travels, and gatherings in Clare and nearby towns, including illnesses, visits, and family events. The Lake George gathering and local fire department response are highlighted among many personal notices.
Hamburg Germany The first German floating fair will depart Hamburg in July on a ten month voyage. The vessel Industrial will travel east to Yokohama carrying Made in Germany branding to Europe Asia and Africa. A second ship may sail to the Americas if successful with 750 exhibitors and on board services including printing banking stenography post telegraph film and news bureau.
European ichthyologists warn haddock and herring numbers in the North Sea have plunged due to massive jellyfish and sea nettle populations swept in from the Atlantic in 1920. Conferences consider remedies as jellyfish consume herring food and disrupt herring eggs crucial for haddock reproduction.
In ancient Greece, gold and silver were commonly used to decorate buildings, reflecting the historical use of precious metals alongside the later global standard of value based on gold.
A up to the minute banking by mail service proves its value at a friendly institution. The note highlights time saving and convenience for customers seeking efficient financial transactions.
The Somali favor singing and dancing with instruments though many still unknown to them. They perform purposeful songs for water finding journeys caravan activities and burial rites. Religious tunes predominate and the war dance is ranked the finest among dances.
A Cochran tale describes a carnival midway of armless wonders bearded lady and living skeletons with a twist when a girl fills in as ticket taker the crowd learns a startling family fact about the bearded lady and her male guardian.
Retired St Louis businessman plans a European trip and admits wealth has not brought happiness. He reflects that hard work alone and constant focus on money miss deeper joys, noting loss of taste for books, theater, social ease, and personal growth. His warning: wealth alone cannot secure fulfillment.
A reflective remark on how vanity motivates countless actions and purchases, shaping choices and lifestyles through a quest for appearances and personal esteem.
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