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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
4
Under federal supervision 28,472,528 units were inspected for interstate commerce. Of these, 2,744,481 were rejected or restricted for regulation. Veterinary inspectors examined 36,383 horses and mules, with 28,742 tested and 5 showing reactions to tests.
Weather advisory urges sheepmen to provide shelter for lambs during cold and damp conditions. Young lambs suffer most from exposure, and farmers should offer protection plus green forage with roughage and grain to support flocks.
Wet pulp or corn silage should always be included in steer rations to keep stock healthy. The piece notes succulence aids full feeding. It also cautions against discouragement from moods and highlights how few understand mood-driven individuals.
Community news lists trains, baptisms, visits, and social events. Names include Zina Delph, Henry, Chappell, Babcock, Frye, Cline, Wait, O Malley, Randall, Gibson, and Hagerg, with mentions of fairs, a moving van, a partnership dissolution, and local Chautauqua reflections.
A 1921 Western Newspaper column offers simple homemaking shortcuts. It covers making chili sauce and catsup from canned tomatoes, using old can rubbers as sink mats, hanging curtains with rings for ventilation, bleaching clothes with sun drying, refreshing sweet grass mats, charing wood to extend life, making homemade candy, repairing floors with newspaper paste, and finishing painted furniture with pumice polish for a satin finish.
Fragment from a column reflects on mortality with verses about fearing death, the soul’s journey, and eternal life. It contrasts decay Earth Unto Earth with spiritual rebirth prepared by the Savior and suggests a hopeful view of death as a transition rather than an end.
A mother recalls her son Robert placing two nickels in the church collection but only one was counted. They sat late in the balcony, prompting the mother to question why he kept one coin back. The exchange reveals a small moment of conscience and lesson learned.
Readable note describes electrical wiring and a promotional sweepers vacuums and Thor washers offered on easy payment plans.
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