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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

7

Missing heiress Charlotte Borle hunted nationwide

Detectives chase a nationwide search for Miss Charlotte Borle 20 heiress of David Borle a retired businessman believed to be a millionaire. She vanished July 8 after a night at a friend Mary Shaffer's home with a Frenchman Guy Treppenard linked to the case reports say.

Newcastle Charlotte Borle David Borle New York Guy Treppenard Miss Boyle Treppenard Mary Shaffer Miss Shaffer

No Compromise Says De Valera Statement

London reports quote Eamon de Valera stating he has made no demand but the right to self determination for the Irish nation. He denounces claims of shelving independence in exchange for a conference with British leaders and rejects any pragmatic equivalent.

London Eamonn de Valera Paris

Extra Session Pay Refused by Michigan Legislature

Lansing reports the legislature voted itself 20 days pay for a short second special session. With warrants drawn for $100 per member, the senate payroll was sent to the Auditor General, but the secretary of the senate refused to claim them and asked that the warrants be cancelled.

Lansing Senate Fuller Secretary of the

329 TAKEN OFF WRECKED SHIP

A small launch connected to land by a heavy cable helped haul 229 tourist passengers from the steamer Rapids King of the Canadian Steamship Line off the rocks in the Long Sault Rapids on the St Lawrence. The launch was used to avoid losing the tiny boat in the raging water.

Greenburg St. Lawrence King Canadian Steamship Line

New England Mills Accused of Funding Charlotte Strike

David Clark editor of the Southern Textile Bulletin told a Rotary club that New England cotton manufacturers contributed funds to the Charlotte textile strike to harm southern competitors. He noted one New England maker admitted such a contribution but did not name the individual.

Charlotte N. C New England David Clark Southern Textile Bulletin Clark

Clare county lumber and farming plans amid mill moves

The Clare area sees mills and log shipments as Wm Lodmis moves his shingle mill toward Harrison and the Williama Brothers and Archie McKinley plan vast log inputs into the Tobacco at Clare. OC Holland Co. of Cleveland handles a 15 million foot order. A new model farm near Clare, led by A P Brewer, pledges science based cultivation and elite stock with substantial barn building.

Wm. Lodmis Harrison A. J. Clure Saginaw Williama Wao H. Elden Archie McKinley OC. H. Holland & Co Cleveland Ohio Stevens Wilson Bros Saginaws Adam Down Prince Log Clare County Garden of Eden Mr. Barnard Blodgett Bailey Mr. Hay A. P. Brewer Clare Will Olesie David Foutch Peter Hicka M. A. Preaton Robert Becum Joseph Hudson Brewer

Air travel may beat surface transport in cost long term

Some enthusiasts argue air travel will eventually be cheaper than surface routes since no costly railway lines are required though terminal stations will still be essential. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes railroads and steamships will remain useful for a long time.

Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Leap Year Beans and Roman Barber Delights

In rural England a belief holds that in leap year field beans grow on the wrong side of the nod. Romans had barbers shops of deluxe style where shaving began and shops became lively spaces with music and entertainment for patrons.

England Vezue

Early Mesmerism and Braidism Referenced in 1843 Origin

The fragment discusses Braidism, an old term for mesmerism derived from James Braid who coined mesmeric practices in 1843. It also quotes Beecher on how a great man’s departure leaves the sky luminous long after he is gone.

James Braid Gore Beecher

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