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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
The notice lists subscription pricing of $1.25 per year cash in advance and $1.00 per year for prepaid. It advertises a weekly issue published Thursdays and calls for ad copy to arrive by Tuesday noon to ensure publication in the current week’s edition.
A July 25, 1901 column reflects on strikes as rare luxuries, cites Boer and Seward views, notes Texas oil failing to curb mosquitos, and predicts a climactic battle in the Republican party over free silver. It references New York World strike tallies from 1886 to 1900 and suggests the current strike may end with workers winning.
A playful verse from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph depicts a county picnic full of rural pleasures. It follows preparations packing baskets, families at the woods, mishaps with a brindle cow and garter snake, and a rain-soaked dinner that ends in smiles and a splendid day.
Old line remedy promotes Snuffles as the only cure for catarrh and hay fever. It claims immediate relief and permanent cure by addressing the disease at its cause, with a one dollar per package price and mailed delivery from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
A Boston man who recently wed a sickly rich young woman finds happiness after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pills claim to cure Taundice Biliousness Malaria Fever and Ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Priced 25 cents at Mussell's and Roys & Co drug stores in Farwell.
Mrs Curtis Bax of Bookwalter Ohio says a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her neighbor infant with cholera infantum. After two days the child recovered fully and she recommends it to others. Sold by Dr J H Carpenter druggist.
Proven cough remedy restores health for thousands and helps lung trouble. Also touts Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets to energize torpid livers, improve digestion, and revive vitality. Sold by Dr. J. H. Carpenter with free samples at the drug store.
Digestive guidance links overeating and rich foods to heartburn. Eat slowly and chew well, allow six hours between meals, and avoid fullness after eating. If discomfort occurs, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by J. Carpenter, druggist.
Hartwell Ga Reverend J T W Vernon credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing a long standing leg sore after other remedies failed. The ad claims impurities in blood cause sores eczema boils and rashes and touts Electric Bitters as a grand blood purifier with money back guarantee by local firms Mussell and Roys Co Farwell. large bottles 50 cents.
Sleeping car service on the Ann Arbor B B between Toledo and Frankfort will resume. A sleeping car will attach to train No. 3 and arrive Frankfort at 7:30 a.m. connecting with steamers to Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. Double berth in sleeping car is $1.00.
In a Chicago Times-Herald column adapted by GEORGI, S. E. Kiser reflects on wealth and conscience. A narrator’s father questions what a rich man can do to live rightly, arguing God grants money and imposes duty to workers and dependents, while the rich face isolation and responsibility.
A renowned U S attorney defended a patent case for a collar button as Justice Shiras interrupted with a quip about a button that won t roll under the bench. The exchange sparked muted laughter as the court demanded silence. The lawyer then claimed his client declined to patent a benefit to mankind.
A Philadelphia Press interaction centers on a cornet learner. The dialogue contrasts wind capability with potential pursuit, implying a test of speed or escape alongside music practice. The fragment hints at humorous or didactic intent in a coastal or city newspaper tone.
The notice lists rail departures from Clare on Sunday July 28 for Ludington Manistee Traverse City Grand Rapids and more with fares shown. It also cites Epworth League Assembly and Sunday School Rally Day at Ludington on Friday August 16 with return times and connections to Reed City Coleman and Manistee. A Lake Michigan steamer ride costs 15 cents and overall rate 90 cents.
Michigan soldiers camp at Orchard Beach Manistee from August 5 to 14. The Ann Arbor Railroad offers a cheap excursion on Sunday August ith with a special train from Clare at 7 22 a m and return from Manistee at 6 30 p m the round trip fare is 1 25.
Advertisements quote Mrs. O H Dutton of Danville Ill praising Foley's Honey and Tar for whooping cough and a doctor's bill saved. Dr J W Dunlop and others tout Foley’s Kidney Cure for back ache kidney disease and energy. The ad also mentions Boers and Mr Bryan, with various testimonials about ailments and remedies.
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Iowa says two one dollar bottles of Foley’s Kidney Cure permanently cured his two year kidney ailment and credits Dr J W Dunlop with the remedy.
Mrs 8 Pease of Lawrence Kansas describes seven years in bed due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. Three bottles of Electric Bitters allowed her to walk and within three months she felt like a new person. Suitable for headaches backaches nervousness insomnia melancholy faintness and dizziness. Satisfaction guaranteed 50 cents at local drugstores Farwell.
An ad urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for easy use and pleasant effect. Each bottle costs 25 cents with free samples at J O Carpenter's drug store.
Classified notice seeking unemployed men and women for easy work with good pay. Respond for full particulars addressed to District Manager, Box 156, Sears, Michigan.
Default on a March 9 1895 mortgage by James D Dunwoodie and Florence M Dunwoodie to Rollin H Jenney triggers foreclosure. Harrison Wagon Company asignee will sell lots eleven and twelve clock number 3 City of Clare at the Clare County courthouse door October 17 1901.
The Sentinel promotes the Destroy Free Press Press Annual Year Book and Encyclopedia for 1901 a 550 page volume with over 40 000 copies of the 1900 edition sold at 25 cents each all available for 1 75 in advance a valued popular reference.
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