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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
5
A collage of town events and visits across Mt. Pleasant Clare and surrounding areas. Mentions include theaters, birthdays, weddings, travel, baptisms, and road repairs plus several deaths and weather incidents. Governor-like notices show tax commission work and regional road and farm news.
Excerpts recount a humorous classroom moment with a teacher and students, a pastor's resignation, and state education contracts. The piece mentions Mary Louise Graham's column in Ladies' Home Journal, a dramatic episode in a prayer gathering, and updates on the Mt. Pleasant Normal additions and Marquette science building plans. It also notes Willoughby framing service and a teacher’s candid misstep amid a broader local notices brief.
An old advertisement promotes Banner Satire as a universal healer for cuts wounds sores piles and skin diseases. Dr J W Dunlop endorses the product with a call to use no substitute.
The Saginaw Arbeiter Society invites Germans to a large picnic with food music games and celebration on the West Side. A special train will depart Clare at 10:00 a m returning from Saginaw West Side 7:15 p m East Side 7:00 p m. Round trip 75 cents.
An advertisement touts a remedy called New Great South American Kidney Cure as relieving a disease in six hours. It claims rapid relief of bladder and kidney pain for both men and women, including immediate water retention relief. Sold by J. W. Winlop, druggist, Clare, Michigan.
A Good Cough Medicine speaks well for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as druggists use it in their families. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Kitten, New York, reports five years of complete satisfaction. A local customer notes its effectiveness for ordinary coughs, colds, and post influenza coughs. Sold by Dr. J. H. Carpenter.
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as unparalleled in medical history, tested on severe lung diseases and common coughs. It asserts quick, guaranteed cures with large bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar, trial bottles free through Mussell and Roys & Co. Farwell.
Property listings describe multiple farms and parcels in Arthur Vernon and Wise township Isabella county near Clare with 40 to 80 acres, cultivated plots, two story houses, barns, wells and cisterns. Terms include cash or trade, low figures, no down payment with improvements, and easy financing across several towns and rail crossings.
The Central Michigan Maccabee Association plans an Aug excursion from Clare to St Louis Michigan. A special train will depart at 8:84 a m with round trip fare 80c. The route goes through Alma and Pere Marquette Ry with no change, return from St Louis at 6 15 p m.
A London millionaire suffers due to indigestion and a remedy is offered. Early use of Dr King s New Life Pills is claimed to strengthen the stomach aid digestion and improve appetite. The pills cost 25 cents and come with a money back guarantee. Sold by Mussell and Rops druggists Farwell.
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