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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
7
A nostalgic verse extols a tidy kitchen as the heart of a home where the kettle always sings and water stays hot. It contrasts grand houses with a warm, cheerful domestic scene, praising a magical, comforting, well kept space.
An editor reveals a mystery surrounding the disappearance of Professor XK and shares his friend notes on experimental work inspired by germ theory. The text presents a scientist’s account of radical new research, with emphasis on love and hate as drivers of human behavior.
An unnamed professor documents experiments isolating germ cultures of love and hate. The notes describe inoculating animals and later a human subject, Miss M., with mixed results and a disastrous misstep that alters affections. Cards announce a wedding in June.
A 19th century note describes the craft of making artificial flies for fishing. It highlights the newly valued gray gnat fly, using mouse whiskers and jungle cock hackles, with expert tyers requiring precise materials and delicate knotting. Eyebrows from Himalayan brown bears cost about 1.50 per set and are used in a new fly that reportedly catches many salmon.
A New York court of appeals holds a corporation liable for negligent dental treatment. The plaintiff, a woman, sued after injury and a verdict was reached. The company had presented itself as operating a dental department, and estoppel prevents denying ownership. The ruling sets that a misrepresented practice can bind the corporation for malpractice by its dentist.
A California oil magnate, Millionaire McKittrick, buys a long list of town goods for a cowpuncher after being asked for 107 dollars. The cowboy accepts cash and goods worth eight dollars fifty cents, insisting the remaining dollar and a half be kept as payment.
Jerry Cooper, once a navy gymnastic instructor and merchant seaman, survived a donkey engine explosion off Newfoundland that killed four and left him speechless and deaf. After a recent fall he woke to find his speech and hearing restored, making him one of Britain’s luckiest men.
California holds an estimated lumber capacity exceeding 100 billion cubic feet in its standing forests. The figure reflects widespread timber resources as reported by forestry experts evaluating the state’s woodland reserves.
A terse proverb notes that in desperation a person may grasp at a weak or unlikely chance, likening thirst to risky bets. The saying emphasizes haste and poor judgment under pressure.
Weather reports from Chicago and surrounding cities show record highs with 106 in Chicago and 104 in Omaha and Kansas City. Rail tracks warped by extreme heat, drought fears push water shortages, and firefighters warn of continued danger as corn crops suffer. Two Harvard students, Morton Star Cressey and Sidney Bristol, were involved in a fatal shooting incident after a night visit.
New York July 23 Actress Lillian Green died after a bout with typhoid fever. The actress known for King Dodo had been treated at Roosevelt hospital. A former roof garden favorite, she later married Charles Flamen Adee and was granted an absolute divorce on January 10 before returning to the stage.
John Henderson, a well known shipbuilder of Glasgow, has died. The death occurred after a lengthy illness, and he was a prominent figure in the local shipbuilding industry.
Mrs. Alica Smith aged 24 of La Porte Indiana killed herself using paris green amid despondency from domestic trouble. Coroner investigates with sensational developments expected to emerge.
In San Francisco the Haworth league convention met at the pavilion and the Alhambra Theater with numerous addresses delivered. The sessions reflected a active gathering of members and speakers.
W. W. Chamberlain of Pontiac died in New Orleans Tuesday from sunstroke amid alleged negligence by city authorities. He had just returned from Bluefields Nicaragua and was found unconscious outside the station. police mistook him for drunk and he was jailed before being sent to Charity hospital, where he died. He was about 40, a blacksmith and painter, traveling home penniless with a purchased ticket in his pocket.
J Pierpont Morgan boosted the first National Bank capital to ten million and doubled its surplus to ten million, making it the largest bank. His National Bank of Commerce also shows ten million capital with nearly seven million surplus. Combined Morgan bank deposits reach about 170 million, while City National deposits stand at 124 million.
Third Assistant Postmaster Madden wins postmaster general signature on three nostal rules. The changes exclude books from second class periodicals, bar premium publications lacking sales in literary merit, and exclude unsold matter from second class. Reform touted to save money and boost penny post prospects.
Detroit markets report light cattle supply with cows at 32.75 and steers 4.35 to 4.50, sheep 2.75 to 3.25, lambs 1.40 to 4. Ilogs with 40 plus weight average 5.85. New York steers 4.25 to 1.90, cows 2.40 to 4.30, hogs 6.40 to 6.50, sheep 3.50 to 4.50, buffalo dull with western steers 3.90 to 4.25.
Detroit car lots sold No 2 red wheat at 69 to 70 cents with September sales noted. Corn and oats mixed cash and futures prices shown for Chicago Toledo and New York, including No 2 and No 3 categories. Boston wool market stronger with bale demand while fleeces hold firm. Hay track prices in Detroit list timothy and clover mixed fees per ton.
Secretary Long says he urged the president to court martial Schley for turning back at Santiago and asked the Senate to investigate. He calls it the bitterest day of the war. Bryan urges the next Democratic nominee for president be from the South.
Menominee Michigan reports a lake vessel struck by lightning in a fierce electrical storm and burned to the water’s edge before sinking. All aboard are believed dead with unclear identity. a lumber vessel from Chicago or Milwaukee may be involved. Rescue tugs and a light keeper’s beacon alerted the public as the ship vanished.
The mail steamer Home reports the Arctic ice pack blocks navigation in northern Labrador. The Peary relief steamer Erik faces major delay after plans to sail from Turngyiel and land her last mail are canceled due to impassable floes.
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