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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
5
A religious doctrine of the Tapvuiest Neroanier requires daily soil worship. It notes that princes and rich men dodge the rule by placing a small dirt heap in a corner or a single cement tile for the ritual.
A column of grocery items lists large bottles catalogued with prices and weights, including catsup, crackers, soda, cookies, salmon, lard, beans, soup, soap, tomatoes, coconuts, citrus, and shopping bags. The notes reflect unit pricing and bulk pack details.
A William Feather Magazine profile portrays Benjamin Franklin as a paradoxical figure who shaped the era while enjoying life. It notes his quiet participation in the First Congress, his indulgent habits, bold exploits, and enduring practicality from youth to old age.
A цитed quotation explains that true humanity lies in restraining selfishness and cultivating benevolent affections. It attributes the idea to Adam Smith and frames it as an ideal of human nature.
Farwell notes worship service with Reverend Lyons leading the sermon on humility and a full morning schedule. The piece also lists local visits, church attendance, medical trips, family news, reunions, and birthday celebrations across multiple households in the Farwell and Maple Grove area.
Foreclosure sale set for October 18 1924 at 10 am at the Harrison court house front door in Clare county Michigan. Mortgage by George B Struble to Howard Gilmore and Annie K Gilmore dated April 4 1922 recorded April 28 1922 covers half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 17 north range 4 west Grant township with 6 percent interest costs and attorney fees. Public auction to pay the due amount including taxes costs and fees.
Berlin reports a bacillus linked to hoof and mouth disease has been discovered by Prof. Paul Frosch and Prof. Dehmer at the Royal Veterinary College. European interest grows while confirmatory tests continue and authorities guard against premature conclusions. The history of the disease notes its suspected presence in Europe for two millennia.
A penniless nobleman agrees to humble his lineage to marry the heiress if she provides the dust in a symbolic bargain. The odd proposal highlights social climbing and material constraints in the matching of two prominent families.
Clare County road commissioners meet at Harrison courthouse. Board relates State Highway relocation of M-14, approves Hayes township bond, and compensates Jacob Mason for car damage from July 4, 1923. They authorize bids for 0.5 mile road in Watton and Arthur townships and hire Allwood and Heller.
An itemized school financial report lists expenditures for the year ending July 7, including teacher salaries 26562.17, plant operations 4713.34, fixed charges 1053.71, capital outlay 723.40, and a grand total of 12600001 in shown figures. A fragmented OCR shows line items such as supplies, janitor costs, fuel, retirement, equipment, and site improvements with various small amounts.
Michigan Bell Company official notes repeal of the federal tax on telephone messages effective July 2 will boost toll use, especially to nearby points. Walkling says short haul calls bore a heavier tax burden. savings will be seen on tolls above 15 cents. The firm has prepared equipment and staff for increased demand and lists 1924 1925 district finances and expenditures.
Farmers Day at M A C set for August 1 will include women visitors. The new home economics building will host headquarters and exhibits for ladies while men join in morning campus tours. An afternoon program with livestock parade style show hand concert and talks by national agricultural authorities is planned with tea in the home economics parlors served by faculty hosts.
The piece argues there is no need to expose children to diseases to teach lessons. It contends that letting healthy children encounter contagions is wrong and that older children are less likely to suffer from common illnesses.
A witty exchange unfolds at a fashionable wedding as the bridegroom cites his worldly goods during the vows. His father, hinting at wealth, whispers a pun about "fils bicycle" to the surprised congregation, adding humor to the ceremony.
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