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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates of 1.50 yearly to Michigan and 2.00 elsewhere in the U S with 2.50 to Canada and 5 cents per single copy. Display ads rates available on application. Cards of thanks and notices priced per line with unspecified additional charges for obituaries and poetry.
A brief, garbled line from the Lafayette Journal and Courier notes a noisier open pfind and an open mouth seen as worse than a cutout. The fragment suggests a critique or aside but lacks clear context or identifiable event.
Notes and Queries from June 1864 explains an ancient practice of shortening John to Jno and Jhon. It notes the h often becoming n and Jhon contracting to Tho with the h rendered as 2, yielding tno in historical forms.
Farm and Wireside reports that animals confined in zoos are highly susceptible to cage paralysis a disease identical to rickets in children experts warn this condition spreads when animals lack movement and exposure to light and proper nutrition in captivity care strategies are urged to prevent outbreaks
A note on slang as a vigorous living language constantly producing words that express mood and humor. Some terms used today may die within a year while others persist for generations in heavy usage.
A collage of kitchen notes and poems includes good things to eat with hospitality as a theme. It provides Apricot Charlotte gelatin prep, orange croutons for cake, muffins with spices, and fish as a digestible family option, closing with Dr. Frank Crane’s line on appreciating beauty.
Simple recipes outline toasted sandwiches with orange marmalade, stuffed green peppers with creamed oysters, Washington Cream cake, a layered fruit dessert, and a Frozen Tomato Salad. Includes basic methods, ingredients, and serving suggestions from a vintage kitchen note.
A pithy editorial note from the Atlanta Constitution states boldly that no monument should honor an unidentified politician, reflecting a stance on memorializing public figures. The remark implies scrutiny of legacy and recognition.
A cryptic note argues against the saying honesty is the best policy. It contends the first to utter it was a potential thief, choosing honesty only if paid. Without payment, the speaker would likely have stolen.
A jumble of notes records visits among Vernon Clare and surrounding towns with Mrs. Gibbs and daughter Josephine in Vernon, gatherings at Houghton Lake and Harrison, weekend trips by Mr. and Mrs. Frees and others, and various family outings and fishing tales across Clare Midland Flint and East Lincoln communities.
A Glasgow firm printed numerous miniature Bibles at century end with rare specimens valued by collectors. One example boasted 5000 pages and 20 illustrations, measuring about 1.75 by 1.25 inches and including a tiny magnifying glass for readability.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark hosted near Barryton with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Nelson last Thursday. Mrs. Scott Wilson and Mrs. Taylor of Midland occupied the Farrer cottage and entertained. Mrs. Wilson's Sunday School class of ten girls met Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Judge Withey has her stepdaughter and two Texas girls plus a stepson and family from To-
An unclear passage argues no support for a stable wind direction over the next six months except in trade-wind regions where the direction remains steady. The text notes variability and questions the notion of a prevailing wind pattern.
Howard Heckathorne of Marion and Gilbert Pifer of Lansing visit Arlene Root and Myrtle Rodabaugh Sunday evening. Oscar Corder of Lansing joins Viola Brown and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown to spend Sunday with Mrs. Brown’s sister Mr. and Mrs. Kash Fergérson, Arlene Root, and Myrtle Rodabaugh.
A former duke of Marlborough cites the cost of repairing Blenheim Palace windows at about £500 yearly. The piece notes many English houses such as Windsor and Wentworth Woodhouse have windows that have never been counted and discuss the high maintenance burden.
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