Tigers' Large Appetites
Tigers in captivity consume from 14 to 16 pounds of beef per day indicating their substantial daily feeding needs and appetite.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
2
January Remains Two Months Long Despite Calendar Changes
The article notes that regardless of how many months are added, January will always consist of two months. The piece comments on calendar design and historical attempts to redefine year length.
Jealousy Turns Love to Dread in Shakespearean Verse
A line from Spenser laments jealousy that turns joy in love sour feeding hateful thoughts and a languishing heart. The speaker argues jealousy destroys harmony and peace within affection and faithfulness.
Out of Place in Crowd of Radio Fans and Mah Jongg Players
A reader notes the difficulty of following a diverse crowd where only English is understood, mentioning Brooklyn resident Hagle and the challenge of communication amid radio enthusiasts and Mah Jongg players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Hagle
Question on extracting nitrates from air for fertilization
The query asks why moistures cannot be removed from air to irrigate soil. It confuses atmospheric humidity with irrigation. Nitrates are chemically storeable nutrients, while atmospheric moisture is not a reliable fertilizer source. Practical fertilization uses water or nutrient forms applied to soil, not passive moisture removal from air.
Must Furnish Dust The Impecunious Hobleman 18
The impecunious Hobleman 18 expresses willingness to humble his ancestral pride in the dust if the heiress will supply the dust.
Clare a local news notes and train schedule items
Local brief compiling train times for Marquette and Harrison routes with multiple short listings. Community notices include motor sales, visits, travel to Detroit and Flint, social events, school and club gatherings, and a fire incident at a Clare residence.
Catholic Mass at 9:00 a.m. announced
Rev. George Flanagan, pastor, presides at Mass at 9:00 a.m. parishioners are invited to attend the service led by the Catholic congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Flanagan
Mase
Free Methodist Sunday services notice
J A Allen pastor leads a Free Methodist congregation with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and evening service at 7:30 p m in the church community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Allen
Church Schedule Highlights for Sunday Services
Rev. A. B. Johnson leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Mrs A A Horton supervising at 10 30 a m Morning worship includes a sermon by the pastor at 7 30 p m followed by a Baccalaureate service held in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
A. A. Horton
Baptist Children’s Day Service Week Program Presented
Rev C B Milberry pastor leads at 10:00 A M children day observance with Golden Century Pageant from Bible School. Music dialogues follow and Bible School runs at 11:30. Mrs Harry Terwilliger leads. Baccalaureate sermon scheduled at the school auditorium at 7:30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Harry Terwilliger
Lutheran Services Schedule and Vacation Notice
Lutheran church announces English services at Mt. Pleasant by Rev Karl Baumann at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday July 20. No services on a Sunday due to the minister's vacation to Watertown Wisconsin. Mission festival planned for Sunday August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdredy
Jane
Karl Baumann
Mt. Pleasant
Watertown
Wisconsin
Church of God or Saints Services and Sunday School
Preaching at 11:00 a m and 7:00 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Training for service class Sunday at 6 00. Chapel on South McEwan street. Come inviting strangers for a hearty welcome. Wilson School House Sunday School at 30 preaching at 2 30, everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel
South McEwan Street
Wilson School House
Church Activities and Upcoming Services in Clare
Rev. O A Lohnes leads activities at 107 E Seventh St Clare with 9 30 a m Clara meeting 8 W Burd leader 10 30 a m public worship 11 30 a m Sunday School Mrs Clara Sternaman Sept Vesper concert next Sunday at 6 00 p m Baccalaureate sermon at high school Tuesday 7 30 m cottage prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m The Fellowship Circle 9 00 a m public worship 10 00 a m Sunday school Chas Church assistant supt Next Sunday at 2 33 p m the children s day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burd
Clara Sternaman
Fellowship Circle
Chas
Local notes and incidents across Glare and Owosso
Ward Feighner remains home with the grip. Harris Wait and G H Phelps drove to Greenville and back. Homes of J H Wilson Chas Neimeyer and A Wellman receive new paint. About fifteen Church of God members met near Remus for an ordinance gathering. The Friedeborn house at McEwan and Sixth sold to Hol House who moves it to County Line. the property the Standard Oil Co plans a service station. Robert Hudson, Owosso pavement contractor, injured when wheels ran over his left leg on a wet street. Children day observed at Congregational church with eight baptisms and praise for the church committee’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Feighner
Mesdames
Harris
Wait
G. H. Phelps
Greenville
J. H. Wilson
Chas. Neimeyer
A. Wellman
Church of God
Remus
Friedeborn
McEwan
Sixth
Hol
Robert Hudson
Clare
Owosso
The Haunted Cottage of Eli Lowell in Malmesbury
In Malmesbury, Eli Lowell a stern shipbuilder forces a grim chase as his wife Amy and her lover Sprockett flee to cottages across the road. After years of haunting, fraud and tragedy unfold with Amy’s death and Eli’s lingering, silent pursuit until the final confession never comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmesbury
Eli Lowell
el Lowell
New England
Amy
Falconers
Eli
Sprockett
Bue Foreman
Florida
Louisiana
Panthers Seen At Rajpipla Palace Put Town On Alert
News of a panther sighting at the palace of the maharajah in Nandod, Rajpipla state India, caused panic as guests and staff gathered on rooftops to shoot the animal. A big panther pair and a cub were driven from shelter and killed after an excited chase amid a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maharajah
Nandod
Rajpipla
India
Free range turkeys best for success says extension expert
H B Landsen of the University of Arkansas extension service says turkeys cannot be raised in brooders or backyards with chicks and that hens raise turkeys better when allowed to forage. He warns black head disease is deadly and prescribes ipecac as preventive and treatment guidelines for young and sick birds.
Several Kinds of Feed Good for Laying Fowls
Prof L B Card of the University of Illinois urges a complete ration for laying hens. He says to feed not only scratch or whole grain but also ground feeds animal protein green feed mineral feed and water. Omission of any part lowers production. When hens range in spring and summer they supplement food. in winter provide all essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Card
University of Ilinois
Poultry Breeding and Health Guidelines
Advice on selecting breeders, keeping hens, and preventing disease. Emphasizes clean dry litter, avoid damp bedding, and use oyster shell for shell quality. Recommends vinegar in drinking water for soft crop and notes health issues from musty straw and damp litter.
Moores Crossing Community Notes Include Travels and Visits
John Glen from Charlotte rented his farm to Henry Reynolds before returning home. Ben Céchoon from Greenville visited Westaburg and Michigan with his mother. Hrma Allen and Edith Madison from Clare returned from Marion. Elmer Allen and family from Marion visited Roy Allen, John Madison, Merl Rogers, and others in the area. Latter Day Saints meeting at Far Dell attended by several residents. Mrs. Burnside of Farwell visited neighbors. Olive and Maxine Aller joined Lene and Beth Murray for a Sunday ice cream social. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Geo Davison on the loss of her father. Edd McKinney traveled to Clare for business. Moores Crossing set for future growth on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Jones
Chas. Stone
Midland
Clare
Sadie Connor
Saginaw
C. A. Reading
Ann Arbor
T. Phelps
Greenville
Geo. Phelps
Selina Thompson
Bay City
Edythe B. Stevens
Clare Hardware and Implement Co
Thomas Perry
Boyne City
Pere Marquette
Fred Joslin
Gladwin
Ray Cobleigh
Waddesday
Detroit
Canada
Ata J. A. Reeder
Thos Gatl Holbrook
Eddie Hubel
Orlanda Thayer
Burt Sible
Dewain
Marion
Geo. Wilson
G. QO. Whiteside
Shepherd
Geo. Whiteside
Doris Gerow Hras
Rogers City
Win, Hilderbrandt
Jas
Hh. Seelep. Kit
F. J. Smart
Belle
Scottsville
Jas. Das. H. Seeley
R. S. Rogers
Flint
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Bertha Helmer
Lakeview
M. S. Wymer
Volney Davis
Birmingham
C. A. Lohnes
Jas. H. Seeley
G. R. Miser
Montana
Josh Miser
Grant Township
Thos, Wood
Anna Alger
Fowlerville
Ladies Aid
Simpson
Philo Smith
James Clute
Chevrolet Auto Co
Bicknell’s
Hilda M. Dunlop
Emerson
Hilcott
Barbara
Grand Rapids
Loyinda Elliot
Five Lakes
Wild
Vernon
Josephine Bicknell
Oberlin College
Chicago
Jad
S. Bicknell
H. C. Bailey
I. W. Kreger
Mary Katharine
Alina Williams
Walter Brinkman
George Whiteside
Pontiac
Bailey
Kreger
John Glen
Charlotte
Henry Reynolds
Ben Céchoon
Mrs. Chapman
Yvestaburg
Michigan
Hrma Allen
Edith Madison
Elmer Allen
Roy Allen
John Madison
Merl Rogers
Chas. Gaddy
James Gibson
C. Webber
West Grant
Smith
Maple Grove
Nelson Tiedeman
Murray
Wm. Larkins
Latter Day Saints
Fardell
Burnside
Farwell
Notice to Creditors Great Northern Canning Co dissolution
Notice to stockholders and creditors of the Great Northern Canning Co a Michigan corporation that it is about to be dissolved under Act No 84 of 1921. Creditors must present claims at the company office 26 Michigan Avenue Detroit Michigan on or before June 30 1924. Signed Clarence O Fields President Leonard E Chaney Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Canning Co
Michigan
Public Acts of Michigan
Michigan Avenue
Detroit
Clarence O. Fields
Leonard E. Chaney
Grain and Feed Prices Quoted by Clare Elevator
Corrected every Thursday grain and feed prices list quoted by Clare Elevator Go. Includes wheat varieties Red Wheat No. 2 White Wheat No. 2 Corn Shelled Oats Barley Rye Buckwheat with prices. Dairy Butter Cream Meats ByC Quoted by L W Jackson and others including beef pork mutton hides fowls and other farm goods with limited numerical values recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W Jackson
Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clare County Savings Bank
the Home For Savings
Tre Uuu
M. Callihan
Cor McEwan
Clare, Michigan
God
Mammon
Clare Baptist Church
LOGAL
Marquette
Harrison
Annwarbor
Brothers
C. B. Milberry
Lutheran
Hedsiara UO. Berbthal Patter
Merwe St
Church OF God OR Saints
Primley
Methodist
O. A. Lohnes
St. Clare
Herrick
Congregational Church
Bll
John Palmer
Western Newspayer Union
the Bank
Mich
Turkey
Moores Crossing
Clare Elevator Go
Clare Olty Mills
Géo, F. Goodenough
Eawed
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