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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
2
Advertises piano tuning and repair by Edgar S. Peterson at 206 East 6th Street with phone 103. Claims prompt, careful attention and satisfaction guaranteed unlike transient tuners. Mentions related products and local businesses.
Chris Loeffler of Farwell Michigan advertises transport of furniture and other items from Detroit Pontiac Flint Bay City Cleveland Toledo Jackson Lansing and Ann Arbor to Clare or nearby. Hauling offered at one half price with postal drop or direct contact.
The American Magazine quotes a cautionary line about judgment and manners, advising to treat the worst woman as a lady and the worst map as a brother, reflecting social etiquette guidance.
Local notices recount church events and meetings in Harrison and nearby areas. Entries include train times for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette services, visits by residents to Clare Ludington and Detroit, upcoming picnics at Wilson State Park, and marriages such as Edgar Bringman and Hilda Jones. Social calls, floral orders, and farm advertisements round out the community calendar.
County agent outlines hay crops as the hay season nears with emphasis on alfalfa as best forage. A Joe calf club event and a joint program with Mr Pearson are scheduled for June 25 and June 28 respectively featuring demonstrations, judging, a picnic and baseball.
Mrs. Julia Rice of 214 West End Street Alma Michigan declares Konjola a miraculous medicine for stomach trouble rheumatism and related symptoms. She reports rapid improvement within a week and full recovery after four weeks praising its effect and claiming it sells in Clare at B A Andersons and by druggists in the region.
A trimmed note on musical tempo terms explains allegretto as a diminutive of allegro, indicating a pace between allegro and andante. The passage cites modulating phrases like allegretto moderato and describes its use to convey character in music, with reference to composers such as Beethoven.
Kalamazoo youth Sullivan 22 from Lawton died of a heart attack entering Bankston Lake with a swimming party. Sturgis celebrates Henry Osborns sixty sixth wedding anniversary with a four generation dinner. Grand Rapids diamond recovered from a chicken gizzard after six years. Charlevoix fire destroys sawmill and workshop owned by Gus Meilke with over $10,000 loss. Jackson man Branson killed at Consumers Power Co. plant in a pneumatic hammer accident. Owosso visitor Spangler from Louisiana reunites with sister after 53 years. Owosso grandparents surrender infant grandson after court battle. Detroit 23 freight car load of telephone directories delivered in district. Grand Rapids infant dies trapped in flaming tent with rope restraint. Ann Arbor UM grants $250,000 over five years for humanities and old English dictionary project. Detroit man Wherley ends life by stepping in front of a freight train. Detroit US Department of Commerce unveils world auto census. 1928 Michigan had 1,249,221 autos. Lansing court to decide Rich clemency case. governor notes $25,000 payment won’t sway outcome. Monroe probation for Clifford McCormick over fatality. reimbursed $300 costs. 18 month car ban. Dearborn to see telephone rate hikes July 1. Detroit rates unchanged. tolls between Dearborn and Detroit eliminated.
The Abe Martin character voices a firm stance against the widespread use of physical charms, challenging intellectual and moral degradation. The piece frames the stance as a call to uphold character and integrity amid competing temptations.
A teacher questioned the authenticity of a mother’s signature on a school excuse. The student hesitated and stammered before admitting, “Yes, er, as near as I could make it.”
The article notes about 16 billion stamps produced annually with roughly 75 percent being 7-cent stamps. It states the estimated annual cost to manufacture these stamps is $1,500,000.
A quoted line attributed to Sir William Drummond promotes reasoning as a civic duty. The aphorism cautions that refusal or fear of reasoning makes one a bigot, fool, or slave, reflecting a call for thoughtful discourse.
The Romans in Jesus time worshiped a pagan system with Jupiter as the chief god and many lesser deities. The belief framework centered on polytheistic rites and temple practices common in ancient Rome.
The treasury balance is the amount held in the United States treasury after all government receipts and payments for a given day have been processed.
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