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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates 1.50 yearly to Michigan, 2.00 to other U S, 92.00 to Canada, and single copies at 5c. It notes Friday issue, post office entry as second class, display ad rates on request, and 10c per line for locals with 25c for ten lines.
The text notes that slavery ended in District of Columbia on April 16 1862 by congressional act and calls this a step toward nationwide emancipation achieved a year later. It frames the event as a milestone in the broader abolition effort in the United States.
An auction in London closed with only 26 dollars paid for the desk where Charles Dickens composed many of his tales. The sale note suggested that a young writer with ink and paper could produce another Dickens with that desk, a bottle of ink, and a map.
The first combs crafted from ivory and amber were entirely handmade by ancient peoples of Rome Greece and Egypt. Some engravings and carvings on these items survive as notable art from that era.
A Kansas City Court of Appeals ruling states that a worm may be to her husband when provocation is great enough. The Buffalo Courier-Express notes waiting suspense for a ruling on water’s effect on a grade.
A patchwork of community items details caucus turnout, family visits, moves to farms, and social calls. Residents mention weather hints of spring, repairs, maple syrup work, and gatherings at the town hall and local homes. Several readers travel between Clare, Vernon Hill, Rosebush, and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Fred Davis and children visited the D N Davis grandparents Sunday. John Rockey and son Kenneth spent time helping Kenneth make maple syrup. Rossman of Metamora and sister visited J C Coats. Congratulations to Louis Fancon on the birth of a daughter Veryl Jean. Mrs D N Davis and Mildred Langworthy visited the Fancon home in Sheridan to meet the new granddaughter. Randolph Rockey hauled hay for Frank Wines. Virgil Newman moved onto the Haley farm. Ben Ottgen and children visited Steve Teller. Randolph Rockey and sons spent Monday with Kenneth Rockey near Magle. Bert Kinne visited Earl Sanders. Glen Hale visited J C Newmans.
Mrs. Wm Arnold returns home from hospital improved. Rev Frank Bates may preach at Eagle Church Sunday. A July shower honors Chas Armentrout’s daughter Nassau Stones. About seventy five attend with gifts and a late lunch. Sam Guest praised for cooking and housekeeping, while Owensons rent farm to Wm Sutton of Cincinnati for the summer. Members attend Henry Ott shower. Mrs Arnold and Bernard Allen attend church.
Friday visitors include Miss Marie Bruckart of Vernon at Sam Leichti home and Mrs Chas Bodkins visiting Mrs Andrew Friz of Clare. Several relatives, weddings and local calls are listed with neighbors from Harrison to Southeast Sheridan and Landing.
Mrs Magdelena Roberts of 10109 Forest Avenue Hast Detroit credits Konjola with curing five year rheumatism and digestive issues after first bottle showed rapid improvement. She reports six weeks to conquer pain and restoration of digestion, urging others to try the medicine sold by AL Anderson in Clare and by druggists in the region.
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