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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
5
Sagina citizen Ed Wohlschied of 314 South 21st Street credits Konjola with restoring his health after severe digestion problems and weight loss. He says the medicine allowed him to return to work as a painter and climb ladders again after using five bottles.
Readable fragments list prices for Wheat No 2 Oats Hye Beans Cream Eggs Mutton Veal Hides with various cents and dollars per hundredweight and per unit. Some entries are unclear but show mixed quotes around $1.00 5d 4.76 36 21 13.50 and ranges from 10.00 to 15.0 12.0 16.00.
Fred M. Morgan promotes a busy sale at 569 McEwan Street with prices on Gold Dust Washing Powder 23¢, Old Dutch Cleanser, Fels Naptha soap 49¢ for 10 bars, and various staples including Kirks soap flakes 19¢ per can, Pillsbury pancake flour 2 packages 25¢, Pioneer jelly powder 15¢, Del Monte spinach 19¢, peaches 27¢, and a note on a Scratch Feed special.
Community notes show Mr and Mrs William Hawkins and family visiting Albert Funke in Surrey. Willis Whitney family visiting A Purdy clan. Sparbeel home held a dancing party with pot luck lunch. Floyd Price of Currie farm visited Oliver home. George Burch visited Clio and Mt Morris relatives. Jay Bellinger drove Mary Purvis and Kay Jane to Carland. Warren Sparkel of Lansing visiting. Reginald McBride and guest spent time with uncle A Purdy.
Local residents share weekend and weekday visits across Rosebush Pontiac Saginaw Mount Pleasant and Clare with multiple households hosting dinners and guests. Notable mentions include Fred Ervin Tom Wing and Richard Brooks hosting gatherings and a Pomona fourth degree meeting at Mt Vernon Grange with a planned weiner roast and community involvement.
The guide recommends a base of roughage and legume hay for Helfers, with silage as an option. A grain supplement adjusts to the legume hay quality, using a simple mix of ground corn oats and barley. poorer hay calls for bran and linseed or cottonseed meal. For heifers within three months of calving, grain allowance rises to four to six pounds per head daily.
Dairy hints discuss barley as a calf finishing feed equaling corn for gains and warn against separators leaving too much butterfat in skim. Grass pasture boosts production but can disappoint dairymen. A 10 cow herd benefits from a silo, salt for dry cows, reliable water, and supplementary feed when pasture is short.
The article lists village and township races across Grant Hatton Lincoln Sheridan Surrey Vernon and Wise with ticket names for Republican and People’s slates. It details highway commissioners constables clks treasurers and judges of peace along with proposed fund transfers and a Consumers Power Company franchise confirmation.
In Jasper Park Alberta the high peak formerly called Mount Geille at 11 088 feet is re named Mount Edith Cavell in recognition of Nurse Edith Cavell during wartime remembrance.
The text notes that trout feed with their heads upstream as current carries food to them. It suggests anglers fish upstream to avoid alerting wary fish and to improve success. The guidance emphasizes patience and positioning to stay ahead of rising water and the fish’s feeding response.
The Michigan Conservation Commission announced a spring rule update prohibiting vending and peddling in all state parks until April 1, 1932. The posted rules forbid destruction of park property, firearms in parks, littering, improper conduct, and require leash control for dogs.
The notice lists camping permits required in state parks, time limits of seven days on select counties and sixteen days elsewhere, and bans on washing waste, camping without adults for youths, traffic on posted areas, and disorderly conduct in parks. It also specifies renewal requirements after permit expiry and general prohibitions to maintain park order.
Recent research underscores sun exposure as vital to human health and well being. Scientists emphasize harnessing solar rays more effectively to improve wellness and prevent conditions linked to vitamin D and circadian health.
The cave lies on Stulta, a tiny islet in the inner Hebrides off Scotland. Though not large, its natural architec ture and scenic beauty attract many visitors to the site.
Several scientists contributed to the discovery of liquid air including the five Poles Sigmund Wroblewski and Karl Olszewski who on April 8, 1883 in Cracow produced a few drops of liquid air. French scientists Cailletet and Pictet conducted similar experiments that year.
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