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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
3
A persuasive call urging residents to keep money at home to support local businesses and taxes, arguing that mall order houses drain circulation and harm town vitality. It stresses the benefits of a thriving town with high real estate values, good schools, lighting, and public services.
Ada Mancheater of Midland died May 26 3260 and funeral was held at Quaper Hall with burial in Lake Cemetery. Merrit Austin funeral held at Gleaner Hall May 13, in Beaverton area. Elder Burt led service and family and relatives mourn his loss. The column offers sympathy to Merrit Austin’s family and notes several local residents’ visits and travels.
Clear Creek Ranch Geo. Cosgrove of Clare spent Sunday at his home here. Cleo and Charlie Berry attended the dance at Lake Friday night. Wallie Harrington spent Sunday with his family in Temple. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Achard and son A. K. and family motored to Clare Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pettit. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. White and son Clayton of Cherry Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Cianade White of Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. Fiarth Cosgrove Sunday. Classified liners get quick results. Try ope.
The article claims sea serpents are real, numerous in tropical waters especially the Indian Ocean, and pose a dangerous threat to humans. It describes serpents as six to eight feet long, fierce, surface-swimming, and capable of violent attacks, with flat bodies supported by the lungs.
Randall Parrish known for virile characters and absorbing plots brings The Strange Case of Caverdish in serial form. The eminent American novelist, prolific and successful, excels in mystery romance and adventure, with early Western ties shaping his vivid narratives.
Old Mr. Grant hosts a New Year party for fairies gnomes and sprites in a icy cave. The Fairy Queen helps seat them as Six Story Tellers weave tales spinning yarns of princes princesses and ordinary folk through the afternoon.
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