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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1926

Page

3

Poultry House Design Emphasizes Comfort and Ventilation

University of Illinois expert W A Foster argues that a simple dry well ventilated poultry house with ample roost and feed space, fresh air and sunlight, and a southern exposure boosts bird health and farm value. Open front designs require sensible use to avoid drafts while modern systems advance but are not foolproof.

W. A. Foster Farm Mechanics Department College of Agriculture University of Foster Biddy

Milk Powder Remedy for Little Chick Diseases

California agricultural experiment station reports a 40 percent dry skim milk diet protects baby chicks from coccidiosis and boosts growth. In trials, inoculated groups without dry milk saw 23.8 percent mortality versus 2.3 percent with dry milk. growth was 25 percent faster with powdered milk.

California Agricultural Experiment Station

Poultry Health and Winter Laying Tips

Poultry experts urge easy care for hens to stay healthy through winter. Early hatched chicks begin laying in fall and can be productive by winter. Clean fluffy feathers aid sale of pillow fillings. disinfect incubators with creosote or carbolic acid to destroy tubercular organisms. Sunlight and vitamins boost egg production. wheat and oats supply protein but lack carbohydrates, so balance needed to prevent losses and mortality among pullets.

Cassowary Recites Odd Meal Tale To Brush Turkey Clique

The Cassowary recounts a bizarre feast before the Brush Turkeys, boasting a blue neck and red tie, dramatic yawns, and a huge beak. He claims to have eaten a baseball and a door knob as courses, illustrating his claimed digestion and marketing prowess.

Brush Turkey Cassowary

Cheese as a versatile protein in old recipe notes

The article catalogs cheese based dishes including Stuffed Potatoes With Cheese Hot Cheese Sandwiches Pittsburg Potatoes Rice Baked With Cheese and Charleston Muffins. It describes steps, ingredients and baking methods highlighting cheese as a waste free meat substitute and a flavorful staple.

Pittsburg Charleston

Date recipes and a note on democracy in nursery schooling

A 1926 Western Newspaper Union feature extols good sense and social cohesion in youth, then provides date based recipes. It describes date laden dishes from date sandwiches to date bread and date pudding, with notes on ingredients and preparation methods.

Little Alice Refuses Aton cash at church visit

A reader recounts a child named Alice politely declining a large plate of money offered by an aunt after a church visit. The exchange shows courtesy and self control in a domestic scene.

Alice

How the Elephant Walks

A reader notes a child recounting a visit to a show with an elephant. The message captures Mamta’s exclamation and Marge’s description of the animal’s tall presence and its cautious steps during the return from the event.

Mamta Margie Tek Ward Itis

Neighborhood Correspondence Details Local Visits and School Close

Local notes recount a school closed last week with a picnic. Teachers’ mother Mrs Arthur Johnson and Grace Gaddy assist Mrs Sut ton. Mildred Dunkin helps Mrs Ickes. Albert Lewis from Indiana, brother of Mrs Robinett, arrived by motorcycle. Several hundred sheep to shear nearby.Visits by Carl Bauers Laurence Robinett and families to Emmet Sutton. Gus Williams family and L Brown of Clare visited F M Davis Vernon. Williams daughter Maxine visited Mrs Turbush and Clara M. who moved to Clare from Vernon township. Orrin Smith hosted guests with Marion Call helping. Viola Schaeffer finished a successful term south of Mt Pleasant and will teach next year there with higher pay.

Arthur Johnson Grace Gaddy B. Sutton Mildred Dunkin Ickes Albert Lewis Indiana Robinett Thia Carl Bauers Laurence Robinett Rosella Emmet Sutton Gus’Williams L. Brown Clare F. M. Davis Vernon Williams Maxine Jesse ‘Turbush Clara M Burd Orrin Smith Marion Call Viola. Schaeffer Mt. Pleasant

Cold Sunday in Hinkville highlights local visits

A quiet Sunday covers visits across Loomis and Farwell with Al and Sadie Purdy, Archie Thompson, Sadie Connors, Linnie Silverthorm and Mabel, plus Sally and Doris Isabell born to C Green. Warren Sparbel, in Lansing, visits family. trips to Detroit yield braces for girls.

al. Purdy Archie Thompson Loomis Sadie Connors Shepherd Wm. Hawkins Maxine Minnie Ellen Brown Saginaw John Mayer Detroit Warren Sparbel Lansing Joan Sparbel Harold Raymond Moline Linnie Silverthorm Mabel Flint F. Hinkle Wm. Russell Wm. Hess Arthur Johnson Bessie Boughton Cg, Green R. R. Feighner Clare A. Oliver Methodist Parsonage Farwell C. Green Doris Isabell GC. Green Jefferson Willey Washington, D. C

Windover Lake Residents Prepare For Summer as Season Nears

Ford Nixon returns home from Ithaca while L A Presley works near Clare for J Shaeffer. Windover residents host visitors, discuss building cottages and school plans. Families from Clare and Lansing visit, with plans to spend most of the summer at Windover.

Ford Nixon Ithaca L. A. Presley Clare J. Shaeffer Henry Mayenschien EB. A Lee Waters Little Bobbie St. Johns Pal O Mr. Waters Arley Azelborn John Homan Windover

Lake George Resort Notes Wind Through Local Visits

Monday business brings Harry Davis and Bi Austin to Glaré. Miller of Clare bought cattle in the neighborhood last week. Frank Newsom visited Mt Pleas ant on business. Toni Nichols and family from Shephard spent Sunday at their cottage. Harrison callers Wednesday included Wm Arnold, Harry Davis, H R Austin and Wimer Beard. J Bigelow came up from Shepherd Sunday. Mrs Ethel DuVall of Austin called on old friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Delling were

Harry Davis Bi Austin Mr. Miller Clare Frank Newsom Mt. Pleasant Toni Nichols Shepherd Harrison Wm. Arnold H.R. Austin Wimer Beard J. Bigelow Ethel DuVall Austin Old Friends Oscar Delling Pleasant Esther Luce Farwell Margaret Palmer Harry Kress Lake George Newton Kress Greenwood Grindstone Bridge Silvan Muskegon Marion Church Bridge Kord Edward Mussell Rosebush George Snider Frank Robison Duane Will Wilson St. Vernon Thomas Abbott Harl Colosky Gilmore Carl Major Flushing Belle Edick Lloyd Hdick Emmet Wood Flint Delam Wright Warren Heiser Roy Shumway Carl Spicer Dexter Frank Irwin Thomas Bolen Will Irwin Stevenson Lake Raymond Scott Lake Aaron Irwin Fred Irwin Thomas Bolén Frank Schoonover Clint Schoonover Agie Hutchinson Milo Myers Ruth Funnel Marguerite Irwin John Ott Alma Anton Billgren

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Picnics

The record lists numerous visits and gatherings across Clare Farwell and surrounding townships. Families like the Newsoms Kresses and Kwss are noted for picnics, church events, and visits, with extended kin reaching from Lake George to Flint. Casual travels to Harrison, Marion, and nearby farms are described, alongside health notes and a few illnesses.

Local Notes and Social Gleanings From Vernon Hill Area

Mrs M Buckley learns cousins Leola and Leola Mullican of Indianola Iowa accepted a two month engagement singing in London after their engagement with the Greenwich Village Follies in New York City. Harvey Skinner of Leota stays at the Gerren home. Kenneth Gerren injured his wrist Monday night. A motor trip to Coleman brought the Dowlands and Davis family to dinner with local residents.

M. Buckley Leola Leola Mullican Indianola Iowa Greenwich Village Harl Dowland Fred Davis Coleman Frank Burton Tim .Graves Jim Graves Ray Eaton James Leota

Economy Week At Red Front Cash And Carry Store

Advertising copy notes weekly economy week at the Elden Building McEwan Street. Offers include pink Alaska salmon eight cans 44 cents, P G soap three packs 39 cents, cornflakes twenty five cents, Canada Dry ginger ale three bottles fifty cents, peanut butter picnic size one pound 22 cents, oranges per dot twenty five cents, chocolate treats at fifteen cents per pound, and chocolate coated peg AtE clusters. Open evenings.

P&g

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Dsary Graham Bonner Ryt Tram Aware Wah Tiis Animal Western Newspaper Union West Grant Ice Windover Lake J. L. Heath Windover Club Heath Lake George Resort Shantung Rayons Hcl Eam Earl Dowland Ralph Stevens O. O. RF Andrew Irwin Lincoln Lillian Ott Walter Butts Homer Irwin Junior Anderson Ralph Stevenson James Carty Hazel Wheeler Owosso Henry Lines Bart Anderson Wilfred Klingerer Chicago Joe Verette Vernon Hill Cash and Carry Store Elden Building McEwan Street Fred M. Morgan
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