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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
5
The 1931 Michigan Legislature enacted an oleomargarine and butter substitutes act. It requires licenses for sale and bans certain substitutes. penalties range from fines to imprisonment. If approved, it becomes law. if rejected, the act does not take effect. The measure is on the ballot as Proposal No. 8, with details on licensing fees and enforcement.
A condensed guide to the amendments on the November 8 1932 ballot listing eight items from liquor control and taxation to reapportionment and voter eligibility. It explains voting Yes or No for each amendment and urges premarking a card to vote by number.
A German scientist identifies fatigue as caused by a specific poison and reports isolating it and preparing an antitoxin that appears to boost energy. The claim suggests improved vitality after treatment, pending verification.
An old advertisement touts Allenru as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago. It guarantees a refund if no results and promises relief within 48 hours after taking one bottle for 85 cents.
A reader column invites brief submissions to share views on daily questions. Authors may sign with names and addresses while keeping content concise due to space limits.
The speaker argues that true liberty ends where another’s rights begin and urges voting on November 8 to curb government overreach. He contrasts false liberty with responsibility, cites Romans on not stumbling others, and warns that rising public payrolls and taxation imperil property and democracy.
A letter to the editor from a former Clare resident urges voters to seek leadership change at the state level amid an economic downturn. The writer criticizes tax burden and public welfare issues, calling for action at the polls and highlighting a growing fiscal crisis in Michigan.
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