Faith in Self Drives Men and Women to Succeed
A motivational line asserts that success stems from faith in oneself and in the work pursued, urging belief in personal ability and commitment to the task.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
2
A motivational line asserts that success stems from faith in oneself and in the work pursued, urging belief in personal ability and commitment to the task.
A notice reminds readers of the Guild supper scheduled for next Wednesday evening. Details about time or location are unclear in the fragment.
Joseph Hudson, a Clare farmer and bank director, discovered the remains of a rough canoe he and a neighbor hewed out fifty years ago while clearing shore brush at his summer home on the lake. The canoe was built for fishing trips on the now productive waters of Loon Lake in the James Hill area. Hudson plans to preserve the artifact in his yard for display.
Vern Pope a 40 year old resident of Hersey was instantly killed last Friday afternoon when the truck he drove at the crossing east of Sears was struck by a Pere Marquette freight train. The truck bore a Highway Department license and wreckage suggests Pope failed to see the rain or was racing the train.
Clare High School announces its honor roll with seniors including Dave Ackerman Reva Derby Irene Des Ormeau Nettie Hachmuth Ver nie Holmes Donald Holbrook Altha Kidder Bernice McKinnon Rollin Shull Latra Thompson Lila Ulrich Juniors Arvilla Davis Mary Elden Betty Groves Bernice Groves Marion Horton Katheleen Osborn Acey Parker Charlotte Raymond Lowell Shull Sophomores Cecelia McKinnon Esther Dysinger Elsie Eberhardt June Mount Marie Gardon Ruth Jaine Shull Ruth Callitan Ruth Dawson Freshmen Bryan Gallagher Frances Greer Phyllis Wasson Sarah Bauer Victoria Mercer Altha Kidder earned all A's on her monthly report and the extra honor of straight A's.
The Tower at 50 Broadway, built 1888 to 1889 from Bradford Lee Gilbert plans, is cited as the first skyscraper. The Plathron building followed in 1902 and later structures include the Singer Building and Metropolitan Life, Woolworth and Equitable buildings completed by 1910s.
The text notes there is no fixed period between filing and patent issuance. It varies with the work involved and the patent office often runs months behind, causing letters patent to be issued only after a year or more.
First Grade students busy with a village project and a doll house remodel. Names listed for perfect attendance last month. Third Grade note Cecil Swanson moved away. Fourth Grade Beatrice Fall joined. maps of North America studied. Fifth Grade Verona Bowers arrived. Ruth Lanthert left for Algonac. Eighth Grade reports two rolls, with 27 to 6 success in literature and other subject scores.
The United States Rubber Company works with local tire dealers to retain home business and educate customers over eleven years. It supports dealer advertising, offers shared costs, and promotes tires of proven quality with full warranty at competitive prices versus mail order tires.
Clare and Shepherd high schools will debate in Clare on Friday evening November 19 1926. The topic is Resolved That the United States Government Should Own the Coal Mines. Michigan High School Debating League will stage 110 debates with 660 students across 220 schools as preliminaries.
A brief listing notes a sale at Johns Market with goods offered at 10 and 11 cents per unit. The teasing line promises a plain direct path to a good end, emphasizing brisk, simple value.
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