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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
5
Sunbrite Cleanser, sardines in oil two for sale, Calumet Baking Powder four for, seedless raisins, salted peanuts two pounds, Light House jam two pounds small can, large can tomatoes. Prices 9¢ 19¢ 27¢ 15¢ 21¢ 29¢.
During World War II and beyond women volunteers knit hospital garments and over 2,500 surgical dressings last year. Chapters stockpile dressings and layettes for disasters, while Motor Corps and Canteens answer thousands of calls and feed refugees. More than 40,000 Christmas bags are sent annually to soldiers abroad.
Leading church figures call for wide Red Cross membership in the annual Roll Call. Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore asks for an extension to enroll every adult American and to list children by parents. Francis J. McConnell of the Federal Council urges fullest church cooperation nationwide.
Red Cross volunteers transcribe popular and scientific works into Braille. At Evergreen hospital blind WWI veterans helped begin the effort, now 1 165 transcribers produced 442 titles in 1 849 volumes or 175 000 Braille pages last year. Most go to the Library of Congress and public libraries, with some for schools for the blind or individual scholars. Support comes from the annual Hall Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day.
Army Navy and Alabama National Guard planes delivered twenty five tons of supplies from the American Red Cross to flood refugees isolated in four southeastern states. They flew about fifty missions daily delivering medicine food clothing and blankets. Naval aviators logged 145 flights totaling around 15000 miles during the period, aiding communities cut off by flood waters.
Ohio State University extension poultry specialists advise using flock history as the first factor in culling. If production has been high all year, culled birds will clearly show poor performance. if production has faltered due to parasites or poor care, address conditions first to let good birds prove themselves.
The article explains remedies to remove mites and lice from hens. It mentions sodium fluoride as a drug to apply to birds and Black Leaf 40 paint for perches. Emphasizes disinfecting nests roosts and droppings to control pests and protect egg production.
The text describes similar feeding for young ducks and geese, emphasizing warmth and dryness. It prescribes four to five meals daily with a soft mash made of yellow corn meal, bran, red dog flour, plus 10 percent meat scraps and 1 percent fine sand, mixed with water or milk to a moist but not sloppy consistency, fed every two to three hours for two weeks.
Raising good chicks drives profits and requires proper care. Overcrowding, dirty housing, and poor soil harm chick health and survival. With diligence and correct practices, farmers can produce strong, healthy chicks and better results.
Turkeys rising in Colorado with six new turkey marketing associations forming across the state. Growers aim for a statewide pool as profits from last year’s western pools were strong, prompting expansion to handle this year’s crop.
The article notes that in warmer regions fowls prefer to roost in trees or on door roosts but severe weather will drive them indoors. It emphasizes that storms, snow, or heavy rain are the main issues for hens and recommends a scratching shed to shelter birds from wind and keep them busy all day.
Twenty five new reading books purchased for Latin sight reading called Julia This material. Seniors will present The Whole Town's Talking for their flags play December eleventh. English 12 studies The Tempest. Fifth Grade welcomes Dorothy Gerren back from Wilson school. Armistice day poem The Flag of the U. S. A. focus. Spelling winners listed with perfect attendance days noted. Mrs Halden ill replaced by Miss Gerow and Mrs Doris Ann Bicknell. Doll house papered and furnished by students. new easel and sand table depicting England Holland and America. Pilgrims Indians and first Thanksgiving studied. seven pupils had 100 percent in spelling.
Detroit traffic authorities test two unusual warning devices including a skull and crossbones illuminated in neon red for safety zones and an amber reflector powered dummy figure with responsive lights. A flexible rubber Indy statue with waist and hem reflectors can be knocked over and return upright quickly.
A list of prices including 1 lb tea siftings 8 lb Phil's Special Coffee 25 lb Betty Jane flour 25c to 90c, dairy butter good quality flour, pancake flour, Canvass gloves 14c to 1.05. Trade at Your Own Store promotions appear alongside.
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