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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
2
A partially legible Harrison Michigan report describes a municipal candidate stuttering during a tax committee meeting on October 18. The speaker attempted to urge listeners to abolish a supposed “spenders” burden, but the remarks were marred by a stutter and unclear phrasing.
The text discusses mirage effects on hot roadbeds where pools appear and vanish as one approaches. It notes atmospheric heat layers bending light, and references John Wanamaker’s Philadelphia store lighting first with 28 arc lamps after Christmas 1878, astonishing observers.
Industrial plants report higher tardiness in December and March compared with other months, while arrival punctuality improves in the rest of the year. The time-recording data highlight December and March as months with the greatest lateness.
The Tower at 56 Broadway, begun in 1888 and finished in 1889 from Bradford Lee Gilbert’s plans, is cited as the first skyscraper. The Flatiron, built in 1902, and the Singer Building as well as the Metropolitan Life Tower, completed in 1910, mark early NYC tall structures including the Woolworth and Equitable projects.
Fragmentary aphorism from Pythagoras appears to discuss self command and liberty. The line questions who can be truly free when governed by their own disciplined mind. The text reflects ancient philosophy on autonomy and restraint.
Fragmentary lines reference Henry Ward Beecher and critique of fairness. The text appears as a partial quotation, lacking complete context, with scattered phrases about division unfairness and societal condemnation.
An interviewer asks for a formula for success and a farmer responds with a three horse twist. He cites horse power horse sense and horse manure as the key ingredients, delivered in a short rural humor exchange.
A reflective piece surveys centuries of education to note shifts away from rigid formal schooling. It critiques lingering Italian rococo and French eighteenth to early nineteenth century decorative influences shaping homes and classrooms.
Guidance on pig housing sanitation and care emphasizes dry absorbent bedding changed every few days, avoiding damp walls and mud holes, using shade and windbreaks, and proper wallows. It warns against stream wallows, promotes crude oil for dust and lice control, and highlights the McVican county system of swine sanitation to boost pig numbers and profits.
The article notes young stock gain weight cheaper with ample feed than with the mix ture. It warns pasture shortages and post weaning stunting, stressing rapid growth requires sufficient feed to build strong muscle.
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