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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
4
A guide on jelly making from historical notes explains the discovery of using fruit juice and sugar, the role of pectin, and proper proportions for clear firm jelly. It includes recipes for plum, blackberry, and strawberry jellies, plus tips on testing doneness and preserving with paraffin.
Wilbur Lower and others traveled from Gladwin Clare and nearby towns to attend a cousin Kid Stockwell’s funeral in Bowling Green Ohio last Tuesday. A Brown Corners donation truck from Rev. Stucky Detroit City Rescue Mission will collect items Friday. Several residents visit, hunt, or host guests throughout the week in Clare and surrounding towns.
Brand Snyder and Judd Blystone from Ann Arbor hunt deer with Glen Blystone and others from the community join in. Families and friends from Coleman Bard and Portland visited homes Sunday and Saturday, including Mrs Florence Robinett and grandson Jimmie, and Ray Gordon and the Newman and Strong families.
Members gathered Monday night for a productive meeting as plans were laid for winter activities. Seventy members attended and enjoyed a fine time.
A catalog from Yale University traces the first presidents of 18 colleges and universities from Princeton in 1747 to the University of Chicago in 1891, illustrating early leadership lineage in American higher education.
An Ottawa era sales blurb promotes Buckley’s Mixture triple acting cough medicine for bronchitis and tough old coughs. It claims rapid action loosening chest tightness, stopping coughing, and clearing bronchial passages, urging purchase at Clare Drug Company and other first class drug stores.
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