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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
8
The article notes that knowledge of the ancient disease helps prevent tuberculosis deaths. It highlights a two thirds decline in the death rate over thirty years and cites the Michigan Tuberculosis Association and affiliated groups.
A notice from The Clare Sentinel urges readers to place Christmas card orders by December 10 to ensure timely delivery for the holiday. The brief item emphasizes early ordering and specifies the deadline.
Local notice promotes Clare Sentinel as a fast way to find desired goods or services. Encourages readers to use the paper to reach buyers or sellers efficiently, highlighting broad reach and prompt responses.
Newport Vermont farmers Mr and Mrs Joseph Rondeau run a 300 acre farm on the Canadian border. Their 50 milking cows yield 700 quarts daily for 350 Boston families. Of their 18 children 12 survive and 11 help at dawn to milk the herd.
Horace Joyner returns from Bruce Wisconsin. Mrs F C Sanford and son visit Mt Pleasant. Mrs J S Bicknell and Nathan Shepherd visit Clare relatives. Miss B Louise Bruske visits from Saginaw. Saginaw valley coal aids city during wood famine. October deaths total eight in Clare County with several towns listed. A cold wave hit Michigan with 40 degree drop and a November snow flurry.
The Tri County Health Unit outlines its early detection program for tuberculosis with clinics planned at Harrison Farwell and Glare Schools on December 6 1938. It explains symptoms warranting testing and notes follow up chest X rays by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association for those testing positive.
A sequence of social events in Harrison and Frost township highlights include Miss Carr hosting a dinner at Beals Tip Top Restaurant, Miss Clarabelle Mead entertaining at home, and a Four H girls club game and prize event. Regional residents attend meetings, son and coworker visits, and holiday plans amid school and church activities.
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