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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
7
A troubled woman contemplates secrecy and manipulation as she conflicts with Hugh and Dan. She recalls a night of intimate restraint, suspects Hugh’s presence, and seeks an ally in Cun while plotting to manage the fallout. The scene shifts with talk of deception and looming confrontation.
Corrie confesses to Dorrie that she told Hugh about their affair. Dan worries about alimony and complications with Joan and the town. Corrie hinges on being with Dan while he fears the risks, and they plan to think and keep contact minimal as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Charles Dickens crosses the Atlantic aboard the Britannia, Cu nard Line’s first steamship, during the mid nineteenth century voyage to America.
A druggist promotes Seid O-Litz as a two step laxative that clears acids and poisons in one hour. It claims relief from stomach gas headaches and constipation, plus improved kidney function and energy. The ad urges readers to buy now with a guaranteed outcome and lists Clare Drug Co as the source.
The Michigan Department of State reports 15 to 25 percent of license applications are returned for correction delaying processing. Secretary Atwood notes 300 to 500 of 3000 to 5000 daily forms are sent back, delaying issuance about 20 days and doubling when resubmitted. Common errors include mismatched name spelling and incomplete question answers.
Local households report weekend visitors across Farwell, Clare, Vernon, and Mt. Pleasant. Names include the Waddingtons of Farwell, the Bergeys and Harshs at various homes, plus relatives from Flint Sag inaw Coleman and Mt. Pleasant.
A Clave Sentinel liner is slated for SHU-Try next week with details pending and no further information available in the fragment.
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