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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
3
Notice in Harrison Michigan informs creditors of Julius Hunt deceased that four oaths from October 21 1927 are allowed to present claims to the Clare Probate Court. Claims must be filed by February 18 1928 and will be heard February 21 1928 at ten in the forenoon. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs the notice.
An old advertisement from Red Front Cash and Carry at 509 McEwan Street promotes trade soon. It lists items such as Kellogg’s flakes 20c per pack, Shredded Wheat 10c, Pork and Beans 25c, French’s mustard 25c, large canned peaches and pears, Pineapple 10 bars P&G soap Crisco and cooking fats with prices ranging to $3.00. Open evenings under Fred M. Morgan.
A reflective quotation by David Thorean compares human tenderness to the delicate care given to fruit blossoms. It cautions that people often fail to treat themselves and others as gently as natural beauty warrants.
The article offers spring cooking tips focusing on parsnips prepared in buttered simmering and whole boiled methods. It stresses color balance in meals and salads, advising crisp textures from celery or apples and keeping the dominant flavor true to the main ingredient like veal, not disguising it as something else.
The piece discusses cold prevention by improving blood quality through diet and digestion. It urges avoiding heavy foods in heat, favoring vegetables rich in minerals and vitamins, and explains meat processing to retain juices. It notes overworked vitality lowers resistance to infections and promotes mucous response to colds.
The article notes a vogue for separates in autumn fashion with velvet and tweed. It highlights the fur neckpiece as a necessary luxury, with white fox favored for young girls and colored foxes like platinum and beige used in scarfs to complement black velvet jackets and tweed sweater suits.
A novelty shoulder butterfly makes its autumn style debut in silk and hand painted finishes with marines and feath ers options. Tinsel gauze butterflies suit evening wear. Complementing the décolletage are chiffon flowers with long fluttering petals that veil the shoulder.
The elegance theme in a boudoir setting is captured with a stunning negligee robe worn by Mar cell Daly. The striking design uses gleaming gold and silver brocade, reflecting inspired craft and high fashion in a cinematic moment.
Daddy tells Nick and Nancy about sparrows sharing crumbs and a fight over a big crumb. An old leader sparrow stops the brawl, scolds the birds for selfishness, and the others vow to stop fighting and be content.
Jack wove a small mat as a gift for his mother. She thanks him, then says it could be neater. Jack replies that he did not want it to look as though a girl had made it.
A three year old named Kenneth mispronounces slang he overhears from brothers while exploring the kitchen. He spills jelly on the floor and explains his words use to his father with a sequence of mistaken exclamations.
The dialogue shows Max and Arthur discussing a thought reading attempt. Max asks if Arthur would lend $500 for the town fund on the first of next month, and Arthur questions the feasibility while Max presses for the loan. The exchange reflects a push for financial help and curiosity about the thought process.
A playful dialogue shows a child declaring a profound discovery to a parent. The reveal centers on the paradox that the heavy end of a match is the light end, a clever twist on perspective.
A witty lament in verse about a boastful figure who constantly seeks attention and leans on flippant flair, hinting at a recurring character celebrated for bravado and theatrics. The poet casts a skeptical eye on such showmanship and its appeal.
All in One Spot humor shows a man adjusting to marriage. The newly married friend explains happiness at home improves overall mood despite lingering misery inside the house.
A finicky customer at a seed store cannot decide between options. He wants a cheerful garden this year. The clerk replies with a playful suggestion to plant tumbleweeds and Mexican jumping beans.
A show girl joked about dodging age questions by splitting the difference. She told the manager she was seventeen after being asked if she was twenty-two or twenty-four, provoking amused reactions among fellow performers.
Dealer quips the rug is good only in spots while the customer notes its spotted appeal. The exchange highlights wit over a leopard skin item.
A fragmentary line hints at a sentimental note about friendship and car related debt. The phrasing resembles a poem fragment with nostalgic tone and missing full context. No verifiable event or人物 identified.
Senator Sorghum laments aviation growth and warns it creates sudden heroes. He questions objections while a Washington Star quote notes rhetoric outpacing figures and concerns about the impact of rapid flight on public opinion.
A lawyer cites a hypothetical April incident where the client could have stolen an iron bar from the prison shop and struck the warden but did not. The exchange presents the defense’s argument for clemency based on non-commission of violence.
Dialogue shows a prisoner replying that he has appeared in a police court before twenty years ago and that since then he has been in prison, as the magistrate asks where he has been during that time.
A salesman presents a novel combo unit to a Mrs Dudley Humph by claiming any furniture can double as a smoking stand while a Mrs Dudley dismisses the idea as not new.
Reported playful exchange features a seven year old and mother discussing a classroom incident. The dialogue humorously notes that no single head led the group as the children followed their leader, prompting a reflection on guidance.
The request asks for a synonym for hold up and proposes terrible substitutes like suspenders, but the preferred term remains hold up as a verb meaning to delay or obstruct or to rob.
A Reno educator and official faced questions over an embezzlement scandal. He proclaimed integrity and urged continued trust while avoiding further probe.
The text describes Confucius as a sage revered for two millennia in China not a religious founder. It credits him with shaping Chinese philosophy by selecting core ideas and forming a cult centered on five cardinal virtues: righteousness knowledge sincerity politeness and discrimination of good. Temples sprang up in his honor and his sayings were widely taught in schools.
Most orchids in Burma grow with effort and attention though a rare scent variant called tazin, traded at Christmas in Rado goon, blooms in marshalling markets. It flowers in malaria zones during the tiger mating season and is sought by Burmese buyers, valued by weight in silver.
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