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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
2
A note stresses deep and correct breathing as vital, claims breathing outranks food for brief survival, citing the possibility to survive many days without food but only seconds without air, urging disciplined breathing practice.
The passage of millions of volts between a charged cloud and the earth creates a bright, white hot bolt. The atmosphere acts as a poor conductor, offering resistance that shapes the discharge we see as lightning.
Oscar Grow cautions that late summer and fall droughts threaten geese as grass becomes tough and indigestible. He urges supplementing pasture with corn field forage and second growth crops, while noting a frost period may trigger goose septicemia or cholera with high losses.
Summer eggs depend on protein mash pasture shade and water. Limit grain by feeding only in the evening to keep hens hungry for mash and ensure ample hopper space for five hens per foot. Place hoppers where birds gather and move to orchard shade if the house is stuffy.
The laying house should be thoroughly cleaned before autumn. Remove interior fixtures, sweep walls, clear litter and dirt from the floor. Prepare disinfectant, saturate surfaces, dry in sunlight, then replace fixtures and spread clean sand and straw ready for next week’s pullet placement.
Joe Clark sold his jambs to Mathew Scott. Sunshine club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cook on October 21. Ladies tied a comforter for Mrs. Crawford and held a fruit shower for her with nineteen quarts of fruit a pint and a half of Jelly. Dinner served to 56. A car from Lake joined in the afternoon bringing fruit for Mrs. Crawford. Fred Sowle and Frank Thomas helped Ray Clark pull beans. Hunting season began with colder weather and a snow storm in the air. Will Sowle bought onions carrots and beets from Bob Scott on Sunday. Alf May has corn husking underway. Helen Brown visited school Thursday.
Beatrice Myers and family spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Myers. Norman Myers visited with Dale Boner on Sunday. Several families gathered near Mt Pleasant including the Riggens Myers and Hutchinsons. Our teacher Miss Davis attended a Lansing institute. Mrs A Hutchinson and two children stayed with her parents F M Myers. Norman Chester and Pearl Myers attended a Clare Gladwin ball game Friday. L W Sunday and wife visited from Hastings with F M Myers. Visitors at W E H Myers home included Emery Morton and family plus A Chatterton and relatives. Mrs J P Myers and her son Jay planned a Cleveland trip. Rexall 1 cent sale ends Saturday night.
Windover Lake reports a sequence of visits and arrivals. Tony Achard of Clare hosts a hunting party including Roy Woodruff and Jerry Weber from Detroit. Several travelers from Bay City Detroit and Shepherd winter near the Achards and at Little Cranberry Lake.
A cozy model for school wear emphasizes warmth as the first essential. The coat is a distinctly cold weather design with a convertible collar shielding most of the face and roomy pockets for storage.
A fragment discusses mash feeding for chicks and the importance of a balanced diet. It notes delaying feeding for 48 hours after hatching, calcium from oyster shell for eggshells, and animal protein sources like meat meal or dried milk as essential for laying hens.
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