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The fragment notes a man in San Francisco with spats, described in a telephone voice but the text is garbled and unclear about context or event.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
6
The fragment notes a man in San Francisco with spats, described in a telephone voice but the text is garbled and unclear about context or event.
A home remedy to clean nickel items uses equal parts liquid ammonia and alcohol blended with whitening to form a paste. Apply with a cloth, cover tarnished areas until dry, then polish with a soft cloth for shine.
In Lapland a newborn daughter receives a rein deer from her father as her sole inheritance. The tradition ties a girl's fortune to the animal, marking her future status and freedom in the community.
Guidance warns against forceful trumpet blows to avoid damaging the eardrums. The handkerchief should be loose below the nose, and blowing should be done with one nostril at a time to prevent excessive air pressure. Hygela.
Wm. Tanner purchased a Dort car last week. Harmie Emens is building an addition on his house. S. Jarman is working for him. Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder of Detroit visit Sydney Coloskeys with Elam Seymour and wife and their son Donald and Mrs. Robert Arthur and Arthur Snyder. Frances Davis left for Florida and other states for winter work.
John Sears to Shepherd Monday. Raymond Nash from Mt. Pleasant visited his parents at Windover Lake over the weekend. C H Kellogg of Bannister stayed at Hearts Desire cottage Wednesday to Saturday.
Rosebush hosts a full day Sunday School convention on October 30 with a noon pot luck and evening evangelistic services led by Col Campbell. Notables include G Garnard Supt Mt Pleasant Supt Padgett Indian School Miss Rockenbach Lansing Evangelist Erskine and others. Evening services feature growth sermon by Mrskine and a union service with Indian musicians.
Local notes list a steady flow of visitors and residents from Clare Cadillac Detroit Alma and St Louis. Names include Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson Mrs Calkins and niece Mrs Brown Mrs Mead Gordon and many others staying at cottages and enjoying week long stays and outings. Several private trips for employment hunting and family visits are noted.
A reader recalls a light moment during a general knowledge exam where a pupil defined a volcano as a mountain with a hole in the top and the creator smoking seen through it, as reported by the London Post.
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