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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
7
A tea courier guides a boy and girl toward the House of Secrets revealing that leadership comes from cooperation. The duo recalls a night of quarrels and separation, learns to discuss choices, and embraces teamwork to reach their next adventure.
Rev. Father James Gregory Doherty, pastor of St. Vincent's Detroit, Michigan, is elevated to the rank of monsignor in the papal household.
Officials from the Mexican department of commerce and industry and the supreme court barred Tezas Co from asserting oil land rights claimed before May 1, 1917. The ruling halts the company from asserting prewar concessions.
Washington announces the appointment of Dr J R A Crossland a Negro from St Joseph Missouri as a special expert in the veterans bureau to look after the interests of Negro soldiers and sailors entitled to benefits under relief laws.
The interstate commerce commission approved an 8 million dollar government loan to the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. The funds will be used to meet maturing indebtedness and for improvements.
The New York Court of Appeals, by a five to three vote, struck down the state soldier bonus act as unconstitutional for violating Article VII section 1 of the state constitution which bans pledging state credit for private benefit.
During seven years of commercial operation through the Panama Canal ending August 14, 13 416 vessels made the transit. The total tonnage of these ships reached 45 869 942 tons and cargo totaled 61 578 920 tons of 2240 pounds.
The Swiss government, at Spain's request, extended the permit for former Emperor Charles of Austria to stay in Switzerland until October. The original permit required him to depart by September 1.
Detroit police detain Margaret Middleton after she fled a hotel with only a sheet, entering a Gratiot Avenue garage. Held for investigation as authorities pursue an alleged Toledo drug peddling charge.
Chicago The Duncan sisters musical comedy stars refuse to marry for the next 16 years under a new contract with New York impresario Charles Dillingham citing business reasons. The clause bars matrimony to protect their art and careers. Bergdoll Sub's Body Greeted in Philadelphia Crowds salute the coffin of Rus sell Gross drafted to replace Grover Bergdoll. He died Oct 26 1918 after nine battles.
Minneapolis police identified the body of a man shot by a patrolman during an attempted robbery as Henry Hankings, a noted safe blower and inventor of an electric burglar alarm system widely used in Iowa state offices. The device helped police locate him after the crime.
The honeymoon trip of Edwin C. Simpson and his wife from Cleveland ended when their car was demolished by a southbound interurban near Chippewa Lake. Mr. Simpson was killed instantly and his wife died minutes later. The couple had wed on August 2 and were touring the estate on their honeymoon.
Miss Inez Hatch, 46, of Toledo, bit a Pittsburgh conductor when he refused a transfer before payment. Passengers reacted with laughter and groans as the woman was locked in and later taken to police headquarters on a technical charge.
A fragment from a 19th century lesson blending homily and recipes. Dean Stanley quotes on idle hands and virtue, then provides recipes for station Round Steak with macaroni and Jerlied fruit Salad with gelatin, pineapple, tokay grapes, and a lettuce garnish.
The snippet cites Billa Wheeler Wiccz and defines character as the cultivation and practical use of the highest human qualities. It notes this as a quotation under a 1921 Western Newspaper Union credit.
A series of family friendly recipes for week night meals. Bacon with corn and milk gravy paired with prune pudding and a cheese sauce poached egg dish offer thrifty options. Also included is a quick peanut butter tomato ketchup sandwich filling.
Mrs. Gertrace owes and 5908 Thowee of Farwell framed Thursday. They returned home Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Gail Friday September 2. Howard Amacson Geo Sail Clare caring for her. Lyne Davison end childrenm of Lamsging spent Sunday with Mire A Besett. They returned to Farwell Sunday. Many from here attended the celebration at Farwell Labor Day and some at Evert. Mr Glacer Schermerborna very low at this writing.
Mrs R Leask entertained her father mother and sister from Detroit Mrs Jane Mogg of Coleman and wav caller in town Tuesday Robert Welch and family of Saginaw are visiting at L E Welch home Jobo Mann and Arno Walters drilling gun well for H Cotton of Sheridan Co D Gauthier and Mitten Skyring to Farwell on Monday Dewey Beacon to Lansing Thursday for a few days
Mr and Mrs H Loomis and family visited at the Dave Bolen home near Stevengon's Lake. Miss Eliot from Crystal Valley returned missionary from India gave an engaging talk at church Sunday afternoon. She dressed two young ladies in native Indian attire and displayed embroidery pieces. School opened last Monday with forty pupils. Jos Drake and family of Minnesota visited last week. The schoolhouse has been painted and redecorated with plans for a new well. The youth plan a play on September 14. Remember the date.
Mr and Mrs Jay Clots hosted Sunday guests from Legipaw and Grand Ledgs with Bernice Allen and Mrs B N Cotton visiting. School began Tuesday with Mrs Glen Strouse teaching while Homer Likes funeral was noted and attended by Trey and others. Edith Kietiec and Geraldine Hampton resumed schooling in Clare.
The fragment lists residents and locations such as Dafele Greckart at the Brakd and Mire. Gien Strouse at Qoleaville plus mail carrier Frank Brown on Route 2. References vacation, church attendance, and a Labor Day excursion by a local plumber family from here to Farwell.
Jaman Baxter of New Jersey touts RAT SNAP as essential for rats in barns. He claims annual use around 2300 dollars and savings of about 8909 dollars on chickens eggs and feed. The product is sold in 25 cent cakes by Floyd Kirkpatrick with a guarantee.
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