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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
3
A Michigan gasoline dealer submits a 17489 check for tax on kerosene blended into gasoline amid an audit. Investigators traced non taxable distillate purchases, 500 gallon dump incident, and 15 percent blend, with possible license revocation and referral to federal authorities.
In 1932 readers note a shift from fading sunburn to preserving bronze tones. Office workers seek sunlit breaks and rooftop exposure increases. New products emphasize preventing irritation while keeping tan, signaling changing beauty standards and affection for sun kissed skin.
Claude Hardy translated Erasmus on etiquette notes that cracking eggshells is an old good manners show. He cites a 1618 view condemning cleaning shells with fingernails or tongue and recommending a knife for decency.
An older, far more experienced candidate who is married seeks the prosecutor post. Political adviser comments note the seasoned background and personal stability as key advantages in a competitive race.
Local residents and visitors gather for theatre outings Labor Day and other events. Names include the Scotts Muirs Somervilles and Mahan family with trips to Saginaw Cadillac Big Rapids and Jackson. School opens with full enrollment and teachers Howell and C F Howell.
George P Vierheller argues in St Louis Zoological Gardens that captive young animals need pampering and scientific diets. Yannah the baby gorilla requires a varied bill of fare, including ground beef milk fruit graham crackers vegetables eggs tea malt molasses and cod liver oil as vitamins guarded against primal instincts.
Fort Bragg hunter Frank Taate traps live wildcats in the mountains and ships them to San Francisco. The older Chinatown residents believe eating wildcat flesh grants courage and strength, giving Taate a unique occupation.
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