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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
15
The Sentinel highlights gullible ads for easy money and warns against mail order bargains while presenting an honest view of Clare Public Schools crowding. It calls voters to consider a bond issue to relieve conditions and cautions against risky home and distant ads.
Agricultural engineer B F Cargill of Michigan State University explains how to make a practical wire brush from scrap materials. Wrap several strands of screen on a 36 inch piece, roll tight, tie with smooth wire, and insert one end into a jar cap to form a handle.
A brief on cutting oils cites B F Pegill Michigan State extension advice to thin white lead sulfur base oil for threading Rand machines. Canada dominates newsprint nickel and asbestos output, ranking sixth among industrial nations. Eyeglasses may correct reading difficulties due to vision defects. Rome’s Colosseum, completed in AD 80 by Titus, opened with gladiator battles.
Mabel Virtue Bradley born February 2 1885 in Bowmahville Ontario died August 29 1957 at her son’s home aged 72 funeral held at the Adventist Church with Elder Robert J Kachenmeister officiating Thurston Funeral Home in charge burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery relatives from Saginaw and Mt Pleasant attended Menominee?
Michigan State University specialist Jessie Marion advises planning by room size traffic lighting and furniture style. In small rooms solid colors with simple textures feel spacious. large rooms suit patterns or carved effects. with rugs edges should stay within eight to twelve inches of walls. quality carpet resists traffic and soil.
The Inland Sea of Japan holds more islands than any similar body of water, with estimates showing a 250 mile length containing numerous isles. While navigating distant objects, visual effort drops for cowboys farmers hunters and climbers, whereas accountants and librarians may experience more eye strain.
Mary Kroodsma of Michigan State University outlines four changes as meat heats color shifts from red to brown fat and liquids blend as proteins coagulate and connective tissue gelatinizes. She notes tender cuts need less moisture and time while tough cuts require slow moist cooking to tenderize through gelatinization.
Practical tips from Mrs. Ruth Kettunen of Michigan State University help homemakers ease ironing. Fold and store non essential items, choose wrinkle resistant fabrics, and use an adjustable board. Iron with relaxed motions and avoid over dampness to reduce fatigue.
Markers section notes progress compared with other states at a similar development stage. Fifteen thousand copies of History Along Michigan's Highways issued, with four thousand more to be distributed by the Michigan State Highway Department.
A schedule of local community events and meetings including Teen Town promoters at Clare High School on September 17 at 7 30 pm. Also Lucky Club gathering September 23 hosted by Mrs Fern Wright and Congregational Church Circle I planning for annual bazaar. PTA and WCTU meetings announced plus Mt Vernon Grange activities and Pilgrim Fellowship activities for ninth graders.
Warren Off highlights corn silage as a profitable feed for beef cattle with yields of 10 to 18 tons per acre and up to 200 per acre. John Doeth of Michigan State University notes Huff’s approach using high fertility, soil improvement, and a straight corn rotation to raise 1,000 head of fat cattle. The August 20 tour showcases Huff’s silage system, storage, labor efficiency, and plans for deep plowing and green manures to lift yields.
A church in New Orleans saw a 44 percent jump in attendance following the installation of an air conditioning unit. The report notes broader industrial links to energy use and chemical production.
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