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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
5
Numerous local residents report illnesses and health updates. Travel, visits, and family movements fill the week with relatives in Flint Detroit Saginaw Gladwin and Clare. Memorials and farewells accompany a community obituary and neighbors’ gatherings.
The listing outlines church events led by Branch President R. B. McGuire. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Social service at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Women’s Department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m.
On Sept 16 Mrs Hurd will speak. A straw vote will determine preferred service hours for church members and regular attendees. Mrs Bingham, Benevolences secretary, must receive all subscriptions to benevolences hospital World Service etc immediately.
Pastor Mrs Henry House leads Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00 with Evening Service at 7:30 Regular services continue. Because of the death of Barbara Onalee Smith the young people's meeting was postponed and will be held next Sunday night Prayer meeting is Tuesday at 8:00 at the church.
An ancient round tower, remaining from Seton palace twelve miles from Edinburgh, is to be relocated to a safer site. The structure blocks the road and, if not moved, would face demolition after the castle’s decline in the eighteenth century. Seton palace burned by the English during Mary Queen of Scots childhood and later hosted her and Bothwell after Darnley’s murder.
Walter shows a subtraction problem to his father asking if it’s right. The father notes past ease with subtraction, reflecting on how it seems harder now. An unrelated ad line for fire, tornado and automobile insurance appears: Doherty’s, city’s oldest agency.
Farwell hosts the ninth annual Auld Lang Syne reunion at Richmond hall with about ninety attendees. The evening includes a banquet, songs, a Psalm, speeches by Dan Rowe and others, a memorial for deceased members, a piano monologue, and a play by the Flint group. Members come from multiple cities, and Illness briefly affects Less Leonard.
A Chicago Motor Club bulletin urges motorists to gather evidence after crashes. It stresses documenting scene details, taking photos or sketches, noting weather and road conditions, collecting witness information, and securing repair bills as proof for court. It warns against relying on friendly drivers.
A Chicago lab test shows an engine at 20 mph with worn plugs yields 20.6 hp, while a fresh set reads 23.4 hp. The piece traces horsepower to Watt and Boulton comparing draft horse work, noting a horse lifts 380 pounds over 100 feet in a minute, equating to 33,000 pounds foot per minute.
A solemn procession of monks from various orders attended the Forum in Rome near the feast of Santa Francesca Romana, sprinkling holy water on cars parked in the plaza. The group then moved to the Church of Santa Maria for a pontifical mass.
Popular Science Monthly advises using an oilcloth cover to keep starter batteries free of dirt and moisture. It suggests cutting openings for cables, adding snaps, and wiping the top with ammonia to prevent creeping acid and corrosion, preserving the battery in near new condition.
A mix of motor notes from 1910s era media covers ideas on heating Sierra highways by steam to melt snow, a Colorado driver literacy test with a Stop Look and Listen question, hog belt claims of Illinois Indiana Ohio, Peru’s ban on automatic lighters, Tokio driving licenses requiring a full day, and an Ottawa brake inventor creating a device to prevent windshield impact.
The daily hog ration varies by age and weight. Newborns should receive four to six pounds of skim milk per pound of corn. Pigs 50 to 100 pounds get two and a half to three pounds of skim milk per pound of corn. Pigs 100 to 150 pounds get two to two and a half pounds per pound of corn. Over 200 pounds receive one to one and a half pounds per pound of corn. Old sows need even less skim milk.
The text discusses rape crop yields, advising 15 to 20 shotes per acre, rest periods for pasturing, and avoiding coarse growth. It notes rotating small patches ten days apart and using mixed crops like rape with oats in northern states as a common combination for pasture management.
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