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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
2
An electric sunlamp claims to tans skin three times faster than midsummer sun. Five minutes near the lamp reddens average skin at 24 inches, equating to 15 minutes under July Jersey shore sun. The lamp fits standard light sockets with an adjustable portable holder for aiming.
Reports show 2-4 dichlorophenoxyacetic acid herbicide kills weeds in grass plots lawns and pastures without damaging established grass. It controls dandelion plantain chickweed and other weeds while sparing blue grass and bent grasses. The chemical acts systemically across the plant destroying roots and all, with repeated applications needed for reseeding weed emergence.
Agriculture in the News surveys soybeans long history from 2838 B C. to present. It notes soybeans as a top farm crop and lists diverse uses from foods like shortening and soy milk to industrial products such as paints, plastics, and leather tanner applications.
Wartime poultry notes report distillers' dried grains and solubles are rich in B vitamins and can partly substitute dried milk in chick feed. Purdue experiments show six pounds of solubles replace five pounds of dried milk, offering an excellent supplement to the growing chick’s ration.
The local paper notes Pastor Krause led a gospel message on The Deceiver of the Nations at Gilmore Church of Christ last Sunday. Services resume next Sunday afternoon at Gilmore Free Methodist Church with a visiting minister at 2:00 pm.
Donald Powers and his wife visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Powers in Detroit on their wedding trip through the Upper Peninsula. Mrs. Ray Bergey spent Friday helping with threshers at her daughter’s home. Various local residents called on friends and family including Rev Wesley Teale and others during the weekend.
J W Wycick pastor with Sunday School at 10 am and Evening Service at 8 pm. Edgar Stanley recovering from illness. his brother and wife Mr and Mrs F Stanley of Traverse City visited. Numerous local residents and families noted for weekend visits and travels to Scottville, Ypsilanti, Ewart, Higgins Lake, and Bay City. School session began Monday with teachers Mrs Rachel Willey and Mrs Flora Powell.
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