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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
8
The term Solid South first appeared in a Col. John Mosby letter to the New York Herald advocating Rutherford B. Hayes’s 1876 election, as cited by Liberty.
In medieval times scientists claimed beasts went mad after gazing at a certain star in the eastern sky on the twenty first day of the March moon, reflecting era superstition about celestial influence.
A humorous line invites readers to treat life with levity. it credits Josh Billings and other wise men for using wit as seasoning in daily conduct and conversation.
A humorous note from Progressive Grocer recounts a customer who bought two cents worth of dried peas and found eight won’t fit his pea-shooter, prompting an exchange request.
A Kansas State Agricultural College bulletin notes a bee's stinger measures one thirty‑second of an inch but delivers a significant impression when applied.
A brief proverb excerpt echoes values of virtue and wealth. The text highlights that a gracious woman preserves honor while strong men retain riches. Mercy benefits the giver’s soul, whereas cruelty harms the person.
Local column recounts visits and trips across Clare and nearby towns. Notable movement includes residents to Detroit Saginaw Mount Pleasant and Bay City, plus church and school events, weddings, and a church reopening with regional speakers. Genealogy and travel details enrich the community snapshot.
Nettie Weatherhead Brown dies while serving as a home teacher in the Philippines. Her remains will return to Maple Grove cemetery in Harrison. She leaves a husband and infant daughter born July 21 1927, her parents Myr and Mrs Fred Weatherhead, a brother Paul Weatherhead of Detroit, and many relatives and friends. Brown is remembered as a leader in uplifting society and a devoted American teacher.
We extend thanks to neighbors and friends who aided during the illness and death of our dear father to the singers and to Rev Bates and Rev Elienhardt for comforting words to all for floral tributes and to Mr Thurston for kindness Mrs W R Hilborn
We extend our appreciation to friends and neighbors who helped in our bereavement. Thanks go to Rev Father Flanagan Mr J B Doherty and family and to those who offered spiritual aid and floral offerings. James Grogan and family Mrs Chas Little and family Mr and Mrs John Lynch and family Mr and Mrs John McHihaney and family Nellie and Loretia.
The Boston Transcript notes dances act as distributing points for measles during the season. Communal gatherings are linked to spread, highlighting public health concern amid seasonal social events.
A note describes flowers with very dark petals, noting black tulips and pansies appear almost black in tone. The text emphasizes the absence of true black blooms while highlighting the depth of color in nearby flowers.
A biting quote from an insurance statistician proclaims 98 percent of the population are potential crooks and rats. The Knickerbocker Press mirrors this provocative claim as a sharp social jab on trust and character.
A medical authority links global health to traceability of diseases while noting much of the world's lumber comes from trees that can be traced. The remark underscores how tracing origins informs safety and resource management globally.
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