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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
2
The piece critiques calls for a high tariff on beans amid late Congressiera Primary chatter. It argues a prohibitive tariff would fail on revenue and veto risk, noting President Wilson’s opposition and the Democratic stance against such a tariff.
Ray Brown plans to move the log hut two miles east of here with assistance from Deck and Ray Clark who returned from Mt. Pleasant for a Sunday dinner. They now deliver twelve acres of sweet corn at Riverdale while Mrs. May improves from dental troubles and John Andrews threshes the neighborhood leaving straw stacks and full granaries. A classified line promises quick results with next week’s ad.
A collection of old fashioned sweet recipes describes Date Pudding with dates and cornstarch, Moid im sherbet cups topped with whipped cream, Apple Snow from boiled apples strained to pulp, Peach Cup batter folded with mashed peaches, and Apricot ice made from dried apricots with lemon juice and egg whites.
A playful kitchen piece shares a lightning cake recipe with frosting almond garnish, rhubarb and raisin jelly, and baked ham tips. It blends domestic hints with moral prompts about lending aid and sisterhood, reflecting home life and old newspaper tone.
Clare 40 Urs. Ave notes the county fair next week with the Clare Cornet Band providing music. The town hall will host events as 142 scholars attend the district and nine months of school planned for the coming year.
Geo. Cosgrove spent Sunday in Clare. The Michigan State Farm Snreaay men were in our neighborhood Saturday. Mr and Mrs Smith from the Norway Franch were oslers hers Saturday. Jan Davidson with a crew began work on a mile of State reward road by the ranch Thursday. L A Hippoes of Chicago and Chase Claeuden of Ottawa Ill came with E Achard to the ranch Thursday. They were gueste of A B Achard Saturday when they went to Houghton Lake to spend a few days.
A terse classified item notes oars available for quick respite. The brief emphasizes immediate relief and practical use, with no extra details or context provided beyond the notice.
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