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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1938

Page

3

Frosty Jordan Wears $110 Michigan Football Outfit

Frosty Jordan, Clare High School alum and University of Michigan junior, now sports a personal football outfit worth 110 dollars. The article details individual item costs from knee pads to hip pads and other gear.

Frosty Jordan

College outfits 60 man squad at wholesale prices

College officials estimate the team can be equipped for about 50 dollars per man by buying gear in large wholesale lots. New equipment is purchased each year and the previous year’s gear is given to scrubs. A photo of Frosty with gear appeared in the Detroit Times.

Frosty Detroit Times

County Agents Visit Successful Farmers 10 Observe Factors

The Lower Peninsula County Agricultural Agents visited four farms near Cadillac in the past two weeks to learn how they started and managed, focusing on alfalfa, corn, potatoes, oats, and wheat as a nurse crop. All farms relied on milk from Guernsey cows with purebred sires. two kept sheep and others had Leghorns with earnings around 2.36 per hen. The farms shared industrious couples, soil fertility focus, and soil conserving practices, long before government incentives, contributing to sustained profits.

Lower Peninsula Cadillac Farm Management Department of Michigan State College Guernsey

Neanderthal Skull Found in Germany in 1856

A historic note reports the first Neanderthal skull discovery in Germany in 1856, marking a milestone in paleoanthropology with early evidence of an ancient human species.

Germany

Landscape Gardening Begins With Moral Texts

A note on the start of landscape gardening in Ee, tracing its origins to early moral texts and guiding principles for design and cultivation.

Baby Feeding Problems Tied to Mother’s Interference

Tri County Health Unit reports that most feeding issues arise from maternal pressure to push more food. Aggressiveness and anxiety over formulas lead to overfeeding followed by loss of appetite and persistent feeding battles. Pediatricians advise letting the baby regulate intake as digestion and weight gain monitor progress.

Health official warns against alarm over milk quantity

A health district director states there is no cause for alarm and that the prescribed milk quantity for infants may be reduced without harming the child’s health. BH V Thiehoff, M D, Director Health District No. 7.

BH. V. Thiehoff M. D

Cooperation Spurs Trout Planting in Tobacco River Area

Clare County residents and groups collaborated with the Department of Conservation and local clubs to plant trout this fall. The list credits individuals and organizations from Clare Farwell Paris Mt. Pleasant and Evart with trucks, trailers, and labor, noting that some volunteers may be unlisted.

Clare County Department of Conservation and Lyman Frisby Farwell Earl Skinner Baldwin Richard Woodcock Clare Lance Thayer Clare Frank Irwin Don Waller Chas. Ford Clare Shears Hdw Fred Border Clare Art Lamb Clare Ochsterley Wlav Paris Jess Dixon Cecil Maynard Harrietta H. L. Kent R. M. Brodrick Frank Gilmore Ramey Cour Sid Colosky Stanley Boutin Mt. Pleasant Clinton Grove Dick Price Gladwin Robert Dibble Chas Vernon Evart Club Evart Dept. of Conservation Mich Glen Blystone Ronald Blystone CG. Strokkrick C. Webb

Twin Elms Championship Flight Cup Awarded to Veteran Players

The Naumes Cup donated by Lucille Haley will be awarded in the Twin Elms Championship Flight. Competitors must be at least forty years old to enter the competition.

Lucille Haley Annabel Hampton Annelson Fran Anderson Jane Keschman Harriet Naumea Beulah Caple Harriet Mable Mulder Mabel Mulder Ruby Garfield Lou Hampton Louw Hampton Adelaide Hilden Margaret Webby Jennie Bowler Nellie Hampton Tommy Bell Jo Anderson Ann Olson Beulah Capleede Jo Andergot Adélaidée Hic Jo, Anderson

Navy Day October 27 Flag Display Guidelines

The flag must not be used as drapery and should be displayed vertically with the union in the correct direction depending on street orientation. In churches it is on a staff to the right of the congregation. on platforms it is above and behind the speaker. if on a staff it is to the speaker's right and not used to cover desks or drape fronts.

United States

Feathers Form Horns on Horned Owls

Tufts of feathers rise into horn like tufts on the heads of horned owls as described in a note about their distinctive plumage. The article details how these feathered crests vary among individuals and may aid in camouflage or display.

1790 Population North of Ohio River Census

The 1790 census counted 4 280 people living north of the Ohio River, detailing early settlement amid frontier expansion.

Ohio River

War Clouds Over Europe and American Fear of Involvement

The piece argues that Europe and the world loom toward war and that American mothers and youth fear invasion. It cites officials including President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull urging preparedness and warns dispatches imply a moral peace axis linking Washington with London Paris and Moscow.

Europe America Roosevelt Hull Joseph P. Kennedy William G. Bullitt Woodring Washington United States Great Britain France Adolf Hitler London Paris Moscow Strippett Britain Russia Chicago

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