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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
4
Eight months four months two months of thanks published in the Saline Observer. Resolutions of condolence and ward of thanks noted. Advertising rates clarified for readers. Poetry commissions priced at 1s per line. Association Michigan Food for Michigan People referenced.
A reflective piece extols forbearance when faced with reverses and loss, praising the good loser who meets misfortune with courage. The column then shifts to Thirty Years Ago items from Wood, listing local political races, accidents, moves, marriages, and notable notes including Eden Dennis Jr and a Prohibition ticket bid.
A local column urges citizens to actively support community growth through church and fraternal groups and business clubs. It stresses shared effort, weekly time, and pride in town progress, noting initiative by residents boosts development.
The upcoming election asks county residents to approve funds for a new jail. The editorial argues Ann Arbor should cover the expense as the county seat benefits most from the facility and should show appreciation for long-standing county services.
Fifteen years ago G L Parsons visited Detroit on business as Miss Minnis Baty returned from South Haven. Representative Rankin of Ypsilanti introduced a bill in Lansing to fine Michigan bachelors 21 and over ten dollars. Critics call the measure time wasting and unconstitutional arguing freedom to exist without such taxation.
The article explains a simple method to craft a soft fudge that stays pliable when cold. It instructs shaping the fudge into oblong pieces, topping with nut meats, and wrapping in waxed paper to resemble Oh Henry bars.
The text explains bread and sandwich basics for winter meals. It lists winter sandwich types such as chicken tongue beef and mutton, notes let us lettuce sandwiches, and describes pairings with milk tea or coffee. It also suggests fillings like peanut butter with honey and chopped olives with nut meats, praising whole wheat bread for health.
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