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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
8
The column quotes Mickie stating that gratitude cannot cover publishing costs for resolutions, cards of thanks, church supper ads, and related items. Until then, charges will apply and fees will be collected for such notices.
Chevrolet Motor Company data shows a nationwide surge in retail deliveries in the first two months of 1927. In thirty two key trading areas the average gain reached 97.4 percent versus 1926, helping output hit a February record of 85 821 cars and underscoring Chevrolet as a leading gear shift automobile maker.
A famous lecturer, whose name is widely known but misplaced here, objects to the expression beautiful but dumb as applied to women. He notes that not all are stunning.
A week in China pointed toward possible war with the Pe king government and wider civil conflict. Marshal Chang Tso ling led a raid on Russian legation quarter offices arresting sixteen Russians and thirty four Chinese while authorities claimed the seizure thwarted uprisings. The event drew Soviet outrage and prompted evacuations and diplomatic tension across Shanghai Hankow and Tientsin as US and British plans for intervention were debated.
A local piece recalls Olivet College’s Colonial hall built in 1846 and repurposed as a gym. It notes the campus’ aspirations for a modern facility funded by a $1,000,000 endowment, and mentions basketball teams using Marshall High School gymnasium thirteen miles away. The article also covers a contested will of Julia Pond of Hillsdale and a separate quip about a scientist’s claim on women's brain development shortening life.
Michigan vocational agricultural high schools will dedicate April 18 to 24 to studying the European corn borer. About 115 schools will distribute Brigham's USDA guide and discuss state and federal controls as part of a broad extension service effort to halt the pest's advance.
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