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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
4
Saline Observer announces subscription rates and publishing charges. Rates include 1.50 yearly, several short-term options, and per line fees for announcements and notices. Obituary and marriage notices are free. business-interest content is charged at regular rates.
The Charlotte Republican Tribune notes GM closed divisions and merged three giant executive units into one, abolishing hundreds of so called indispensable jobs. It argues governments should follow suit, endorsing salary cuts and top heavy department eliminations to save money ahead of next legislature.
A shift from gloom to renewed confidence is evident in Detroit reports. Optimists grow bolder as a new spirit of enterprise spreads among merchants clerical leaders and producers. The piece predicts an end to downturn with potential for new millionaires in 1935 as bulls outpace bears and confidence returns.
A Chicago dispatch describes a woman who took 99 one dollar bills from her purse and had a washing machine delivered, illustrating a broader call to release hidden money into circulation to boost economic activity and personal saving through productive use.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association launches an April campaign for early detection of infectious TB in children and adolescents. Doctors, schools and factories cooperate to identify cases before symptoms appear, emphasizing protection and prevention of spread. The effort, funded by 1931 Christmas seals, promotes screening of suspects and contacts nationwide.
Dr Louis A Warren director of the Lincoln Historical Research Foundation seeks Lincoln curios manuscripts articles books pictures medals and other items from readers homes or offices for a special exhibit next summer in Fort Wayne The display will credit owners and items may later be purchased with returns guaranteed to submitters.
The article explains ultra-violet rays, their health benefits, and how fused quartz glass and artificial light enable these rays to be used indoors. It notes protection against rickets in children and increased resistance to colds and pneumonia, extending sun worship into modern science.
Last Sunday drew a fine audience despite threats of bad weather. Next Sunday at 10 a m will feature The Second Coming of Christ, 11 15 Sabbath school led by S Y Cotton Vernon Rowe and Miss Hileen Martin on piano, 6 45 Endeavor meetings, 7 30 sermon No A Little Man Up in a Big Tree Who is this man Special music by the evening choir The pastor plans to speak again on Jesus Coming and asks readers where they would be found if He comes next Sunday
Morning worship at 10 with sermon on Expectation and strong senior choir music. Sunday school at 11 15 led by H Holmes and Ray Davis. Junior League at 3 pm with Mrs Roy Rogers as superintendent. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 on the Mystery of Godliness. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 and Thursday choir hour.
The Texas Weekly offers vivid comparisons to visualize a billion dollars. It describes progressions of time and distance, advertising costs, population distributions, and daily counting rates to illustrate the vast sum in relatable terms. It translates a billion into miles, days, and per person shares to sharpen intuition.
National health championship winner Miss Gertrude Heikes topped 850000 4 H rivals with 99.9 percent the best ever. She rose through county and state contests, maintains high school grades, and follows a strict routine of milk and vegetables, no stimulants, early to bed and early rising, outdoor exercise, regular bathing and careful grooming. Also notes a Chicago man cited by medical certificate for rheumatism after license summons. Cork Ireland’s Ann Davis celebrated her 100th birthday by riding 15 miles on a mule.
The Christian Science Society of Saline hosts services above Citizens Bank at 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Sunday School for those under 20. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The April 17 lesson sermon discusses the Doctrine of Atonement with Correlative passages from Bible and Science and Health. Robbers seized 25 cases of confiscated liquor while Patrolman Brown slept at Hyattsville station.
Friday and Saturday offers feature Hamburgee and Pork Sausage 3 lbs for 25 cents. Bologna two pounds for 25 cents, country style two pounds 25 cents, smoked picnic hams 10 cents per pound. Fresh dressed chickens available at 22 cents per pound.
York Baptist Church invites worship at 10 30 morning service 11 30 Sunday school 7 45 evening service. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 Bible Study Friday 8 00. Hephner farmers of Clinton Wisconsin recently bought their 29th automobile.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing twenty pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast The ad promotes energy gains and hunger control and states a money back guarantee if not satisfied
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