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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
2
Readers contribute practical ideas and simple recipes for daily tasks. Lemon pudding, macaroons, Swiss ring mold, and quick kitchen tips accompany notes on ironing collars, door hinges, fuel use, embroidery care, gravy, children's shoes, baking powder biscuits, and stain removal with baking soda.
Irma Gross of Michigan State College studies paring knife choice as the vital kitchen utensil, noting daily use up to 100 times. Discusses blade steel composition, edge retention, rust resistance, blade taper, and durable handle materials like rosewood cocobolo and beech.
A collection of quotations on greatness from Amiel Matthew Arnold Mary Baker Eddy La Rochefoucauld Psalm 145 and J R Lowell. The lines discuss greatness as a spiritual condition inspiring love admiration and virtue and the idea that time and goodness determine greatness.
The Mapparium at One Norway Street Boston illustrates a 30 foot glass sphere with 608 glass panels showing the earth from within a three story room. Sunlit by 300 lamps, the map includes color coded continents and 22 clocks marking global time.
The entry lists April 25 to May 1 landmarks including Marconi’s birth and milestones, Morse’s telegraph, Grant and Monroe presidencies, the Louisiana Purchase, May Day baskets, and regional notes on Louisiana's history. It also mentions a Bridgewater man injured in an automobile accident and a remark about an earthquake trigger.
Carl Gilmore a graduate assistant assists Hino Niemala the poultry plant superintendent as they test chicks labeled with small compartments in an incubator tray to track egg origins and hatch performance.
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