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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
2
An authority in Answer's Magazine discusses the Alsatian Wolf dog, noting its fierce reputation and loyalty to its master. The breed, a wolf dog cross, is praised for intelligence and vigilance though unfriendly to strangers, with Lady Kitty Ritson confirming no new wolf blood since 1887.
Morning service at 10 o'clock with Rev Roy A Miller presiding. Sunday school at 11 15. Dr William H Faulhaber moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly speaks over NBC blue network Fridays at 11 am through August.
A historical remark critiques Congress for economic blunders in the name of helping the needy and cooling or freezing conditions, arguing the starving and freezing never occurred in reality and blaming policy choices rather than circumstances.
Reader ideas for household chores and cooking methods welcomed. Submit any tips recipes or vegetable prep tricks for consideration and possible use with contributor credits if desired.
A poem by Margaret E. Sangster warns that unspoken words and unacted kindness linger longer than actions. It laments forgotten letters, unsent flowers, and missed opportunities to comfort a loved one, concluding life is short and sorrow grows from delayed compassion.
A simple bake note lists these steps and ingredients for a cake or pudding style bake. It includes large cup measures for apple sauce sugar butter and flour with spices and raisins. Directions advise combining raisins with flour, dredging, mixing all ingredients, and baking in a moderate oven.
Cream butter and sugar then add salt egg and milk. Stir in flour baking powder and remaining ingredients. Mix with dry flour before adding berries. Bake about 25 minutes in a hot oven. Berries are a delicious optional addition to this batter.
A collection of practical kitchen hints for cooking and cleaning. Sugar in water for roast basting adds sweetness and enriches gravy color. Salt with vinegar cleans enamelware. Lemon slices garnish cold meat. Boil potatoes in salted water then finish in oven for quicker cooking. Rinse milk glasses in cold water before hot washing to stay clear. Absorbent cotton and carbon tetrachloride remove grease from wallpaper without tearing. Milk in potato water lightens and softens mashed potatoes. Dry celery leaves for seasoning. Castor beans deter ground moles. Mildew comes out of starch with sour milk wash. A few grains of rice in salt shaker prevent damp clumps. Dredge dried fruit with flour to keep it from sinking in cake. Use an old coffee pot for easy paraffin pouring. heat in boiling water to avoid fire risk. Salt enhances dried or evaporated fruit and canned fruit flavors. Rub fruit in leaf cake with flour to prevent settling.
A collage of quotes from Shakespeare Fuller Mary Baker Eddy and Emerson on knowledge practice art and creation. It links divine truth to science and growth showing the idea that progress unfolds like a bud and that knowledge follows instinct and opinion.
Bethuel Farrand settled in Ann Arbor after moving from Cayuga County New York. He narrated how he and his family powered through 1825 with boats oxen and poles, built roads, and ran mail stages from Detroit to Ann Arbor. His efforts spurred settlement growth and a transition from frontier travel to modern transport.
Vacation fabrics face stains from grease fruit and paint says Julia Pond extension specialist at Michigan State College. Prompt stain treatment depends on stain type and fabric fiber with methods for sugar grease protein chemical ink rust and fruit stains.
Morning worship at 10 o clock. Coterie division met Tuesday evening with Miss Lottie Wallace. Rainbow division with Mrs. Charles Jordan at 2 o'clock Thursday. Third division with Mrs. Alwin Gross Thursday afternoon. Sunday school board met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Uphaus Tuesday evening. Official board meets in church Wednesday evening August 2.
St James Evangelical Church schedules no morning service on Sunday August 8. A Sunday school picnic on the church grounds follows a short 1:00 p m song service and a potluck sociable with games. Parents are urged to bring children and all are welcome. Y P L meets August 5 at 8 p m with A Youngs.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone is invited Brazil hosts about one eighth of the worlds fish diversity with 20 090 species found in its rivers and coastlines
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