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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
4
An MSU food specialist cautions that freezing stale bread does not revive its freshness and texture. The guidance comes as households seek storage tips and waste reduction strategies.
For Sale Commercial pool table in excellent condition fully equipped listed under Kenneth Gramer Saline 597 R For Sale Cucumbers all sizes Mrs Oscar Krumpp Saline Ph 699 41 Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and notes survivors of William Martin with corrections to obituary details including relatives and locations
Band Parents Club members must pick up cake dishes left in the High School Home Economics room.
Julian Smith of Milan won a portable radio as top prize in the Fleet Wing $20,000 M. G. Fleetstakes. Arthur Avery W L Wilkinson both of Milan received 100 gallons each, George Menahin 50 gallons, Mrs. Edgar Lamkin of Whittaker and Gary Cullin of Belleville earned 59 gallons. Lynn Laskey of the Milan Oil Company announced the awards as the program ended July 4 after two and a half months with 295 prizes awarded.
A household tip notes that Mayoartiz may be restored after separation by beating a whole egg or yolk and slowly whisking back into the mixture until smooth. The tip cites a price of £3.
The piece explains pottery as an earthenware ceramic non translucent type. It notes three main forms: hand building, wheel throwing, and casting or molding. It also gives a brief kitchen tip about handling dishes and preparing vegetables on a chopping board.
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