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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription at 61.50 per year and single copies at five cents. Notices include cards of thanks condolence resolutions and entertainment announcements with various line and page charges.
An obituary note recalls a Pioneer stock mother who lived to 92 without chewing scraps or drinking whiskey, avoiding frequent washing and sanitary cups. It highlights hardy stock and minimal coddling as her life themes from the Liberty Center Press.
Addison Courier argues the Townsend Plan would save billions, retire elderly with honor, create jobs for youth and middle aged, and reduce relief costs. It criticizes critics who call the plan fantastic while noting widespread voter support.
The Milan Leader discusses tax payment urgency under the Moore-Holbeck Act, noting tariffs fund schools police and roads and urging timely payment to reduce government costs. A Friday lightning storm in Stony Creek killed 18% year old Raymond Bock and injured Charles Hammond, with Hammond recovering at home.
A regional clipping notes public concern over stopping distances at 40 mph. It cites tests showing even with full brakes, stopping on a dry level road requires about 84 feet, with passable brakes around 120 feet. It recalls a drowning accident in Palmyra township and a rabies scare in Brighton to illustrate cautionary safety events.
The Opera Under the Stars season extends the run of The Vagabond King at Navin Field and opens Naughty Marietta on Monday August 19. Marietta features Mary Marvenga in the title role with Roy Cropper Leonard Cailey Bartlett Simmons Paul Keast and others. The Street Singer will close the season as a gay lively finale after Naughty Marietta.
The article outlines advances in cancer science from animal models to cell cultures and notes how heredity and laboratory techniques inform prevention and treatment. It contrasts modern diagnostic and treatment capabilities with those from twenty years ago and urges reader trust in scientific progress. It also reports a funeral for Edward N. Frensdorf and a sheep-killing dog incident with restitution via sheriff.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock with Sunday school at 11 15 led by H A Holmes superintendent. Wednesday evening prayer service and Thursday choir practice are announced.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sunday Everyone invited Vernon Bailey retires from the Bureau of Biological Survey after 46 years of service born in Manchester and Sharon cited in the Manchester Enterprise He is listed among the thousand leading scientists since 1910 for his work on geographic distribution of maximals birds and plants.
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