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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1953
Page
4
The article muses on constellations and gratitude to God. It lists two community notices: the Mary-Martha Guild meeting at George Brookins home on Thursday evening and the Federated Church School teachers meeting hosted by Rev and Mrs Henry MacKenzie on Monday August 24 at 8 o'clock.
The Federated Church of Presbyterian and Baptist forces will suspend church school and services. Services resume August 30. On August 24 at 8:00 p m church school teachers and officers meet at the pastor s home. August 26 at 6 30 p m choir families hold a pot luck picnic with rehearsal at the church.
The Federated Church choir and families will picnic at Saline Park on Wednesday evening August 26 at 6 30. Harold Brown and Mrs Brown announce the event with a rain plan for the church basement and a post picnic fall rehearsal followed by worship services returning August 30.
University of Michigan allergy specialist Dr Kenneth P Mathews says hay fever can trigger asthma in 35 to 40 percent of sufferers. He outlines three proven approaches: hyposensitization via pollen extracts, antihistamine drugs for temporary relief, and avoiding the pollens, with practical “don’ts” for pollen avoidance. The ragweed season runs from August 15 to late September in Michigan.
The countryside advice notes keeping car and bedroom windows shut when weather allows to reduce pollen exposure. It warns that working in the garden or near cultivated flowers can trigger symptoms even though flowers themselves are not major pollen sources.
Dr. Mathews counsels escape to another area with fewer pollens or mold spores for temporary relief from symptoms. Mrs. James Moser and her children plan to leave Saline for southern Germany and will reach Fort Hamilton, New York on August 29.
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