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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
4
A fragment outlines pricing for notices such as cards of thanks obituaries and marriages published free or at set rates. It mentions poetry lines charged at five cents per line and paid advertising for events and business interests with a minimum fee.
A reader shares a resourceful canner and simple recipes for preserved vegetables and ham. Tips cover selecting coats, labels, and shopping advice from Marjorie Eastman, plus fashion notes on college student style and the Edwardian hairstyle revival for dates.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association and 25 affiliates push 60 million Christmas seals to support health education and case finding across the state. Theodore J. Werle notes rising 1936 1937 death rates and urges continued funding through seals to educate schools and adults with films leaflets and Princess Watassa program promoting health lessons and disease prevention.
Textiles instructor Winnifred Washburn polls Michigan State home economics students on whether to wear hair up or down. Most favor natural, easily managed styles for busy college life as high coiffure demands more grooming than time allows.
Local residents and visitors are listed with Thanksgiving travel, illness, and life events across Ypsilanti and surrounding townships. Names include Mrs George Barr, Daisy Lavender, Grover Peters, and Oscar Stimpson, with notes on moves to Jackson and Cleveland visits, and a deer hunting tale from York township.
A fragmentary excerpt compiles quotes on reading as virtue from Augustine Kempis and Goldsmith. It presents notes on humility faith and the danger of seeking fame in learning within a religious instruction context.
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