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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

7

Christian Science Notes and Meetings Listed

Services will be held in Citi zens Bank building Sunday at 10 a.m. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. for pupils under 20. Advertisement for RAT SNAP with humorous poultry note and prices. Sold by O.C. Wheeler and E.J. Muir.

Citizens Bank Bellaire Pennsylvania Lansing Floyd Larowe Harry Kalamazoo Fred Bradley Mackinaw City James Russell Marquette Mackinaw Strait Mackinaw Mt. Clemens—Garnett Bignell Port Huron Grand Rapids John H. Davis Donna Davis Holland St. Joseph’s Seminary

Woman's Club Meeting in Saline Reading Clara Barton Life

The Woman's Club met Monday at Mrs. Sawyer's home with no president or vice president. Mrs. Orrin Briggs presented a reading on Clara Barton and Mrs. C. H. Miller gave a paper on The Women of the War. The next meeting is set for December 14 at Mrs. Orrin Briggs's home.

the Saline

Smallpox Threat Prompts Michigan Vaccination Push

The Michigan State Health Department urges mass vaccination as smallpox again threatens the state. Commissioner Dr. R. M. Olin notes unvaccinated and aging immunity create susceptibility, with 3 719 cases in January compared to 2 070 in 1919. Immigrant influx widens risk. emphasis on vaccinating workers in contact with others and school children.

Michigan R. M. Olin Olin Dr. Olir Michigan Department of Health

Rat Snap Ad Claims Lethal Effect For Pests

An advertisement touts RAT SNAP as a pest poison with no odor. It claims rats and mice die after eating it while cats and dogs avoid it. available in three sizes 35¢ 65¢ and $1.25 with suggested uses for pantry chicken houses and farm buildings.

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Governor urges Red Cross participation in 1920 roll call

Albert E. Sihheper urges Michigan residents to renew and support the American Red Cross in its postwar relief efforts. The governor highlights wartime pride in Michigan's Red Cross record and calls for continued membership during the fourth roll call in Lansing on November 15, 1920.

Fulness American Red Cross Michigan Red Cross Albert E. Slheper Lansing,Mich

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