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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
2
The U S Department of Agriculture reports tuberculosis in swine decreased since 1924 though infection remains widespread in federally inspected packing establishments. 1926 records show about 14 percent of swine diseased to some extent, with many cases minor. Poultry tuberculosis partly contributes to swine infection.
Slogan style ad touts One-Dar Battery Charging Service restoring sick batteries in 8 to 12 hours. Claims faster results than 2 to 3 days with old methods and saves rental costs. Describes best in town One-Day Charging Service.
But Is It Yours. A deed flaw may let someone contest possession and threaten your house. Title Insurance is the sole way to protect your real estate. Ann Arbor Hand Title Bidg East of Court House Square. Phone 8811.
District residents report sick lists moves Thanksgiving and visits across Hammond Ypsilanti Milan Belleville and Detroit. Families like Gilbert Gordon Cornish Dunn Needham and Stimpson share gatherings and anniversaries with friends and relatives, including a 24th wedding anniversary celebration hosted by Harvey and wife.
Social notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Irving LeBaron visiting John Gooding, Hattie Murray hosting family, and Earl Finch’s clan visiting relatives in Pontiac. Birth announced for Karl Kelsey of Piedmont Missouri. Oak Grove school closed briefly due to Miss Lamb’s sister and child. Thanksgiving gatherings and Parker Murray’s anniversary celebrated with family in Superior Township and nearby towns.
Thanksgiving Day and weekend social visits spread through Detroit Ann Arbor and Lodi as families gathered with relatives and friends. The N C Davenport home hosted an afternoon auction and social hour with guests including Lamibarth Hirth Linder man Lambarth and Mayer families. The District No 10 PTA met at Mill and William Lindemann's home with a game dance and prizes awarded for first and booby categories followed by a pot rack supper.
Seasonal guidance shows how nutsees can enhance salads cakes breads and other dishes while boosting nutrition. Menu ideas for Christmas dinner cover family sizes from fruit courses to roasted turkey with side dishes and desserts.
An article extols hand painted tally and score cards as charming gifts for hostesses. It notes a graceful decorative design in the illustration and suggests many ways to incorporate playing card motifs into decorations.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes persimmon and dogwood are essential for textile shutters and no satisfactory substitutes exist. Many owners overlook dogwood timber value due to its small size and delay marketing or permit damage as larger timber is removed.
Market report shows hogs at 11 to 114 per pound with Beggs at 50 cents. Wheat quoted at 1.25 dollars per bushel, corn 84 cents, oats 42 cents. Calves price listed at 1.34 to 4 cents per pound range.
A college egg production contest shows cod liver oil in the ration increases winter eggs by about fourteen per bird over past contests. Oil improves disease resistance and hatchability. recommended feeding rates include two pints weekly for adults and scaled amounts for chicks. Commercial oil costs about $1.25 per gallon.
Detroit promoter N K Pssochos unveils a vast Huron county development named Roman Villas. The project includes schools churches colleges a university a grand theatre three golf courses canals beaches and a Greek Roman inspired architecture. Total cost about 18.17 million with property at 13 million and first expenditure of 20 million. completion aimed in five to six years.
Santa Claus is invited by millions of girls to visit and bring a new washable doll. He asks mothers to help stock up with up-to-date dolls. One featured is Little Red Riding Hood, a red oil cloth doll except for the head which must be purchased.
Tips advise keeping brushes in raw linseed oil between jobs and using kerosene for flat paint. Brushes may be washed in turpentine or kerosene then soap and water and dried before wrapping. An engineer in Munich claims an oil fueled automobile motor. McAdoo quips about the presidency saying there is no office he wants less.
G. M. Hunt, chief of the Agriculture Department's Forest Products Laboratory, returns from five months in Europe studying wood preservation. He notes Belgian estates trim and top trees for fuel, creating crops of fuel like fruit trees. Though costly labor makes it impractical in the United States, the methods illustrate how to more efficiently use shrinking forest resources.
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