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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1926

Page

3

Men Overcoats and Bathrobes Headline Holiday Sale

The store promotes great values on men overcoats priced from 16.50 to 25.00 and bathrobes from 4.50 to 8.00 as gifts for Xmas. It notes a Niagara Falls barrel stunt and a New Zealand mishap as odd anecdotes, and highlights new neckwear selections along with mentions of American flags and corrosion costs in industry.

Niagara Auckland New Zealand

Parson's Boxed Sets and Global Trade Tidings

G L Parsons notes continued boxed sets for gifts and promotes new blanket stock with patterned colors. Australia has harvested apples and forty three steamers will ship 2.5 million cases to Europe. Mention of rubber plantations starting in Ceylon and seed smuggling from Brazil. Silk and wool hose offered in color ranges. Students in American schools total 25 million.

Local notes show illness visits and social calls

A compilation of brief items records numerous residents visiting relatives in Detroit and nearby towns, illnesses in families including Mrs. William Orr and Samuel Velennett, and many social calls during the week. It notes auto license plates available, Thanksgiving visits, and local shops offering scratch pads and cemetery dues. Also mentions a road study on brick pavement thickness and Mussolini's lack of hit men.

Clarence Cook Herngdin

Tea Table Cozy Fashioned From Silk Or Cretonne

The passage describes making a decorative tea cozy using figured silk or bright cretonne and ribbons. It notes that hostesses hope for such cozies as Christmas gifts, emphasizing their ease of construction from two pieces joined at curved edges.

Tiny Boudoir Ornaments Nanette and Brintintin

The eight inch tall figures Nanette and Brintintin hang as pretty ornaments for milady's boudoir. They feature cotton cloth heads painted faces white zephyr bodies with blue and white clothing in crochet and blue hats.

Nanette Bintintin Milady Brintintin

Christmas Cushions and a Boy on Crutches Stir Community

A Weshtenaw county tuberculosis group secretary helps a mother with a crippled child to the bus, sharing a story of a five year struggle for treatment and the hope of recovery for other children. The article also notes a meteor headed duck sighting and turkey thefts recovered by Lenawee deputies.

Johanna D. Whrenholdt Weshtenaw County Michigan Tuberculosis Association Ann Arbor University Hospital Jenk Miss Uhrenholdt Doy Foley

The Unknown Soldier at Liberty Theater Amid War Mother Tributes

The Unknown Soldier screens Saturday and Sunday at Liberty Theater. Directors Renaud Hoffman lauded for realism with spiritual touch. Stars Charles Emmett Mack and Marguerite De La Motte. Ethel Wales as mother. Henry B. Walthall as father-in-law. comic trio Syd Crossley Jess Devorska George Cooper provide light moments.

Liberty Theatre America Renaud Hoffman Charles Emmett Mack Marguerite de la Motte Ethel Wales Henry B. Walthall Syd Crossley Jess Devorska George Cooper Laugrs Tears

Hostesses to Receive Unique Place Cards

Four handmade place cards are described, each made by painting on white cardboard. Subjects include a bright butterfly, a cheerful Chinaman with a gay lantern, and two playful Dutch figures.

Bankers Speak On Railroads and Prosperity

The bankers at their Los Angeles convention assert railroads now run with record economy and efficiency and that national prosperity hinges on prompt transportation. They credit railroads with sustaining industrial activity and avoiding excess inventories during business cycles. A separate note mentions Roy Lowery and family preparing a large Thanksgiving poultry lot. It included 132 geese and ducks, with some geese over 16 pounds, marketed Monday.

Los Angeles Roy Lowery Manchester

Tax policy talk on income and corporation rates in 1926 session

Discussion centers on potential income tax cuts and possible rollback of the 1925 13 to 14 percent corporation tax to 12 14 percent. Observers note Mellon opposition and party control in Congress. revenue optimism may prompt tax revisions. Court ruling underscores executive removal power.

Mellon House Senate

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