Overcoming Self Consciousness With Simple Steps
Historical figures like Luther Burbank General Wainwright Carnegie Eddie Rickenbacker and Nathaniel Hawthorne are cited as shy youths. The article offers three methods to cure self consciousness: focus on others, take public speaking, and engage in community activities, with a six month plan to gain friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burbank
Reminiscences and Local Notes From Saline Area
TWENTY YEARS AGO George Needham attends Chicago International Stock Show. Archie Sweet returns to Saline from Colorado. William Birkle enjoys a new radio. P T A District 10 meets at Mrs. Mary Grosshans home. Phillip Brenson sells home on N Ann Arbor St to Mrs M B Noble. Henderson Service Station and Barbecue opens successfully in Saline. Two chicken pox cases in Wayne Dicks home. Miss Bertha Schairer heads to Palm Beach for winter. Mrs Ida Reilly moves to Wayne to open new millinery business. Edward Smith at Angola Indiana spends weekend with parents. Market: Wheat 1.23, corn 0.88, oats 0.42, calves 12 14, hogs 14, eggs 0.59. Martin Fucss and Fred Kanouse ill with pneumonia. Clinton couple visit Saline. Presbyterian chicken pie supper nets 42. Mr and Mrs Clifford Shaw of Chicago visit. G C Mann becomes Saline Savings Bank president. Miss Cora Hull to Chicago for Marie Murray wedding. Cattle accident on Wabash near Whitaker injures Weston family steer. Weston injured. FIFTY YEARS AGO Hubert Cornish travels someplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Needham
Chicago
Archie Sweet
Colorado
Saline
William Birkle
Central Lodi
P.T.A
District No. 10
Mary Grosshans
Phillip Brenson
N. Ann Arbor St
M. B. Noble
Henderson
Wayne Dicks
Bertha Schairer
Palm Beach
Florida
Ida Reilly
Ben Uphaus
Wayne
Edward Smith
Angola
Indiana
Jacob Smith
Clifford Shaw
G. C. Mann
Saline Savings Bank
Charles Burkhart
Cora Hull
Marie Murray
J. W. Hull
California
Wabash
Whittaker
Stephen Weston
Maybe
Weston
Ways to Preserve Flavor in Vegetables and Potatoes
Practical kitchen notes on cooking vegetables and potatoes. Discusses using half milk half water to whiten potatoes and remove cabbage onion odors, drying greens before salad, and minimal water for green vegetables. Advises against using soda and suggests baking skins with fat or sugar, and using celery leaves as garnish.
Washington scene foreshadows relief and inflation fight
The article surveys the special session debates on stopgap Europe aid, inflation controls, and the Hoffman incident. It notes Senate approval of 597 million for France Italy Austria, and ongoing hearings on President recommendations. It highlights Taft Tobey Flinders and Hoffman clashes with reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pghticuts
Washington
Congress
Europe
Bennett Meyers
Senate War Investigations Committee
General Marshall
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
Austria
House
Senate
Taft
Joint Economic Committee
Tobey
New Hampshire
Senate Banking Committee
Jesse P. Wolcott
House Banking Committee
Russia
Ypsilanti Plans School Attendence and Local Updates
Ypsilanti residents pursue education at Normal School while D F Reeves sells the Foundry corner to S H B Moore. Herbert Cornish travels to Illinois for schooling and Mrs S T Fairbanks hosts her Ohio mother. Beverly Bugg opens a barbershop in the former D Wesennett saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti
D. F. Reeves
S. HB. Moore
Herbert Cornish
Ilinois
S. T. Fairbanks
McAlpine
Ohio
Beverly Bugg
D. Wesennett
Potato Combine
Fairbank, Hull and
Gleasier
J. W
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Bataan
Eddie Rickenbacker
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Tere
the Middles
Bob Karp
Third Avenue Police
Third Avenue
Meee
Herman Thifault
Martin Fucss
Fred Kanouse
William Martin
Clinton
Henry McMann
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Cornish
Helen Hale
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
East
Hoffman
Washington Star
Alfred Friendly
Washington Post
House Education and Labor Committee
Friendly
Labor Department
Michigan City
Committee of Congress
Salsbury Sal
Ieee Nation
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