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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
4
A Brooklyn Exponent receipt critiques daily newspapers for depicting women in unflattering ads. It notes terrible faces and awkward postures aimed at selling merchandise, compares modern imagery to an 1814 evangelical primer with 72 woodcuts, and questions the effectiveness of such portrayals.
A mass meeting led by Mr. Holmes in Nevada Ohio drew 65 attendees who doubted talk can eradicate the corn borer. Farmers report mixed results from field checks with rising infestations and seek real methods to protect Monroe and local fields.
Question about the brand of cigarettes used by champion husband-callers remains unclear from available text. No definitive brand identified or corroborated details provided.
A piece notes that promoters and wildcat stock promoters use a “sucker list” to target easy victims. It cites a New York promoter with about 600,000 names and warns gullible investors receive regular bait aimed at mining or other stocks.
Michigan ten littery contest entrants show rising medal qualifiers with 32 producers already meeting requirements. George Klengenberger leads with a 3160 pound litter from 14 Chester Whites in six months. several others report ton and quarter litter weights across multiple farms and states.
The Federal Radio Commission set WKAR to 277.6 meters effective December 1, eight meters below the former 285.6. WGHP Detroit shares the band, forcing time division and schedule shifts for WEAR Radio School and athletic lectures. The Radio School term runs to December 16 and resumes January 2 through April 20 with free catalogs available.
Thirty years ago Miss Alice Sturm returned from college for a break. Thanksgiving was notably rough, unmatched since eleven years prior. Mrs. Sally Sumner Parsons died at 75 in Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stang celebrated twenty years of marriage with a surprise visit. The village council plans winter sidewalk cleaning. Bell and Finch suffer a blood poisoning scare in a hand. Dustless oil applied to the third floor of the school, a new flooring venture drawing attention.
Fifteen years ago Eva Schairer returned home from Pontiac for the weekend and a nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Fahner. Locals Gertrude and Margaret Miller came from Hastings for Thanksgiving, while Anna Lamkin and Ola and Florence of Detroit visited the Buck family. Max Black planned a westward trip visiting friends in Washington. L O T M officers were elected with Frances Derendinger as Commander Agnes Mead as Past Chief, Elizabeth Dell as Leader, and several others named. Also noted are Miss Minnie Baty home from South Haven and Zoa Nichols staying with Mrs Weiennettt. S H Wheelock attended the state farmers club convention in Lansing, and Bertha Rentschler wed with relatives present. A postmaster regained a lost ring after his wife found it and returned it for reward, though he disputed the payment. Flat Rock Sentinel.
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