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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
6
The seven year rash returns to Hog Creek as Doc Dewberry calls it an epidemic. The quick cure is to let it run its course. The piece defines EPIDEMIC as a disease everyone catches but cannot trace to its source, except that a family is often blamed.
Santa plans playful Christmas toys for kids with paper spoon dolls dressed in crepe paper clothes. A clown doll with long legs and a Chinaman and a Puritan figure are pictured for readers to imitate.
Bill Sam's Dictionary Notes humorous chaos at Hanpy Hollow concert as mandolin and ukulele players upset the crowd. Walter Smith and two children injured in a two car collision after a blinding oncoming light. cars wrecked and sight damage feared.
Uncle Gregory brings good news to Seth and Esther Marvin on Christmas Eve. The three sons Tom Bob and Ned return home after months away working to pay the mortgage. He delivers a mortgage release and a bank book funding college and future success.
Michigan reports consider widening and deepening the Shiawassee river to aid drainage in several counties. A proposed 43 mile direct D T I I line from Wauseon to Durban seeks interstate approval. Frances F Riggs fellows welcome a London graduate. Avery Marks retires after 35 years service.
Measles, a child reaper, is spreading again and rising this year after a milder period. Michigan reports 28 142 cases in the first eleven months of 1923 versus 11 647 through December 1 last year, with 225 deaths this year and 224 in the first seven months of 1922.
A fragment notes bitter truth about Misaveet girl graduates and their expectations around domestic duties. The text hints at tension between achievement and traditional housework roles without detailing events or outcomes.
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