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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
4
A country girl drawn into crime becomes a tool in a blackmail plot. The mining engineer suspects her innocence and faith, and Walsh stages a drama of love and belief as justice closes in. The Deep Purple opens December 29 in a Walters production.
School is dismissed for a week starting December 2 and ending January 2. High school plans Christmas exercises on Thursday. Bruce and Edith Rose Parsons left last week to spend the winter in the south. The Near Eastern Relief needs attention per J. B. Edmonson. Brace for lost Britten games as girls lost 4 to 7 and boys 21 to 29. Page shows the December 22 program with carols, dialogue, and a Christmas pageant featuring many local students and families.
A city man finds country life less lonely as neighbors and clubs offer real social life. The telephone and cars foster wide, intimate networks, matching or surpassing city social contact. Modern science shrinks distances, binding rural communities in strong, far reaching friendships.
In Challam county Washington over one third of farmers in the Better Sires Better Stock program plan to buy purebred sires in one or more animal classes. Communications to the Department of Agriculture show a strong focus on purebred boars though many other species are kept locally. One farm lists Percheron stallion Guernsey cow Chester White boar Lincoln ram bronze gobbler and charred rock rooster, all purebred with no scrubs.
A compact overview of early aviation pioneers. Kokichi in Okayama faced exile for flight attempts. A medieval French nobleman reportedly flew over the Seine. Langley tested the Whirling Table in 1887. Langson Maxim spent heavy funds on a large flying machine in 1889. Octave Chanute inspired the Wright Brothers with glider work. These names are remembered as fathers of modern invention guiding mankind toward conquering the air.
Poultry keepers facing crowded runs should reduce stock to maintain profits. A hen once productive after her first year will lay eggs mainly in late spring and summer when prices fall, suggesting downsizing to retain profitability.
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