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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
4
Six cent per line rate for cards and notices with five cents per poetry line. Obituaries and marriage notices are free. Personal or business benefit items billed at regular rates. Entertainment notices with admission charged six cents per line. Minimum charge twenty five cents.
Michigan State College animal husbandry advisors urge flockmasters to increase ration quality for pregnant ewes. With March lambing, add leguminous hay and a protein supplement, and feed grain up to one half pound per head daily for the last 30 days before lambing, using linseed meal or soy bean meal to reach ten percent extra protein.
Edna Zick describes reorganized clubs, new officers, and a focus on clothing and home decoration. Members recount lessons in foods, manners, curtains, and pictures, plus a banquet project with the Saline Woman's Club and a Saxette band formation in the lower grades.
The speaker condemns drunken driving and urges harsher penalties and consistent application of the laws. He argues even one drink impairs judgment and that distinguishing between intoxicated and sober driving is essential to protect innocents.
A psychiatrist helps delinquent girl's parents trace sources of her conduct. The doctor notes parents focus on physical hygiene over mental health, and that family attitudes shape the child’s daydreaming jealousy and self consciousness. He urges parental self guidance to improve family dynamics. The article ends with a quip about marriages.
Margaret Finch missed this week due to measles illness. A class meeting planned a Valentine party for February 11 at Doris Tanner's house with committees for refreshments and games. In sixth grade a geography alphabet review focused on Germany with top scores by Phyllis Henderson and Joyce Braun ae Viola.
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