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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
6
Justice A. C. Hess plans to wed any couple for three cents per ceremony in Reno Kansas aiming to rival Reno Nevada for marriages. He notes the main challenge is finding two witnesses in the Leavenworth county town.
Readers are urged to avoid strong laxatives and to use doctor recommended liquid remedies like Syrup Pepsin. The guidance emphasizes gradual dosage reductions to aid natural bowel regularity and requests customers seek Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a money back guarantee if relief isn't achieved.
The saying contrasts paths to wealth and knowledge, noting a scholar can be self taught and proactive just as a fortune builder. It frames merit from effort and discipline over birth or privilege.
Garth carries Lilith to safety as pursuers close in. They reach a glacier cave, start a warm igloo, and he tends her sprained ankle. While preparing caribou meat and skins, they improvise survival gear and craft warm garments as a blizzard rages outside.
Garth leaves Lilith with strict cautions as he heads to scout the plane. He journeys across snow and ice to the lake, checking on the three seater and uncovering the engineer Huxley’s thefts. Dawn reveals the craft altered to stay afloat amid treacherous conditions.
A hunter wrestles through slush and floating ice to reach a stranded plane. He crosses a muddy, sunken bridge of logs, recovers the plane’s cockpit and key items, then escapes into spruce and glacier terrain before the tale ends with a note on deadly gas mountains and historic eruptions.
Tit-Bits Magazine explains quaint dockland nicknames in London such as luter a mud cleaner scurfer boiler crust remover to Sher a Tosher waterman dredging for coal and a flat-iron coal boat that ducks its funnel under bridges Navvy refers to Steam Navigation Company vessels and Lord Trenchard’s Navy to the river police.
Brisbane argues against splitting the federation as miner leader Lew heads toward a near split. Also notes a nudist-ship grounding near Tampa and Mussolini’s stance on oil sanctions. Lindbergh’s birthday in Wales marks a long career in aviation amid global tensions and political debates.
Two Oklahoma City men dug up a heap of buried coins from beneath an old Indian Territory trading post and learned the treasure was fake. Secret Service agent John Osborn said the coins are cheap amalgam with a thin gold cover and the counterfeiting case may date back 75 years.
An advertisement warns a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as fast relief. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after first bottle. The message urges immediate purchase through the druggist.
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