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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
2
Simple tips include chilling waxed candles to slow burn and using wall plastic behind the stove to keep walls clean. Recipes advise chalk in a purse for glove touch ups, and stiffening an ironing board cover with cold starch. Also suggested are corks on chair legs to prevent floor scratches and cork-on-screw solutions to replace pot lids knobs.
Sue Thomas tours Nancy with Rotary members including a large flour mill manager who shows a modern rebuilt mill from red brick with a clock. She meets a French girl with Rotary ties, visits Daum crystal workshops, the university, and a town museum, then enjoys country rides, a quiet village, and country charms.
A traveler recalls a village under enemy roar and planes, then thanks the Rotary Club in Nancy for a memorable week. He bids farewell to the Renard family, leaves for Strasbourg, and praises Nancy’s warmth over Strasbourg’s promise.
Loren B. Miller known as Red for his hair urged governor power to appoint department heads with civil service protections on reform plans at the Michigan Press Association luncheon. D Hale Brake rebutted with a sharp speech praising a nonpartisan civil service commission and noting seven governors since his start.
A young bandit held up Kroger and C. F. Smith stores Thursday night escaping with $60. He reportedly met an accomplice waiting in a car.
J I Miller of Cornell presented a steer feeding program at Michigan State College noting that success requires many factors. Key points include fall purchasing on roughages, 100 days of good pasture, adequate grain, and marketing from September to December, with winter roughages and grain use essential for fattening slaughter cattle.
Michigan State College extension dairyman Ames A. Hays says mineralized salt for dairy cows costs about 50 cents a year. A cow uses 75 to 100 pounds of salt annually and trace minerals raise the price by roughly half a dollar over ordinary salt.
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