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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
2
Readers are invited to share practical ideas for chores and recipes. The column seeks better methods and personal notes on cooking vegetables and home tasks, inviting readers to submit suggestions and names for possible use. A lyric and a quote about kindness appear as light, nostalgic commentary.
A vintage recipe describes mixing flour brown sugar and butter with soda to form crumbs. A paste of dates water and sugar is spread over the crumb layer, then more crumbs are added. The cake bakes in a moderate oven until brown.
Peel quarter and core apples then layer in a bean pot with cider barely covering. Sprinkle sugar and cinnamon between layers. Bake covered in a slow oven for 2 1/2 to 3 hours until tender and wine red. Serve hot or cold with cream or custard.
Dried coffee grounds fill pincushions without packing or rusting needles. Pour boiling water through cloth to clean tea stains. An apple in a cake box keeps cake moist. When laundering silk stockings remove rings and file nails. this also helps chiffon. For clear coffee, boil then add cold water and let grounds settle before pouring.
Wash and dry cookware then heat to remove fish odors and onion scents. Banana dessert improves with orange or pineapple juice. Place foil under flower vase doilies to prevent dampness from affecting polished tables.
The article warns oiled mops, damp hay, newspapers, and oily painter overalls can ignite in closets or basements. It cites electrical cords, faulty fuses, and long vacancy lamps as frequent fire starters. It also notes radio ownership rose to 22.9 million US families by 1985, with 1935 radio sales near 1.1 million and total spending over 216 million dollars.
A compilation of remarks from Aristotle Lord Chesterfield Mary Baker Eddy Emerson and Matthew 7 12 on moral reciprocity religious liberty and human rights. The passages stress treating others as one wishes to be treated and the impact of personal conduct on social harmony.
A compact guide lists diverse fritter styles from corn and oyster fritters to cheese custard and cereal cakes with bacon. It details batters, frying temperatures around 375 to 395 degrees, cooking times, and serving sauces, plus variations like sour cream dressing and peppery seasonings.
Senior Mary Ellen Kendall reports on semester work and new sociology course. Junior and elementary grades update include a theater plan The Good Listener, Civil War study, Valentine activities, and class projects. Home economics notes praise Miss Freegard and student efforts toward camps and personal development.
In Dundee the Saline team trailed the league leaders throughout the game. Willis Davis led Dundee with 19 points as the Dundee quintet built a large lead. Saline fought bravely but was outmatched in height and execution, ending 39 to 6.
Miss Beatrice Grant of Michigan State College advises simple party menus with one standout dish to elevate informal gatherings. She cites Mrs. Roosevelt and three suggested dishes orange nut bread tomato bread and shrimp creole as centerpieces plus attention to attractive linens for bridge events. Valley Head man Thomas Hail notes a 70 year old shaving brush.
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township with Pastor Breitenbach offers a second in Lent service on February 21 in German at 10 a m with sermon True Faith as Exemplified by the Woman of Canaan Sunday school follows at 11 o clock. A future service on February 28 is Father and Sons. No man or boy will want to miss this service.
Morning worship at 10 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 11 15. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m. Prayer service Wednesday evening and choir meeting Thursday evening.
Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of each month. Everyone is warmly invited by Pastor M C Phillipp of St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater.
Sunday February twenty third schedule includes 10:00 a m worship sermon Give Ye Them to Hat 11:15 Sunday school 6:30 p m Christian Endeavor groups juniors intermediates and seniors 7:30 p m evening worship Gone Out to the End Monday February twenty second council meeting at the pastor s home 8:00 p m Tuesday March second annual meeting reports officers election and church business for Kingdom interests
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