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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
7
The judge notes the expression Let you as slang of American origin used to show doubt about a statement. Counsel explains it has gained currency through cinema and signals uncertainty in the speaker.
The Scotsman fails to present a ticket, the conductor on a second check finds it still missing. He laughs as Sandy explains the token was an old ticket he had been chewing to keep the date, a humorous lapse that amuses nearby passengers.
Musterole soothes the chest and throat as a counter irritant with mustard oil menthol and camphor. It claims to penetrate stimulate and warm drawing out congestion and pain and has been used for 30 years with approval from many doctors and druggists.
The Sew-Your-Own appeal showcases patterns 14138 1413 1852 and 1383 for sizes 34 to 50 plus children's 2 to 8 years. It promises simple chic in gingham or silk, with collared shirtwaist tops and poured-in looks in black satin or velvet. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A moralistic column notes attitudes toward marriage and divorce laws. It asserts men need not impress others and time is valuable if turned into money. It contrasts male and female traits, hints at wealth and age, and ends with advice about rummage sales and buying back fishing gear.
An old advertisement urges keeping the body free of waste with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It notes 60 pellets cost 30 cents and includes a Publilius Syrus quote about forgiveness and power.
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