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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
3
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates and page charges including eight months four months and two months options. It notes obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge and outlines personal notices and announcements with per line fees.
The author argues for installing red glass reflectors on all concrete bridge abutments and other roadside hazards to reduce night accidents. He notes near misses and fatalities from bright headlights revealing unseen abutments and urges outlining and marking of abutments and fences for safer highway driving.
The piece warns the Townsend plan could cruelly affect elderly people if it fails, urging caution about publicity. It also notes pay envelopes for railroad workers exceed 21.5 billion dollars and cites editor William H. Berkey seeking a second term on Michigan's State Board of Agriculture, praising his record. It adds 51090 locomotives operate in the U.S. with total railroad investment at about 25.94 billion dollars.
St Johns Lutheran ChurchBridgewatir M C Phillipp Pastor Divine services at 10 am Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Everyone is cordially invited. News from the Bruno Hauptmann trial is noted with local ties. The Osborn family of Montclair is mentioned in connection with handwriting testimony. Automotive safety is urged as a moral task.
A Cran Lansing doctor examines all employees throats and orders half to rest four days. The move keeps infection from spreading and hints at benefits of early throat care. Employers and workers are urged to consult a family physician for throat health and take rest if advised.
C E Kircher notes the week long Christian Endeavor celebration starting Sunday with a 10 a.m. sermon on The career is a Leader in Building a Better World. 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S Y Cotton, Carl Geddes aid, Mrs House as chorister, Hileen Martin pianist. 6:20 p.m. societies meet. 7:30 p.m. Ernest Marks of Detroit speaks as Michigan secretary. Special music throughout.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock. 11:15 Sunday school led by Supt H A Holmes. Classes for all grades. 6:20 p m Epworth Leagues for Senior and Junior.
A friendly column offers life advice to readers, urging optimism, cheerful acceptance of one’s place, kindness, and trust in God, followed by home recipes and clever DIY hints including an apple sauce cake and string crochet cloths and a math party trick using soap and numbered reversals.
The article advises buyers to consider fabric weave and yarn compactness over starch rigidity when selecting table linens. It notes linen’s luster improves with washing, stains are easier to remove, and small cloths are practical. durable choice depends on usage, price, and expected lifespan.
A home with only decorative lighting risks damaging children’s sight. Parents overlook proper brightness in every room, including direct and indirect bridge lamps and task lighting. The article urges checking all rooms and using the Lighting Recipe Chart to ensure adequate, comfortable illumination for easy seeing.
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