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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
3
A described devil's food cake mix claims to produce light downy chocolate cakes with simple 1 2 3 steps. It notes versatility for cookies layers and other shapes and offers a high altitude version for 8500 feet. Also includes a Seven Minute Frosting recipe with egg whites sugar water and corn syrup and instructions.
A lively public notice warns readers that a liner column item could be sold, urging fast action to keep the item in question from changing hands. The message emphasizes urgency and stakes tied to ownership.
A chaplain's wartime prayer asks for divine protection and strength for army servicemen. It petitions courage, loyalty, clear minds, and healing, urging steadfast faith, unity, and peace through God's presence and power.
The essay argues society is sick with war poverty and injustice and urges pursuit of comprehensive health. It links physical mental moral economic social health and stresses translating knowledge into action. It notes solutions exist from thinkers like Gandhi and Christ and urges using existing knowledge to cure society’s ills.
Families share a hobby as husband and wife entries reach final judging in Newspaper National Snapshot Awards. A couple with three pictures started three years ago in a kitchen darkroom and now involve three children, with the 10 year old daughter learning the press camera. John van Guilder.
John van Guilder notes that fireplace glow or hidden lamp light can yield effective snap shots. He suggests tripods, controlled exposure, and a 75 watt light to smooth shadows, with a one to three second exposure at f eleven for bright firelight.
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