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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
4
A jumble of humorous quotes and fashion quips on marriage cost styles and gender roles. The passages mock domestic life dicta from a salesman named Morris to Clarence Uphaus and poke at dress trends the shimmy corset and female style expectations.
A collage of quips and city notes spans humor about trust and bankruptcy, post office politics, aging cinema lines, and social foibles. Oddities include Youngstown’s police breath sniffer, barberting jokes, and exchanges about cures for heart troubles with a punchy closing remark on peace and dividends.
The Saline Observer outlines subscription rates and charges for notices and ads while reporting on local taxation, paving and property assessment issues in East Michigan Avenue. It notes ice supply concerns and urges a reassessment meeting to correct tax maps and ownership details, highlighting potential extra costs for residents.
The piece quotes Associate Justice Clark urging canceling eleven billions of allied debts. It suggests advocates pay from private funds and surrender obligations to debtors, framing it as feverish folly and noting taxpayers would not object in a Blissfield Assance context.
Sigid Holmquist dubbed the "Mary Pickford of Sweeden" dazzles Washington society during a visiting stint. Her beauty dominates gatherings as Pontiac Press questions the front page size for such praise, while Rochester Clarion criticizes the framing.
A local appeal urges keeping one dollar within the community to circulate here rather than leaving for enrichment elsewhere. The piece warns funds sent away rarely return and stresses the value of keeping money at home.
Western towns serve auto tourists with camping grounds and lights. Hot Springs Nevada features natural fireless cookers near boiling water gurgling from earth. Cooking holes lined with sheet iron let visitors boil food or drink quickly, aided by surrounding steam. One sure way to bankruptcy is to spend more than you make.
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