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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1935

Page

6

Individual Gold Mining Offers Poor Prospects

The West gold rush lures unemployed into the hills with rumors of wealth, but most find disappointment. Experienced miners work abandoned mines with owners’ consent on royalty or share. The Bureau of Mines warns against false hopes and outlines realities of placer mining and hard work.

Bureau of Mines

Read This If You Eat Starches Meats Sweets

Doctors say indigestion comes from stomach acid formed by acid forming foods. Phillips Milk of Magnesia after meals can neutralize acidity, often relieving symptoms in minutes. Try the liquid PHILLIPS or the new tablets, just be sure you get Genuine PHILLIPS.

Joseph W Burns becomes third Tennessee speaker in history

The article traces Tennessee's leaders who have held the speakership, noting Joseph W Burns as the third Volunteer state representative to wield the gavel. It surveys predecessors including James K Polk and John Bell and tracks speakers from Jonathan Trumbull to Joseph Byrns, highlighting paths to the presidency and vice presidency.

Elmo Scott Watson Joseph W. Burns Tennessee United States House of Representatives House James K. Polk Polk John Bell Commonwealth Joseph Burns Henry Clay William Jennings Bryan Clay Constitutional Union Party Abraham Lincoln White House James G. Blaine Blaine Maine Joseph Gurney Cannon Illinois Uncle Joe Cannon Chicago Joe Champ Clark Missouri Baltimore Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Clark Schuyler Wolfax Indiana Grant United States Senate John Nance Garner Texas Senate Roosevelt Frederick A. OC. Muhlenberg Connecticut Jonathan Trumbull Washington Jonathan Trumbull Muhlenberg Jonathan Dayton Dayton Aaron Burr Theodore Sedgewick Massachusetts North Carolina Nathaniel Macon Macon Bay Joseph Bradley Varnum Kentucky Langdon Cheves South Carolina John W. Taylor New York Philip P. Barbour Virginia John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Adams Andrew Stevenson England Bell William Henry Harrison John Tyler Edward Everett Twenty-sixth Congress Robert M. T.hunter Congress Lincoln Hampton Roads Hunter John White John W. Jones John W. Davis Robert C. Winthrop Washington Monument Winthrop Georgia Howell Cobb Treasury Buchanan Cobb Linn Boyd Nathaniel P. Banks Banks James L. Orr William Pennington Galusha A. Grow Pennsylvania Schuyler Colfax Theodore M. Pomeroy Cleveland Thomas Brackett Reed Reed Chales F. Crisp David B. Henderson Iowa Uncle Joe" Cannon Illnois Frederick H. Gillett Nicholas Longworth Ohio Longworth Cactus Jack” Garner Hoover Henry T. Rainey Joseph W. Byrns Western Union

Abnormal Child Treatment Depends on Parents Theory

Dr. John Ruhrah argues in Hygeia Magazine that handicapped children fall into three parent types Neglected Spoiled and Sensibly Guided The neglected fail to claim responsibility the spoiled develop self pity and irritability while the sensible group teach independence decision making and balanced activity emphasizing rest and appropriate exertion

John Ruhrah Hygeia Magazine

Cheese Should Not Be Cooked Says Doris McCray

Doris W. McCray argues in Oygeia Magazine that cheese should not be cooked and explains that melting or grating after removal from heat preserves texture. She notes high heat or long cooking drives fat from cheese, producing a tough stringy protein mass.

Doris W. McCray Oygeia Magazine American Medical Association Committee On Foods

Liquid laxatives offer safe, adjustable relief for constipation

A public notice extols liquid laxatives, especially Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as safe and adjustable. It urges consulting a doctor or druggist, highlights dose control, non habit forming senna and cascara, and claims effective relief until regular bowel movements return.

Jess Dr. Caldwell

Wise Old Bird Dialogue on Debt Payment

A comic exchange has Wise Old Bird asking about paying down and answering yes to avoid future worry about paying up. The vignette highlights cautious financial prudence in a humorous frame.

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