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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
A lively invitation highlights Cream and fruit flavors at a Sanitary Mountain venue. The ad promises refreshing treats and immaculately clean ware, urging readers to ask staff where to get sundaes and follow youth recommendations to visit.
A local advertisement extols Charngold as the best substitute for butter, claiming superior taste and quality in today’s market. The brief pitches Charngold as a reliable dairy alternative for households and cooks seeking flavor.
The Saline Co-Operative Association invites listings for the next livestock shipment. Arthur Armbruster, manager, offers direct access to central markets for feeding steers and lambs. Telephone 194-F11 for full information and to place listings.
Energine offers odorless dry cleaning and garment repair and cleaning services. The ad urges customers to compare Energine cleaning staying power with other cleaners previously used.
News review outlines McAdoo and Wilson uncertainties for the Democratic nomination, labor's push for league of nations, Ireland's turmoil, and potential independent parties. It notes Sinn Fein, Thompson, La Follette, and Hearst maneuvering as Republicans and Democrats eye San Francisco convention battles.
Mrs. William Stierle visited Detroit relatives Friday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw visited son Arthur in Ann Arbor Sunday. Walter Cook graduated from the University of Michigan East in mechanical engineering Thursday. Mrs. James Carven of Ann Arbor visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carven last week. John P. Finch of Lansing spent two weeks with brother R. L. Winch and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Detroit visited Edward Alber and family and Mrs. Anna Waelper Simon y, Mrs. Anna Blessing and daughters traveled from Jackson to visit Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bocttner on Saturday. Miss Julia Nadeau was home from Detroit over the weekend. Miss Edythe Skinner accepted an office position in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. William Wicker and daughter Hefen visited relatives in Lansing Saturday and Sunday.
Gordon Wintermate aged 19 of Ann Arbor marries Florence Dunn 18 from same area. Walter Guimby 33 of Port Wayne seals with Helen M. Kinkade 25 of same. Theodore L. Lauber 26 of Ann Arbor weds Nina A. LaBarge 20, also from same locale.
The Los Angeles Times notes a shift as people say they are getting paid and making money daily, but rarely use the word earning. The observation highlights changing language around wages and labor.
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