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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
2
A reflective verse asks if nature, memory, and kindness can be restored after loss. The speaker, Kate Lawrence, humbly queries whether a hurry can undo damage to flowers, fruit, and life itself, ending with a meditation on forgiven words and deeds.
The text outlines a cherry conserve with 2 quarts of cherries and 3 percent sugar boiled for 45 minutes. It instructs adding 1 pound of raisins, 2 oranges with juice and rind, 1 can pineapple, then boiling 15 minutes before folding in cherries and a few nut meats.
A dated recipe outlines making a thick fruit filling from red raspberries currants cherries and rhubarb with sugar raisins walnuts and citrus. After cooking seal hot then prepare a top crust bake until set and finish with a browned meringue from egg whites and sugar.
Cut and pure egg plant in slices four percent inch thick sprinkle with salt Tet stand an hour or so to drain Make a batter of one egg quarter teaspoon salt one teaspoon baking powder seven cup milk and flour enough to make like pancake dough Dip slices of egg plant in batter and fry slowly until golden brown Serve with or without syrup Mrs. F A H
Household hints describe practical tips for cooking and storage. Subjects include starch and salt behavior, potato soaking, flavoring hash with sugar, boiling vinegar to neutralize onion odor, varnishing straw matting, keeping cookies moist with bread, jelly preservation, rich chicken gravy using eggs, and preventing salt from caking with starch.
A collection of quotations on immortality and divine mind from Henry Van Dyke Longfellow Mary Baker Eddy Edwin Markham and I Tim. 1 17. The passages discuss life beyond death the nature of God and the purpose of human existence in a spiritual context.
The calendar notes demonstrations of color television on June 27 1929 and events like the Treaty of Versailles signed June 28 1919 and Gettysburg battle July 3 1863. It highlights Molly Pitcher 1778 sergeant, first U S postage stamps 1847 and Idaho statehood 1890 with reflections on radio and discovery.
Advice from Miss Hazel Strahan of Michigan State College on clothing design for easy self dressing. The article notes roomy cuts, full areas at chest and hips, raglan sleeves, long front plackets, large flat buttons, pliable buttonholes, and pockets aiding independence. Encourages parents to allow gradual skillProgress and recognize uneven development to foster self reliance.
The Roving Reporter visits the Howard Stierle and Feldkamp farms noting a beardless wheat crop led by C D Finkbeiner who has won state and international prizes. Warren Finkbeiner advances farm management at Michigan State College while a Ford Motor Company order and Bangs disease testing highlight regional activity.
Townspeople around Wellfleet Massachusetts revive a Kidd treasure tale spurring amateur archaeology. Residents wield picks and shovels hoping to uncover Indian artifacts and pirate loot as arrowheads stone hammer hatchets and petrified pottery emerge from the ground.
Michigan first state to create a separate education department credits John D Pierce as the first U S superintendent of public instruction. The piece highlights his push for a unified university, normal schools, and school lands funding, detailing his dedication, early challenges, and lasting impact on Michigan education.
Sunday worship at 10 o clock includes the Sacrament of the Lord s Supper. Sunday school at 11 15 and at 6 30 p m the Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor Societies meet. Teachers and officers of the Sunday school convene at the church Tuesday at 8 p m.
St James Evangelical Church holds a patriotic service at 10 60 a m on July 4, followed by Sunday school at 11 00. On Wednesday July 7 at 2 00 p m the Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Chrst Alber s home.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock and Sunday school at 11 15. Bert Ede serves as minister.
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. All are cordially invited to attend.
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