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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists pricing for notices and sympathy messages with rates per line and per word. Obituary and marriage notices are copied free of charge as a courtesy. other notices require regular rates.
An explanation from Michigan Tuberculosis Association testers clarifies tuberculin. It is not a disease nor a cure. The fluid contains no germs and is used for initial thorough examinations. The test causes minor discomfort, roughly like a mosquito bite.
Walter Savage Landor reflects on tolerance, noting that people who think differently deserve the same patience as those who choose different places. He argues no right to anger when another’s reasoning leads to a different but satisfying result.
The passage warns that many high way crashes come from drivers who overtake without caution. It urges passing to the left at a safe distance and not moving back to the right until the lead vehicle is safely passed. It cautions against cutting in too quickly and emphasizes driving carefully today.
The Look by the Christmas Seal Reporter urges parents to assess a child’s health through color energy hair eyes teeth and posture. It notes that steady growth and quick recovery after rest indicate good nourishment and warns against food fads while recommending reliable scientific sources.
The text argues that true satisfaction comes from unselfish acts and helping others. It emphasizes responsibility as the path to real manhood and warns that self-centered living shrinks a person, while trusted individuals gain stature through trust and duty. Woodrow Wilson's quote frames these ideas.
The Detroit Better Business Bureau warns of a scam where smooth promoters claim heirs to fictional fortunes, urging fees for alleged legal and genealogical work. Victims are led to believe vast New York City real estate holdings await, with sites like the Woolworth Building and Central Park cited as motive. Several promoters have already served time in federal prisons.
The notice outlines a straightforward sales approach, emphasizing fairness and honesty. It asserts that the newspaper will not mislead readers with embellishments or evasions and pledges to present reliable, quality goods in line with ethical advertising practices.
Michigan State College farm crops department says the number of seed pods before fruit bloom indicates whether alfalfa should be cut for hay or left for seed. First cuttings for seed delay hay harvest, but August allows some seed. Weather heavily influences profitability. many farmers succeed in seed crops across Michigan.
Michigan State College Home Economics specialists advise converting farm poultry into meals through careful canning. The guide describes removing giblets, packing meat with neck and ribs, adding salt, and processing in pressure canners or boiling water for seven minutes before sealing.
Saline lost 2 to 1 to Chinnton in a hard luck setback as Milan beat Manchester 10 to 8 to stay in front and Dexter routed Hamburg 14 to ?. Standings show Milan atop with 6 1 857, Clinton 4 4 500, Hamburg 3 4 429, Saline 1 6 143. Read the liner ads today.
Raymond M. Foley announces nationwide rules under Title Two of the National Housing Act for insured mortgages. The changes set a five percent maximum interest rate, offer credits to homeowners who paid higher premiums, and cut the insurance premium to one half of one percent. Retroactive credits apply to those who paid former rates, benefiting both mortgagors and mortgagees.
Federated Church announces 10 a.m. Communion service and 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S. Y. Cotton with Carl Geddes assistant and Mrs House as chorister. Evening programs include 7 p.m. young people meeting and 8 p.m. worship. Pastor D. Kircher invites all.
Morning worship at 10 o clock on Sunday with Sunday school at 11 15. H A Holmes serves as superintendent. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Wednesday evening prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice.
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
The Daily Vacation Bible School will close Friday at noon. Participants have been enrolled and the public is invited Friday at 7 45 PM to view the school’s activities.
Research from forest products labs led by Dr. F L Browne in Madison Wisconsin shows most failures happen when applying white over older colored paint or when white over white differs in pigment. Using incorrect paint seals the old pigment and ruins surfaces. removing old paint by burning is safer than covering.
Henry Bancroft a farmer near Fenton accidentally electrocuted himself Sunday by dropping an aerial wire onto a 5090 volt line. His wife Alma narrowly escaped as she tried to free him. Raymond Bancroft 14 risked the live wires from a roof to remove the burning line with a dry hoe handle. He saved nothing but the burns and the tragedy ended with Henry dead after ten minutes.
Authorities and insurance detectives pursue leads in a Sunday morning break in at the Wm. Hayden Milling Co offices. About $240 was taken from a safe. Investigators note links to similar Michigan burglaries in Monroe Ypsilanti and Rockwood with Sunday dawn timing.
A loaded gasoline truck with two trailers carrying 6000 gallons caught fire on M-50 one mile west of Tecumseh late Wednesday afternoon. Flames reached 500 feet high, menaced nearby farm buildings, and forced traffic onto US-112. No injuries reported in the blaze.
Cheboygan Ant rim and Grand Traverse counties report the appearance of the cherry leaf beetle an occasional pest to cultivated cherry trees. Entomologists at Michigan State College describe life stages methods to control with lead arsenate sprays and removal of pin cherries nearby.
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