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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

04 Jul 1935

Page 7

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

Page

7

Mormon Hill Monument to Moroni Unveiling Near Palmyra

Elmo Scott Watson notes thousands will gather on Mormon Hill near Palmyra for the unveiling of a 40 foot granite shaft topped by a nine foot Moroni figure. The piece marks the origin of the Mormon migration that carried Brigham Young west to Utah, amid tales of persecution and epic pioneer routes across America.

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New York Palmyra Mormon Hill Hill Cumorah Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Moroni Joseph Smith Church Oliver Cowdery Martin Harris David Whitmen Mormon Church Mt. Sinai New World Great Plains Great Salt Lake Utah Fayette Seneca County Kirtland Ohio Missouri Jackson County Clay County Caldwell County Boggs Free Republic of Missouri Mississippi Ilinois Waugoo Hancock County Illinois Hyrum Carthage Ford Smiths Nauvoo Brigham Young California Oregon Young Council Bluffs Neb Missouri River Winter Quarters United States Pacific Stars and Stripes Big Mountain Plains C. C. Goodwin Sfor Kansas Death Valley Middle West Edmund Ellsworth Daniel D. McArthur Iowa City Iowa Mormon Outfitting Post Hack Edward Bunker James G. Willie Edward Martin Rockies
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Consolation for the Discouraged Amid Hard Times

A Bell syndicate column urges homemakers to draw inspiration from American history showing endurance through past hardships. It argues present stress is not unique, cites past privations, and encourages courage, perseverance, and hopeful faith in a return to prosperity through steadfast home life and prudent effort.

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United States Annals of America
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Ancient Greece's High Stage of Civilization

New Athens discoveries reveal a 1500 B C cemetery with undisturbed skeletons beneath the Acropolis. The article notes Greek civilization rose from the Stone Age two millennia before burial, highlighting long-term cultural development and a resilient ruling class.

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Athens Greece Pathfinder Magazine B. C Acropolis
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Ancient Greeks and their era of decline after Troy wars

The passage traces Greek civilization from its well built cities with baths and arches to horse drawn chariots and spectacle battles. It notes trade with Egypt and a long collapse spanning Doric invasion Iron Age and Roman conquest, framing a recent revolt as minor in context.

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Egypt Troy Rome
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Firestone Tire Claims Superior Non-Skid and Wear

Firestone asserts its two extra Gum Dipped cord layers under the tread enable a wider flatter tread with higher shoulders, increasing rubber on the road for the best non skid safety. It also touts a new tougher tread compound for longer wear and lower cost per mile at higher speeds, urging customers to visit a Firestone Service Store or dealer for details.

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Firestone
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