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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
8
Milk Problem Solves Stump Officials
A cryptic note on solving the milk puzzle hints at water content and timing of delivery, suggesting officials debate when milk carries excess water. The remark implies a delivery moment as the key.
In Silks and Insecurity of Office Parley
A dialogue from the Birmingham Age Herald imagines a silk salesman's charm and the lure of public office. Senator Snortsworthy questions the perks of a political career while a silk department worker contemplates returning home to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fle
Senator Snortsworthy
Birmingham Age-Herald
Sheriff's Honor System Ends with Five Prisoner Escapes
Sheriff Seth Orndorff of El Paso Texas abandoned a four hour test of an honor system at the jail after twelve unshackled prisoners were taken to a road job. Five escaped before noon and the plan was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Orndorff
el Paso
Tex
Michigan Happenings Showcases 1923 Michigan Events
Wireless telephone connects Marquette lighthouse with Stannard Rock station enabling radio concerts for keepers. Saginaw votes to restore streetcar service with local directors. MA C funds under review. Michigan clubs plan encampments and tours across Upper Peninsula counties. Rest station opens at Alpena. Colgrove highway M 46 starts excavation. university hires Terpenning at Western State Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
C. Wesser
U. S. S. Amaranth
Marquette
Stannard Rock
Lake Superior
United States
Michigan Mortgage Tax and Public Utility Fight In Court
Michigan faces mortgage filings and registry fees tied to a $50 million Armour & Co. debt. Michigan Bus Law prompts injunction questions in Pontiac as lines challenge state supervision. Sergeant Forbes receives a medal for saving a Kalamazoo boy at Gull Lake. Fatal accidents, prison labor for road work, and district fairs share space with plans for Masonic picnics and a banker convention cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Calhoun
Armour & Co
Chicago
Delaware
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Pontiac
Detroit
Commission
Moseley
Sixth Corps
S. Forbes
Joseph Fitzgerald
Kalamazoo
LaBelle
Gull Lake
Forbes
Steamer B. G. Crosby Makes First Muskegon Run
The oil burning vessel recently acquired in Florida waters arrived in Muskegon last week on its first trip along the Muskegon Milwaukee route. An ocean going ship remodeled for Great Lakes traffic, it is excellently appointed and will greatly increase freight facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Crosby
Florida
Muskegon
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
New York Becomes Largest City by Population
New York surpasses London in population when including the same 19 mile radius around City Hall. Dr Walter Laidlaw states Greater London and New York suburbs within 19 miles are counted, showing New York at 7 820 676 as of 1920 versus London 7 476 168 in 1921 with growth figures from 1891 to 1921 and 1900 to 1910 respectively.
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New York
London
New York City
Walter Laidlaw
City Hall
Metropolitan
Greater London
New York Herald
London ‘County
Charing Gross
Nassau
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Need Not Dread Poison Ivy Now Says Science
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports that fear of poison ivy is unnecessary. Gasoline or benzine can dissolve and remove the ivy oil if applied within eight hours after contact, even by a passing motorist, making outdoor hikes safer and accessible again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gruel Crab Dialogue on Rent and Cottage Life
A terse exchange reveals plans for an ideal life in a cottage disrupted by the cottage owner demanding rent in advance. The speaker cites the obstacle as the owner’s insistence on upfront payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Boy Defends Choice In Family Roast Joke
A father carves a chicken as he asks Robert for a bite. The boy corrects him with a sly line about wanting “some” of it, sparking a light family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bobby
An Exacting Passenger Drives Quietly Away
A passenger insists the driver’s style unsettled the cook who admits departure amid gentle refusals. Mr. Chuggins recalls trying to treat staff well while the cook cites nervousness about the driving.
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Mr. Chuggins
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