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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
2
A brief feature mixes a playful tale of a silver dollar and a cent amid hints of everyday tasks and a household tip. A quip about church attendance is followed by a Mrs. A. F. note claiming three parts apple juice to one part strawberry juice boosts flavor and sales.
Wash and stem 2 large cups currants. Add 1% cups granulated sugar. Boil slowly for 5 minutes. Pour into hot clean jelly glasses. Cover and store in a cool place.
Select currants not overripe and wash, drain, remove imperfect fruit. Add water, mash, boil 8 to 10 minutes, strain juice, and for each cup of juice add one cup sugar. Heat slowly, test for jelly. If using commercial pectin, follow its directions and do not add sugar until read.
A fruit conserve recipe combining sour cherries and currants with sugar. Layer fruit and sugar, let stand overnight, then cook slowly until thickened. Pack into hot jars and seal. Serves well with meat.
Practical tips for winter food safety through home canning using common utensils. Stories of frugal use after a disaster, plus a calendar recalling 1872 to 1929 events and notable figures like Calvin Coolidge and Roger Babson, with reflections on economic modesty and invention.
A Roscoe Cammet visit reveals growth from a baby to a chubby child, plus neighbors with ducks, puppies, and a bean plant. The piece celebrates front yard flowers, old fashioned blooms, and color in lawns as a civic improvement, with reflections on garden transformation and community observations.
A household note highlights a fine barn and building fund for a new house. Free government canning guides and inexpensive manufacturer manuals explain each step with pictures. With the season early, abundant produce promises enjoyable domestic work.
A collection of reflective lines and quotes on influence faith and virtue. It features Emerson Amiel Holy Mary Baker Holden Owen Meredith and a biblical reference to leaven. The piece blends secular and religious voices urging purity purpose and silent impact across life.
Federated Church lists services for Sunday July 11 including morning worship at 10 oclock Sunday school at 11 15 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm A joint Presbyter ian elders and Baptist deacons meeting is planned for Friday July 16 at Fred Rowes home to map a united program for kingdom interests The Saline Observer promotes value of the paper and mentions straw hats and tools in a casual closing note
St James Evangelical Church holds English service at 10 a.m. on Sunday July 11 the seventh after Trinity. The sermon topic is Judge not that you may not be judged and Sunday school begins at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with Bert Ede as minister. Sunday school follows at 11 15 with program details not listed.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of each month All are welcome at St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M CG Phillipp.
Floyd Young and Stewart Blodgett of Fort Atkinson hauled a milk can from the Bark river near Fort Atkinson and found two catfish. A week earlier two Eureka boys retrieved a milk can from the Fox river containing catfish.
Rev. Elijah H. Pilcher helped establish the Ann Arbor district in 1830, riding from West Virginia to Michigan on horseback. He faced a wild frontier, preached in a bar room, and aided settlers across creeks and mud while recalling early hardships and the growth of local churches and communities.
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