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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
6
The scene features a customer pressing a clerk about crocodile skin in a handbag. The clerk insists on its genuineness and explains the crocodile was shot by someone the owner knows. The customer notes the dirtiness, and the clerk adds the animal fell from a tree.
A short exchange shows young Joan admitting she has lost a piece of toffee after stuffing it in her mouth. Her mother asks where it went and Joan explains it slipped down her throat, ending with the child revealing the misplacement.
A wander through Manhattan scenes from Fifth Avenue to Times Square with shop windows, fashion and dining notes. Vignettes include Helen Hayes, Canfield's former home, a garment center panorama, and whimsical street glimpses from a busy city day.
Portsmouth New Hampshire pattern shop sheet metal shop and transportation shop at the navy yard were cited for no loss time from accidents in 1935. Capt H R Greenlee presented safety awards and commendations from the secretary of the navy to John H Foye C B Stephenson Forrest G C Warren and H P Bush and H L Robbins.
A reflection on self-control and mercy. Words spoken in anger leave lasting hurt, while peace of mind comes from measured responses and restraint. The passage suggests mercy should renew rather than end.
The Mon treal Herald notes a mysterious 1815 sighting called the Man in the Sun. European witnesses describe a waving flag as the sun set, with England and America reporting variations. Some linked the omen to Napoleon, though explanations remained elusive.
A concise aphorism attributed to Lacontius contrasts the first point of wisdom with recognizing falsehood and the second with knowing truth. It presents a classical thinker’s guidance in a compact moral lesson.
W. C. Coleman unveils a gas making safety range that cooks a meal for 2c or less using lead-free gasoline. It lights instantly, makes its own gas, and uses Everdur metal for the tank. The range promises efficiency, beauty, and adjustable Band-A-Blu Burners with porcelain enamel finish. Readers can request illustrated literature and a store check by mailing to Wichita Kansas.
A motto quotes Antoninus urging restraint after injury, arguing true revenge lies in not becoming like the wrongdoer. The line emphasizes self-control and moral distance rather than retaliation.
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