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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

3

Raspberry Plantings to be Inspected Twice Each Summer

State Department of Agriculture mandates two inspections of raspberry plantations in summer to ensure clean planting stock and eradicate diseases. R. B. Loree of the horticultural staff notes inspections and pruning work are needed even if plants are not for sale. A circular detailing common raspberry diseases is available from the horticultural department in East Lansing.

State Department of Agriculture R. B. Loree M.A. ©. Horticultural Star Loree Horticultural Department East Lansing

Vamps Who Made History by James C Young

A brief history of Lola Montez born Elizabeth Byron's daughter who used many names. She danced in London Paris Munich Munich and New York and faced mob violence and scandal. Her final resting place is Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn with no epitaph.

Vamps James C. Young Dumas Lola Montez Elizabeth Lord Byron India England Spain Lola Montez London Hisses Germany Belgium Warsaw Paris Munich Ludwig Europe New York Australia Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn

Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes relief and tonics

Catarrh described as a local disease influenced by constitution. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 400 years. Fos. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.

Hall FOS. Cheney & Co Toledo

Ancient tombs reveal royal killings and long Egyptian reigns

Excavations at Abydos and other sites in Egypt uncover First Dynasty tombs with 60 to 70 skeletons and 80 skulls. Evidence suggests courtiers were killed at a king’s death to secure stable rule, with long reigns as a result. Discoveries include alabaster jars, ivory lions, a carved comb, copper tools, and a tomb with cat skeletons.

London Hinders Petrie University College Petrie Abydos Egypt

Italians Granted Russ Land In Genoa Pact Details

Rome reports a Genoa accord granting an Italian company 25 000 acres in the north Caucasus or Don or Dneper regions for 24 years with renewal. The lessee would pay Russia cereals and cattle shares, export half and Russian purchase of the rest, and limit labor to half foreign workers.

North Caucasus Rome Italy Genoa Russia Don Dneper

Plymouth Rock Tale Enduring Shrine At Pilgrim Hall

The Plymouth Rock, weighing about seven tons and famed for its greenish surface, has a long history of relocation. Its upper and lower portions were separated and moved multiple times, finally restored to its original site under a decorative canopy where visitors continue to view the relic.

Plymouth Massachusetts Pilgrim Hall

Penny Savings Banks Teach Thrift In School

A pupil withdrew three cents from a penny bank on Friday and explained to his teacher that he keeps money ready for Saturday and Sunday. The remark highlights a child’s thrift habit learned through classroom banking.

Robert

Veterinary Men to Study Animal Health at M A C Meeting

Michigan Agricultural College hosts the forty first annual Michigan Veterinary Medical Association gathering June 26 to 28. Dr. R A Runnels of Hart Lansing says several hundred state practitioners will attend to hear MA C staff and out of state specialists present on livestock diseases and recent research. The three day program includes entertainment and a ladies program. Officers for the past year will be in attendance led by President J B Wurm and officers Kilsham Hoskins Crakite and Runnels.

Michigan State Veterinary Medical Association Michigan Agricultural College R. A. Runnels Hart Lansing M. A. Cls Association Ares J. B. Wurm Pigeon J. B. Kilsham Lanzing H. P. Hoskins Detroit G. W. Crakite Saginaw Treas Fast

Appropriate Tustle An English Artist Faces A Title Dilemma

An English artist who values color over price completes a purple blue landscape. His wife enters the studio as he seeks a title and she suggests Home, explaining there’s no place like it. The banter ends with the punchline.

Tam

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