If You Want to Keep a Friend Do Not Ask for a Dollar
Advice contrasts friendship with begging and humiliation. Two braggarts in a verbal contest spark their own applause, highlighting vanity and empty bravado in social exchanges.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
3
Advice contrasts friendship with begging and humiliation. Two braggarts in a verbal contest spark their own applause, highlighting vanity and empty bravado in social exchanges.
Edward J Musr advertises a full line of fishing tackle paints varnishes and related supplies in Saline. He highlights Sinclair oils kerosene gasolines varnishes wood finishes farm and repair goods plus tin work and auto strop razors with free trials and household and farm products for farmers and residents.
Helen the lioness and her cubs debate aging as Akbar and Timur discuss size and strength. A keeper notes Timur's later growth, while Akbar boasts of age advantage. The scene shifts to a Washington biography describing early life, poverty, schooling, and rise to leadership.
A playful riddle asks which bird of passage can lift the heaviest weight and answers with a traveling crane. Another pun links the letter A to honey suckle, noting a B always follows tt for a light wordplay moment.
Brief notes cover George Washington born 1732 near Fredericksburg Virginia and early military service including 1754 1755 campaigns and staff work under General Brad dock with marriage to Martha Custis noted. The fragment references first expedition in 1753 1754 and second expedition along with family ties and early career milestones.
An old dietary snippet advises conserving minerals when cooking vegetables by using little water and sauces. It details lettuce pepper egg salad, tomato and peanut cups, buttered beets, a vegetable luncheon dish with spinach creamed onions and tomato, and onion and cream cheese sandwiches. It notes market values often reflect greed as well as supply and demand.
Services will be held in the Citizens Bank building Sunday at 10 a.m. Testimony meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Sunday school opens at 11 a.m. with admission for pupils under 20 years.
Michigan circuit court at Ann Arbor May 20 1921 orders Myrtle Thornton to appear within three months. The decree requires statutory publication in the Saline Observer within two weeks. Lee N. Brown represents the plaintiff. George W. Sample signs as circuit judge.
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