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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
3
Bobby Coon and Billy Mink discover hidden traps blocking the Laughing Brook path. They deduce the trapper set fences on both sides and vow to warn others, realizing cooperation is needed to prevent future captures.
Annabelle answers questions about the fashionable woman who once wore anything well now having a daughter who also looks stylish. The column notes a generational thread of grace and appearance.
A garbled note mentions Eve facing a PTA related event with remarks about not wanting deception and a dubious remnant. Names and details are unclear, leaving the main action ambiguous and hard to confirm.
A magician performs a coin trick beginning with a collection from a family onlookers. Coins appear to double for the participant who counts them, while the magician secretly pockets the extra coins. The maneuver hides coins beneath the tray as others handle the visible money.
A collection of home cooking tips and simple recipes including Fett prunes on salad, Raisin Pudding, Cotea Ice Cream, Tuna Fish With Rice, a cream sauce method, and Creamed Green Onions. The piece blends practical guidance with casual editorial quips and beverage/fruit ideas.
A reflective prose piece recalls how men once shaved or grew long whiskers at forty and how social norms tied age and appearance. The narrator notes shifts over time from rigid forty year rules to modern gentler expectations, praising change and personal renewal.
A gold colored camel hair coat features a tailored double seam pattern and a flaring back with a center slot seam. It is paired with a gold felt hat accented by a white and brown quill, highlighting period styling and craftsmanship.
In stemmed sherbet glasses fill halves with marshmallows. Cook peach sirup with corn starch until well done. Beat yolk of an egg lightly, stir until smooth, flavor with almond drops, and pour over fruit in the cups.
The article notes that gray squirrels have an average lifespan of six to seven years, outlining typical longevity expectations for the species.
Fashion notes from Belmont track openings show 1930s race day style with doll hats, water lily colorings, and silk prints. Suk taffeta frocks set the pace for short sleeves, square-shouldered jackets, and dramatic accessories including black feather carts and white lily boutonnieres.
The linen suit in natural white is a key summer style item with cool comfort as temperatures rise. The pictured ensemble uses Moygashel Ireland superfine linen and pairs town wear with dark accessories including a navy beret striped shirt gloves and bag in red Dubonnet for a coordinated look.
Fox bracelets emerge as the next trend with fur accents. The article notes fox inspirations in bracelet designs that may wrap around the forearm or encircle the wrist.
Designers study Paris collections and current workroom hints to forecast fall and winter silhouettes. The prevailing idea is wider hemlines that spin around like ballet costumes, signaling a circular skirt trend that many will wear in the coming months.
Fashion notes describe camisoles and petticoats for summer travel. Items feature lace trims, shoulder points, and insertion lace on straps. Petticoats include muslin with eyelet embroidery and pastel or plaid taffeta with ruffles.
The article highlights lace gilets as the chic accessory for high end suits. It notes dainty lace fronts collars and net backs with elastic waists, some backless, others lace blouses with short sleeves. Alencon Val and net fabrics are favored.
A midcentury moral meditation on prioritizing work over leisure. It cautions reform efforts that stir up more mud than progress and laments that reliability and discretion protect reputation. It offers maxims on self control, learning from mistakes, and the quiet power of virtue.
Coleman Safety Range lights instantly using its own carburized gas from ordinary gasoline. The stove uses Band-A-Blu Burners for a blue hot flame and efficient cooking. Aimed at housewives, the Wichita Kansas inventor offers illustrated literature and store charts on request.
A 1935 testimonial from Mrs. L. Wheisler of Floreffe Pa. describes facial blemishes that made her look old and caused itch and irritation. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with clearing her skin after two bars and one tin. The ad promotes Cuticura for pimples rashes eczema and other external blemishes with prices 25 cents each.
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