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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
6
Survivors of a brutal winter and a narrow escape from a forest blaze await the fate of a rescuer who saved a life. The Indian trapper heals one eye as the bandage comes off, while suspense builds over whether sight returns before the final triumph. The play promises a packed first night and lasting community impact.
A Chautauqua leader plans a four day town event for children before the main opening. Each morning she directs stories games and activities for all youngsters regardless of season tickets, with a promised program booklet and further announcements forthcoming.
Nutrition experts urge including abundant vegetables and fruits in winter meals to prevent fatigue and maintain growth in children. Recipes from home economists highlight scalloped cabbage with cheese and an onion soup without meat to boost minerals and flavor while preserving texture and color.
A Department of Agriculture survey of 2,000 dietary records from 1,425 families and 37 institutions across 46 states shows Americans now eat less meat than four years ago while dairy consumption rises. The report notes average daily food cost 46 cents per man, energy 3223 calories, with 118 grams protein, 405 grams carbohydrate.
Do not place cold jars in hot water or hot jars in cold water. Do not overpack jars to be processed and leave about half an inch to the top. Some products swell in processing. avoid drafts when removing jars from the canner. Do not tighten the wire bail too much or jars may break. Temp all new jars by boiling in cold water until covered, then bring to a boil per USDA guidance.
Zinc darkens with use and can be brightened by scourers. Floors under stoves and similar areas should be scoured with bath brick and kerosene, then washed, rinsed, and dried. Zinc on tables or food contact surfaces should be scrubbed with bath brick and water. Acid such as vinegar or lemon may remove stains but must be washed off to prevent rapid tarnish.
A fragment describes tying a thimble on a curtain end and warns red when passed through. It also notes cheese cut thinly, buttered, wrapped in cloth will stay soft in a cool place.
The article argues Governor Walton signed Oklahoma's early bank deposit guaranty law, calling it a grave mistake. It notes depletion of the guaranty fund, massive assessments on solid banks, and deficits far exceeding assets, claiming such laws foster lax banking and harm prudent institutions. It urges higher standards and rejection of similar laws elsewhere.
Notice of foreclosure under a 1920 mortgage on the Freers of Lima Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Mortgagee John I Bush to be foreclosed by sale at Ann Arbor on August 3 1923 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Sale includes the east half of southeast quarter section 16 with exceptions and a gravel pit lease along Territorial Road.
The American Bankers Association urges uniform state laws to smooth cross state business and banking. It cites conflicting statutes on notes and loans, and recommends model acts on negotiable instruments bills of lading warehouse receipts stock transfer fiduciaries plus bank protections and penalties for false statements and forged checks.
The Saline Co-Operative Association urges livestock owners to sell through their services for fair value. They announce daily trips to the Detroit market and invite farmers to call for a shipping date and farm implement needs. Arthur Armbruster serves as secretary.
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