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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
3
Operate a profitable sparetime business from home. Free information from NATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS Dept. M Fostoria Ohio.
Answers cover origins of the term empire for New York attributed to George Washington, Rhodes scholarship, portraits of Martha Washington and Pocahontas, fiscal year start July 1, cabinet order with the secretary of state, and definitions of translucent transparent and opaque substances with light passage and visibility details.
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a counter irritant salve that eases congestion and pain by warming and stimulating the skin. It claims wide usage for 30 years, endorsements by doctors and nurses, and approval by Good Housekeeping with three strength options.
A pithy saying reframes social worry by noting others mostly wonder what you think of them, rather than dwelling on you. It encourages focusing on one’s own thoughts and not overanalyzing others' opinions.
Lesson on Jesus return to Nazareth and the unbelief that limited His power. It contrasts unbelief with obedience to God’s will and shows how divine commission enables ordinary people to serve effectively through reliance on God and teamwork.
The quote by Ouise Vapel reflects the challenge of choosing a path you believe is right despite social pressure from friends and others. It emphasizes sticking to your own story and decisions even when advised otherwise.
A historical reflection attributes the future of a child to a mother's influence, citing Napoleon's famous maxim about maternal role shaping destiny. The piece emphasizes the enduring societal expectation of mothers guiding young lives.
Advertises home sewing patterns for spring dresses with designs slim figures and full bust options. Describes Corselette Waistline afternoon dress and Slenderizing House Frock with fabric suggestions and fit tips. Lists pattern numbers 1442 1389 1453, sizes, material yardage, and mail order address Chicago 111 Wacker Drive Pattern Dept Room 1020. Price 15 cents each.
The article explains how soil type affects flower performance. It lists species thriving in rich soil such as zinnia petunia portulaca snapdragon stock heliotrope marigold and salvia and those suited to poorer soil including nasturtium love lies bleeding Josephs coat celosia alyssum California poppy calendula love in a mist and hollyhock. It notes heavy clay soils suit sweet peas pansies stocks carnations scabiosas snapdragons and many perennials while light texture favors petunia portulaca celesta hollyhock love in a mist annual phlox calliopsis nicotiana and climbers and partially shaded plots favor calendula balsam mignonette pansy and vinca.
Since 1776 coal mined in the United States has surpassed all gold and silver by value. Total coal production up to last year equaled 41.27 billion dollars, about six times the value of all gold and silver mined in that period. The coal value could have paid the national debt in full and still left five billion dollars to spare.
An old advertisement urges readers to keep the body clean of waste with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. The copy touts 60 pellets for 30 cents and notes an address for Adyv.
A Parable on privacy and careful speech echoes through a Talmudic tone. The line cautions that discretion travels through networks of acquaintances, suggesting restraint in sharing information and guarding confidences.
The Ferry-Morse Seed Co showcasing seeds at local stores promises bountiful vegetables and flowers. Institute trials guarantee germination and true-to-type seeds with new 1938 novelties priced from 5 cents a packet.
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