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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
2
A community column invites reader ideas on home tasks and household tips. The piece includes a short verse by Celia Ward Howe and offers two recipes: a fried salmon patty with red salmon and a potato based dish from a WWII era home kitchen.
Advice covers adding vinegar to poaching water to keep egg whites whole and not separate. It guides using soap and a bar of cleanser with plenty of suds, a light rub, and minimal water for cleaning pans to keep them bright. Includes a tip to add lemon juice to poaching water for whiter potatoes and delicate flavor.
A collection of statements on happiness from Amiel Cicero Mary Baker Eddy and others. The excerpts contrast happiness as beauty inner peace shared truth and an active life guided by faith wisdom and quiet. Each line presents a distinct viewpoint by notable figures.
Sunday March 14 features morning worship at 10 with the sermon Nine vah Believed God. 11 15 Sunday school by age groups. 6:20 p m Christian Endeavor and 7 30 Union service with the Methodist church led by Rev Bertram Ede. March 17 the Dorcas circle holds its monthly meeting.
Mrs Huch Austin hosted the Saline Valley Farms Home Furnishing Class and neighbors on March 3 on the Saline Milan road. Guest Mrs Bertella Russell from Ann Arbor led discussion on furniture arrangement and rug work to be completed for exhibition in Ann Arbor on May 6.
The piece notes Luther Burbank born in Massachusetts on March 7 and recalls his California Experiment Farm. It praises his plant life experiments including the shasta daisy, calla lilies, amaryllis forms, the Burbank potato, Wickson apple, and stone less prunes.
Household tips show how door stops and small chain links guard against scratches and breakage. Use door stops screwed to baseboards to keep lids from touching walls and to make footstools. Attach a short linked chain to closet doors to prevent swinging into light fixtures. Bell Syndicate. WIN Service.
A column highlights popular cheese dishes including toasted cheese rarebit and a cheese cake recipe. It provides step by step instructions for Old Fashioned Rarebit and Cheese Souffle, plus a cheese sauce, with notes on ingredients and baking times. The piece also mentions a home project idea for a seagoing game room transformation.
Michigan State College clothing instructor Marian Hillhouse suggests women choose a lively spring hat rather than drab winter headwear. Styles include a flat sailor with a crisp brim, perky rolled Bretons, and a snug cloche in felt, straw, or fabric, chosen to suit the wearer’s face and spirit of spring.
Open house and carnival on May 21 showcase agricultural learning with demonstrations in every building. A coronation on May 20 crowns the queen chosen by the agricultural students and planned by college officials and local leaders. A three part main tent show is set in the judging pavilion near Agricultural Hall. Four tons of ancient coins dating to the fourth century B C were turned over to Moscow Museum of History by the Soviet Philatelic association.
The 42nd annual eight and sixteen weeks short courses at Michigan State College conclude with graduates from diverse fields. Notable individuals include August Zvara Montrose poultry and grape farmer 63-year-old floriculture student George Leslie Northport 16-year-old Boyd Kent Hersey and Bonita Fischer 16 completing home economics. Additional graduates include Floyd Flanders Gaylord forestry and wildlife, William Fowler 19 Mayville 16 weeks, Mrs Jessie Puvogel Berkley floriculture, Robert Adams Shepherd banker and farmer with MBA, and Clarice Holmes Mason poultry specialist. The event highlights a broad range of practical education drawing over 14 000 past participants.
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