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Ace Doolittle ponders a prophecy about a new comet. He struggles to decide if a comet is a star shedding its tail or if all stars will grow tails. Comet described as a planetary tadpole in the Sea of Space.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
7
Ace Doolittle ponders a prophecy about a new comet. He struggles to decide if a comet is a star shedding its tail or if all stars will grow tails. Comet described as a planetary tadpole in the Sea of Space.
Germany demands third party mediation with France over Ruhr control while vowing to defend its rights. Canada signs a halibut treaty with the US without British signatories, signaling independence. Turks reject Lausanne terms, seek new arrangements, as Near East policy discussions seek allies’ accord.
The council held a February 12 meeting in the council room with President Rentschler and trustees present. They approved last minutes, paid several bills including Detroit Edison and Saline Mercantile, and adopted a water meter system for all users to protect fire protection. The bowling alley tax was set at five dollars, and an election committee was named.
Michigan farmers reduced fertilizer use in 1923 due to conditions, but experts warn against continuing that trend. Dr. McCool of Michigan Agricultural College argues efficient production requires soil management and suggests maintaining or increasing per acre application on cropped areas to keep production costs down.
WANTED in this vicinity to send legal printing for estate settlements to this newspaper. Rates are universal in such matters. To have notices appear here, ask the probate judge to send them to this paper.
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