Candy assortment promises quality selections
An advertisement touts a box of candy designed to suik every taste with an assortment aimed at pleasing all palates. The copy emphasizes quality and variety as selling points for a confections box.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
4
An advertisement touts a box of candy designed to suik every taste with an assortment aimed at pleasing all palates. The copy emphasizes quality and variety as selling points for a confections box.
A local ice cream vendor emphasizes that city fountains offer a broad service and that their product serves as the best substitute for butter. The remarks highlight quality and expertise in serving frozen treats to the public.
A Michigan court orders the defendant Rosie Rochell, a non resident, to appear within three months and file an answer within fifteen days after service. The order, issued February 3 1921 in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County, requires publication in the Saline Observer and mailing to the defendant's last known address. The case lists Aled Edeholl as plaintiff and A J Sawyer as attorney for the plaintiff.
Edward Muir's Store News lists Hi-Grade gasoline and kerosene prices, Mobiloil stock, and delivery service. It promotes appliances and tools including Aladdin Lamps, Auto-Strop safety razor, galvanized stock tanks, tarred felt, Carbola paint, Pyrox glassware, and various heaters and stoves. It notes Winchester tools and ammunition agency in Saline and invites farmers to make the store their town headquarters.
The article surveys shifts in European affairs led by Germany and the Allies after Rhine region occupation and the recall of German ambassadors. It notes labor unrest in the United States over packing-house wage cuts, potential court injunctions, and Russia’s Bolshevik turmoil with the Kronstadt-Petrograd clash. It also reports President Harding’s plan for a possible extra Congressional session by April 1 and hints at foreign relations, including peace with Germany and the League of Nations.
The article outlines priorities for the coming session including tax revision and tariffs, with emphasis on economies and a national budget system. It notes a proposed tariff commission, possible emergency tariffs, and Dawes era reforms, plus diplomatic notes from Secretary Hughes easing Latin American tensions between Costa Rica and Panama.
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