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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
8
Local newspaper urges merchants to place ads to reach a large town audience that buys, reads, and spends. Message emphasizes broad readership and ongoing commerce driven by advertising revenue.
Michigan lawmakers see a flood of proposals from a Malt tax plan to a budget reform known as the Indiana plan. Senator Horton introduces a bill to cancel remaining corn borer tax liens on farms while a probe targets alleged legislative influence by business interests.
A reflectorized sign like state highway signs will be placed on northern highways this spring to warn motorists about fire dangers. The luminous sign reads Prevent Forest Fires and targets reducing fires started by smokers and campers through headlight reflection.
Charles Smell of near Brooklyn was pinned to a board after a July accident in the Raisin River. He has spent most of his time at University Hospital in Ann Arbor, with four weeks home, as doctors report gradual recovery of limb use.
A wide-ranging summary of early 1930s diplomacy, focusing on Molotov's attack on the United States and allied nations at the All-Union Soviet congress, U.S. policy stance on recognizing the USSR, and Secretary Stimson's Russia study. Including domestic political fallout and other international developments from the era.
Crowded by growing popularity Island Lake State Park undergoes changes as old buildings are torn down and the pavilion bath house area is converted to concessions. Four old structures are removed and space becomes picnic and auto parking grounds. A boat house pump house is created near the superintendent’s new residence. A new water system is installed in preparation for the 1981 season with the park opening officially late May.
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts melt fat fast for women. It urges a morning dose with hot water, diet changes, and states energy and health improve within three weeks. A Buffalo, New York testimonial notes a 20 pound loss and feeling much better.
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