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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
4
The piece discusses a favorable 1927 fruit outlook barring late freezes, then shifts to warnings about cigarette advertising, highway weight limits, and kite string safety near power lines. It cites truck overloading incidents, milk carrier strains on roads, and urges caution from authorities and parents to prevent accidents.
The piece warns drivers to slow down as spring brings heavier roads. It condemns half minute gambles with fate at railroad crossings and urges strict caution to prevent accidents and protect lives. It calls risky driving criminal and pleads for accountability among drivers.
Quote by Glenn Frank on how knowledge of production distribution and consumption shapes citizenship in a democracy. It warns that production alone breeds slavery while distribution alone lacks power, and consumption alone leads to parasitism, but mastery of all three yields an effective citizen.
The article recounts historical notes on vitamins and their impact on health from cabbage and lemons curing scurvy to the later chemist led identification of vitamins A, B, C and D. It notes human diets with green vegetables fruits and milk, and reports Sanford Hardware Co Inc holding its annual stockholders meeting with a cash dividend and new officers Tharsay Sanford president and manager W W Sanford vice president C H Torrey secretary treasurer.
Notice that Charlie N. Buck as assignee will foreclose a mortgage given by Charie A. Harden and Lexie M. Harden to William Braun, dated October 18 1925, recorded October 22 1925 in Washtenaw County. Public sale set for April 21 1927 at ten a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse, Ann Arbor, to satisfy $1936.47 plus costs. Property located at 9 Prospect Gardens subdivision, in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County Michigan.
Thirtieth anniversary notes report Fred Henne will move into Marion on April 1. A son arrives for Mr and Mrs Henry Morris on March 10. T Fairbank ships a carload of potatoes to oil fields in Ohio. Four Vogel family members near Ann Arbor died from pto maine poisoning in one week. The Adrian to Ann Arbor steam line gains new momentum though optimism is cautious. Mrs. William Muir of Imlay City visits her parents, Mr and Mrs J F Sanford. The Chicago and Kansas City papers debate prosperity returning with a jump or a slide with humorous asides.
A jumble of notes reports freight trains on Sundays to handle excess freight, visits in Detroit, a Chicago family with a deceased child, muddy weather, a novelty dance at Maccabee hall, home moves, a Washington trip, and a short peach crop due to winter kill. The Boy Scouts start an employment bureau, Matilda Jedele and Ernest Meyer wed, oil interests with J T Norris of Pittsburgh expand to 60 000 acres in Iosco Livingston and Washtenaw counties.
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