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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
6
Jimson recalls an India trip with a joke about gladiators as flowers grown from bulbs. Johnson questions the term and clarifies the humorous misunderstanding in a Stray Stories Magazine style vignette.
A crusty shopper visits the men’s outfitting department asking for a soft man’s collar. A clerk clarifies the request as a man’s soft collar and they exchange a brief mock correction. The boy points to his own collar and the shopper asks about a clean one.
Benny the Bowery bum meets a rich stranger who offers a lavish meal and a new start in life. A luxury apartment, a thousand dollars, and a dramatic awakening follow a staged transformation ending with a sudden police interruption.
Dr. Calvin P. Stone of Stanford University reports that the pituitary gland at the brain base is the center of love in doves and that parental behavior also traces to this gland.
Dr Nellie M Campbell of Teachers College Columbia University reports a survey showing highly successful teachers use fewer punishments and more rewards. Teachers rated A in control of pupils resolve behavior problems through reasoning and social approval.
One-page brain teaser presents analogy problems using historical figures and places with provided answers and a light note on health pills. It includes a closing anecdote about Mr and Mrs Joseph H Degray of Chicopee Falls Massachusetts celebrating sixty years together noting there is no formula for a successful marriage.
The Ferry-Morse Seed Breeding Institute at Rochester Michigan and Salinas California dedicates hundreds of acres to scientific propagation of vegetable and flower seeds. For eighty years it has improved quality by selecting plants pollinating, developing foundation stock, growing seed crops, and testing results before sale. Graduates of the institute are available to gardeners for as little as five cents per packet, with a free Home Garden Catalog and radio garden talks on Station WIR.
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