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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
2
Pep talks on planning a garden with early crops like peas lettuce radishes and beets plus two-crop tricks to extend greens. Advice on weed control hoeing and soil care includes choosing flowers for house bouquets and home decor ideas. Also includes two vintage recipes Cottage Cheese Salad and Salmon Mold with gelatin and pineapple.
Michigan State College assistant professor Marion Hillhouse notes spring fashion favors versatile hats. Flat sailors suit tailored suits, while the rolled up Breton salad bowl adds height. Snow White caps rise, but giant 1910s styles stay out. Color is lively but not overly mixed.
Michigan State College researchers E J Wheeler and C M Harrison found that when raw potato plugs are submerged in alcohol the best quality varieties stay white while poorer types turn gray and brown. They caution the method may suit wholesalers more than individual shoppers, though the result could help in selecting potatoes for slicing or frying.
A collection of quotes on seizing opportunities and doing good. It contrasts prompt use of chance with the risk of missed gains and warns against reaping where not sown. Biblical and literary voices urge timely effort and charity toward all, especially the faithful.
The 1938 Scout Camp will run with three units of 24 boys each to ensure individual attention. Early registrations are encouraged as space is limited. A work party at Camp Newkirk on April 16 will tackle painting, tree planting, and repairs.
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is invited. Pastor M. C. Phillipp welcomes all.
A collection of aphorisms and scripture on patience from Seneca, Thomas a Kempis, Horace and Mary Baker Eddy plus Hebrews. The statements urge finding solace in patience and pursuing growth in grace through meekness and deeds.
An older group of Camp Fire girls forms a new club named Saline Debbies. Members include Betty Clay Katy Lou Clay Betty King Mary Hillen Kendall Ruth Lee Thelma Lee Grace Clark and others. Grace Clark is president with Mary Ellen Kendall secretary and Lou Evelyn Bowen treasurer. Meetings are Mondays on the second and fourth weeks. Community support is sought for upcoming projects.
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