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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
2
A civic page item invites readers to share household ideas and recipes while a reflective poem praises a mother. The verses celebrate a mother’s comforting, enduring influence and express the wish to brighten her days.
A home recipe presents a cheese and spinach casserole with milk, American cheese, spinach, bread crumbs, and bacon. The directions advise scalding milk, melting cheese, folding in spinach, topping with crumbs and bacon, then baking 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
Step by step potato cups prepared from oval potatoes hollowed to boat shapes are parboiled and deep fried until brown, then filled with creamed vegetables or meat. Daisy Rice shapes rice into petals with scrambled eggs at the center for a gold heart, served on a large plate.
Do not cut the orange in half. Remove a section from each side of one half leaving a half orange with a strip of rind for a handle. Scoop out orange pulp and fill with ice cream custard or cut up fruit. Tie a sprig of mint to the top of the basket.
Recipe for banana canoes with whipped cream and berries served on lettuce. Household tips cover eye irritation from onions, cleaning painted surfaces with turpentine, pest control with borax and sugar, washing china, polishing with ammonia, and ways to test egg freshness and improve mashed potatoes.
A historical column tracing Michigan’s early days from 1610 French exploration through Detroit’s 1701 founding by Antoine Cadillac to the British era. It recalls Fort Dearborn and Chicago’s 1831 beginnings, treaty shifts, statehood in 1836, and Pioneer Society efforts to exhibit relics from Washtenaw, Calhoun, and surrounding counties.
A readable digest links John James Audubon born 1780 and later works to the year 1851 death, Joseph G Cannon born in North Carolina with long Illinois service and Speaker role, and Dante’s key works. It notes publishers on May 6 1835 New York Herald debut and advances in printing presses.
Miss Dorothy Benson of Michigan State College advises curtains reflect room character. She says formal rooms suit satin or damask fabrics while chintz or cretonne create a friendly feel. Matching wallpaper and curtains matters, and buying good material and sewing is worthwhile.
A collage of quotes on habit and character from Cicero Epictetus Reade Hubbard and others notes Sequoyah’s 1821 Cherokee alphabet and new indium discoveries in America. The piece ends urging readers to read liner ads now.
Amid Spain's civil strife and Far East tensions the world faces its gravest peril since 1918. The Emergency Peace Campaign urges pacifist action to curb armament and avert another global war, illustrated by Hilbert M Jackson's powerful piece titled For What.
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