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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
5
Public notice lists rates for obituaries marriages and entertainment notices with free obituary and marriage notices and charges for poetry and personal interest ads. details indicate advertising rates available on application and penalties for benefits to individual interests.
Short aphorisms emphasize self help and honesty. The excerpt notes that people should avoid lies, seek firm character foundations, and not waste time chasing openings. It concludes with a tonic thought about failure and belief. Published in 1928 by Western Newspaper Union.
A reflection on how joy comes from doing every task to the best of one’s ability. Conscientious completeness elevates work to art, with pride in a well finished result.
The piece argues the profit from bootlegging must be extracted to protect homes and national welfare. It cites Hoover urging law abiding citizens to aid in stopping illicit traffic, praising a sane plan as essential for national benefit.
A New York education department report finds sixty five thousand employed boys in continuation schools earn over 48 million dollars and save more than 5 million annually aged 14 to 17. Savings vary from none to six dollars weekly with a broad trend toward thrift despite temptations like movies and baseball. Ithaca Herald notes dinosaur footprints near Port Amboy and jokes about Sherlock Holmes.
The South Michigan League outlines a detailed season schedule with dates from June through September. Home games are split among Saline Brooklyn Tecumseh Milan Manchester and Clinton to balance the schedule, with a single Sunday shared date for all seven home games teams.
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