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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

4

Coyotes, Rabbits, and the Balance of Michigan’s North

In Saline Michigan Professor P A Herbert head of forestry warns that eradicating predators like coyotes could turn northern Michigan into a hunter s paradise while wrecking reforestation as rabbits overrun orchards. A state bounty aids sheep farmers but conservationists fear ecological upset.

Northern Michigan P. A. Herbert Michigan State College Forestry Department Terbert

Scout Camp Plans For 1936 Emphasize Training And Visitors

Washtenaw-Livingston Council outlines a 1936 Boy Scout camp with a ten day stay, three northern trips, and an Order of the Arrow chapter. Staff roles include trip leaders and a water front director with Scout Executive Walter MacPeek directing. Visitors days are set, stunt nights planned, and Gerry Cockran of Montreal scheduled as guest. Lone Scout and Home Patrol concepts promote year round Scouting through local mentors and rallies.

Washtenaw-Livingston Walter MacPeek Order of the Arrow Newkirk Iking Gerry Cockran Montreal Dexter Washtenaw-Livingston Council Cochran Canada First Baptist Church of Ann Arbor Boy Scouts of America

Tasty rhubarb needs good cook for best flavor

Nutrition expert Sylvia L. Medsker of Michigan State College urges minimal water and careful cooking to preserve rhubarb’s flavor and texture. She notes high moisture and acid content guide its behavior, recommends using 50 day old rhubarb for canning, and offers a pie recipe with rhubarb honey meringue baked until set.

Sylvia L. Medsker Home Economics Michigan State College

Memorial Sunday Services At Federated Church

Next Sunday Memorial Sunday services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m with special music. The Methodist church will join for a united 7 30 p m service. Sunday school at 11 15 with S Y Cotton superintendent and assistants. Choirs and pianists named Merritt and Evelyn Martin among others.

Methodist Church S. Y. Cotton John Burg Charles Collins Edna Aprill Evelyn Ernst Hileen Martin Merritt Martin Union Memorial

Pike's Peak Advertising Boosts Colorado Mountains

An ad from Chariton Iowa notes Pike's Peak garners fame with heavy publicity and urges local businesses to imitate the tactic to avoid losing customers. The piece playfully compares Pike's Peak to rival Colorado peaks and promotes advertising as business guidance.

Chariton Iowa Herald-Patriot Colorado Pike’s Peak Pike's Peak

Growing Old Gracefully Says 70 Looks Younger

A 70 year old woman says she feels and appears younger than at 50 by staying busy, exercising, watching her diet, and pursuing hobbies. She cites selfishness as the foe of contented old age and urges women to start at 50 to grow old gracefully. She adds be your age but keep your smile and laughter. The advice fits men too.

Mencken Urges Press Watchfulness Over Government

The Baltimore Sun figure H L Mencken urged newspapers to guard against government overreach, warning against complacency by elites who presume ownership of the nation. The Omaha Journal-Stockman echoed that true American liberty relies on an alert unfettered press.

H. L. Mencken Baltimore Sun American Press The Omaha Journal-Stockman

Atwood backs used car sales tax exemption for Michigan

Secretary of State Orville Be Atwood urges the 1937 legislature to exempt used cars from the three percent sales tax. He argues the move would ease the burden on an already taxed automobile industry and speed turnover of used cars, benefiting dealers and boosting new car sales.

Orville BE. Atwood Michigan Atwood’s

Loan sharks profiled in Northfield meeting attack on usury

Dr. William Trufane Foster spoke to Lions club members in Northfield about the harm of unregulated small loans. He warned that interest rates reach 100 percent and even higher, leaving 95 percent of consumers unable to secure bank credit. Minnesota lags behind other states in protective small loan laws, with regulators slow to act. He urged legislative action to curb predators and protect the public.

Northfield Minn Lions Club William Trufane Foster Pollak Foundation Minnesota Dr. Foster Russell Sage Foundation Metropolitian

A Cat Tells His Own Story From the Farm to City Life

A cat writes of hunting birds and earning a life on farms and in towns. He notes killing nearly two million birds in Michigan yearly and argues for licensing to protect cats from disease and to preserve their place in homes. A separate note reports a ewe weighing 17 pounds after shearing in Chelsea.

Michigan United States Alice Board of Health Poundmaster Audubon and Tuberculosis Societies Boards of Health John Freysinger Sylvan John Chelsea Standard

U S Marine Corps Seeks More Recruits Now

The United States Marine Corps invites young men to enlist and train at the San Diego base. It promises steady employment, promotion potential, free education, travel, and athletic opportunities. Recruits may serve in China, the Philippines, Guam, Panama, Hawaii, and on naval vessels. Write to the Chicago recruiting station.

United States Marine Corps Marine Corps San Diego Calif Four Corners Earth China Philippines Guam Panama Hawaiian Islands Asiatic Waters America West Indies Marine Corps Recruiting Station New Post Office Chicago

Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister

Morning worship at 10 o clock with What Means this Day theme. Sunday school at 11 15 led by H A Holmes. Epworth Leagues meet 6 15 pm. Union Memorial services at Federated church with special music. Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 pm and choir meeting Thursday. Dr Bailey Willis California scientist says earth grows hotter toward becoming a sun. Pay cemetery dues.

H. A. Holmes Epworth Union Federated Church

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Saline, Mich Federated Church Notes Co E. Kircher D. D Atwood U. S. Marine Corps Methodist Bert Ede Bailey Willis California Roy Bixby Tanner Garrick Milan Donald Cook Jean Rouverol Leavenworth William Boyd Jimmy Elliston John Boles Gladys Swarthout David Delasco Sylvia Sidney-Henry Fonda Fred McMurray Trail of the Lonesome ,Pine Crosley Gross Ceresan Dr. Hess Saline, Michigan Detroit Edison Detroit Edison Company
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