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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
6
A two hour journey from Belgrade reveals Vetrenik, a village where all Hustands are blind and wives direct colony work. It is Yugoslavia’s first blind veterans settlement, built under a government program pairing married blind veterans for land settlement.
The piece attributes common post forty fatigue headaches and dia ziness to excess stomach acidity. It advises neutralizing stomach acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia after meals and before bed, available as liquid or tablets, claiming readers will feel better soon.
A concise urging for personal self restraint as the simplest path to harmony, noting that without inner discipline, external control may be required to prevent conflict. The statement underscores self control as the primary tool for order.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims it goes to the seat of the trouble aiding nature to soothe inflamed membranes loosens and expels germ laden phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle.
A compact proverb like line contrasts between borrower and lender. It plays on a misquoted Shakespearean sentiment about loaning and friendship, suggesting that giving or borrowing can end fracturing ties.
ROBERT AMES BENNET writes about Alan Garth, a prospector in the Far North, preparing to depart for his mining claim as Burton Ramill, his daughter Lilith, and Vivian Huxley arrive by plane at an airways emergency station. The group, misjudging Garth as ignorant, invite him on an air trip to his claim while dismissing his platinum bearing samples. Lilith, a jazz age product, openly scorns him.
Garth shows Ramill and son in law a placer pocket worth potentially a million dollars from gray alloy in a remote trough. Rivaling engineers Huxley and Lilith Ramill doubt the find as they sample gravel and plan further testing while Garth and the elder Ramill discuss a buyout.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report summarizes chemists refuting the idea that an alcohol saturated body can spontaneously ignite. It cites historical claims from France, 1725, Germany, 1847, and notes a 19th century commission including Leibig and Bischoff debunking the theory.
Ancient catacombs once tied to Joan of Arc at St Aignan in France have been repurposed for modern wine storage. Local historians note the site preserves medieval passages and is now safeguarded as a heritage cellar highlighting regional viticulture.
Irving Cobb muses on gangland eras and the Al Capone era, noting the violence and shifting lines of crime, politics, and journalism. The piece blends crime lore with satirical takes on prohibition, Al Borah as presidential timber, and the global mood as North American headlines loom.
Dr Charles Thom of the USDA reports astonishing soil microbial counts from a world soil scientists gathering in Oxford England. He notes about forty six billion captive organisms per gram of decomposing plant material and dense numbers across the acre, illustrating life teeming beneath the surface.
Fair patron P Hagenbich of Espy Pennsylvania attended the Bloomsburg fair for the eighty first consecutive year. He is eighty three years old and recalls coming the first time with his parents.
Advert shows Adlerika as a single dose intestinal cleanser said to relieve stomach gas pressing on the heart and improve sleep. It claims action on upper and lower bowels, removal of foul matter, reduced bacteria, and says Dr. H L Shoub of New York reports benefits. Endorsed by Mrs James Filler with improved appetite and sleep. Sold by druggists and drug departments.
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