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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
2
Readers are invited to share household task ideas and favorite recipes. The note encourages trying new vegetable preparations and offers to use names if desired. It emphasizes resilience with lines about perseverance and inner strength.
Mix 4 cups tart apples with 1 cup cut dates and lemon juice in a bowl. Add salt and sugar, moisten with mayonnaise and blend well. Chill and serve on shredded lettuce, garnished with extra mayonnaise and pecan nuts.
A tested bean dish soaks beans 24 hours then bakes with salt pork in a molasses mustard liquid over 6 to 8 hours. Beets simmered in a sugar vinegar sauce, then a glossary of familiar allusions explains Blarney Stone Mason-Dixon Line Koh-I-Noor and more with brief definitions.
Sunday schedule includes 10:00 morning worship with a sermon on Evangelism 11:15 Sunday school led by Ray Davis 6:30 Junior League with Mrs L Burgan and Miss J Stark 7:30 evening devotion Rev Richard Cramer former Saline resident now pastor of a Baptist church chief. Mid week service Wednesday 7:30 8:30 Youth Conference trip to Dexter Friday 4:45 Intermediate League visits parsonage for three day stay. Read the liner ads now.
The article recounts how early Michigan families cleared 80 acres, burned timber to make ash salts for sale, and used saleratus to profit. It notes George Potter’s land claim paid from black salts, and bees’ nests or bee trees provided honey. It highlights pioneer ingenuity and resilience building homes, schools, and churches despite few roads.
A compilation of memorable lines and quotes on memory from Seneca Newman Eddy and others. Includes reflections on how memory shapes happiness and wisdom, and a biblical verse praising memory and righteousness.
St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township led by Pastor W Breitenbach will hold an English service at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday November 14 the 25th after Trinity. The sermon titled The Scale of the World’s Judge and a church school choir will sing. Installation of Young People’s League officers. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Memorial Sunday service planned for November 21.
Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Everyone invited. A Seattle baby chick hatched with four legs and three wings is noted. A sprinting fox outruns the fastest recorded time.
Federated Church outlines upcoming events led by Rev Roy J Miller with Family Night potluck on Friday at 6 45 pm and a short program. Highlights include debt paid for basement improvements last year and a rising drive for better Sunday school and attendance funded in part by a $200 gift from the Baptist Society.
Attica Indiana reporter S Clark recounts a tale told by Clay Alligon of two frontier men who faced off with long rifles in a hairline duel. Back to back they walked ten steps and fired. bullets melted midair meeting with such force they fused into a melted lead pile where their bullets would have struck.
Poultry experts predict a fall egg shortage may tighten supplies and push prices higher in the market. They cite production constraints and demand patterns as key factors shaping the outlook.
Detroit election reshapes labor politics as women vote in large numbers amid C I O struggles. Michigan industries look ahead with strong auto sales, potato marketing reforms, and apple institute drives while deer warnings draw tourists.
Michigan and 16 000 employers hold a 30 million credit with the United States treasury. The state has paid 20 million for unemployment insurance this year s first nine months and turned insurance reserves into a large federal social security pool. Uncle Sam has borrowed nearly a billion from wage earners under the Social Security act Treasury ledgers show the fund receives this money.
General Motora corporation issued a check for 3 581 333 dollars into its unemployment insurance reserve at Washington DC. Michigan law allows firms with low unemployment to build a reserve and pay a 1 percent payroll tax thereafter.
Oklahoma City Ranger Crawford filed with State Warden Turner a report of an Indian man who threatened violence when asked to sign an easement for a dam. Crawford said the man vowed to shoot him and leave, then refused the dam project.
A fragment from a historical article discusses a court as an institution once regarded in Washington as deserving broad public respect. The text hints at enduring credibility and the role of the judiciary in civic life.
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