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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
4
Sim. R. Wilson publishes Card of Thanks and Resolutions of Condolence. Poetry or announcements of entertainments incur fees. rates include fc per line, five cents per fine for poetry, six cents per fine for entertainments, minimum 25 cents. Personal or business benefit notices charged.
Representative Vern Brown of Mason told Michigan publishers and printers in Lansing that a high cost automated printing plant at Ionia prison is unnecessary. He warned the state should favor labor intensive jobs with minimal machinery and argued prisons could supply skilled workers without harming the private printing industry. The Brooklyn Exponent notes calls for craft and unskilled labor projects to maximize labor hours and minimize equipment.
The article stresses cancer as a personal issue, urging annual medical exams, hygiene, and attention to early signs. It notes prevention lies in small infections control, avoidance of irritation, and proactive care, with emphasis on individual responsibility. It also cites citrus fruit consumption rising 32 percent per capita due to California growers' ads.
The annual Bureau of Agricultural Economics outlook predicts larger spring and fall pig crops, rising hog numbers through 1936 and 1937, and higher prices than 1934 35 but below 1935 summer levels. Slaughter is expected to rise later in 1935, with domestic demand improving but exports restrained by tariffs. Germany currently has fewer hogs and faces tariff barriers.
For the first time in many years the supply of horses appears to be catching up with the demand. Any increase in colt production may lead to more work horses on farms, reducing future demand for colts three to five years hence. The Bureau of Agricultural Economies urges farmers to monitor costs and the shift to mechanical power as colt numbers and demand adjust.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sundays of the month Everyone invited Archery in Tibet noted with a quoted aphorism by Countess of Oxford and Asquith
The school reports on senior play preparations in various classes. Students study government, physics, chemistry, public speaking, shorthand, mathematics, farm crops, and English and Shakespeare. They review electron theory, Macbeth, geometry units, and history topics including Madison and the War of 1812.
An editorial explores the meaning of being a good neighbor beyond tax duties. It argues true humanity rests on voluntary acts driven by personal concern for others, citing Gerard Swope on taking an active interest in fellow people.
Sunday at Federated Church featured fine services and a slide presentation on India by Rev. Porter of Ypsilanti. A Thanksgiving service is planned for 10 o clock with special music, followed by a union service at the Methodist church at 11 15. Sunday school at 9 30 and youth meeting at 6 30. Also noting two deer spotted in Sharon and Freedom townships near Chelsea.
The saying notes people focus on what you think of them rather than your concerns about their opinions. It reframes anxiety as self-absorption by projecting concern onto others.
Thursday at 7 45 pm first quarterly conference presided by Dr J A Halmhuber Thanksgiving Sunday worship at 10 am Dr J A Halmhuber preacher Special music Sunday school 11 am H A Holmes superintendent Epworth League 650 Junior League J Stark superintendent Intermediate League Bir s Lillian Burgan director Sunday evening 7 30 annual Thanksgiving service with special music Dr C B Kircher preacher Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer service Thursday choir practice There are more strange plants and animals in Australia than in any other country in the world.
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