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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

7

Appearance Tips For Durable Clean Garments

A brief fashion note urges smart care for clothing. It promotes fast improvements by focusing on the user’s appearance and suggests Swissilized garments resist dirt longer, aiding upkeep.

Cuno Named Chancellor in Germany as Wirth Resigns

Edward W. Pickard reports German political crisis after Chancellor Wirth and his cabinet resign amid failure to stabilize the mark and reform reparations policy. Wilhelm Cuno takes on task of forming a new government with a plan to meet reparations and currency goals, backed by socialist and party support.

R. Joseph Wirth Germany Wirth German People’s Party People’s Party Theo Hiuse- Stinnes Iris Wilhelm Cuno Hamburg-American Steamship Line Dalar Democrats

Turmoil and diplomacy amid postwar European crises

Widespread unrest in Germany with food shortages and possible rioting. Turks and Allies clash over control of Constantinople, while Britain France and Italy push for a peace conference. U S officials plan observers and naval movements accompany shifts in leadership and policy in Europe.

Lord Curzon Great Britain France Italy Constantinople Rafet “Pasha Angora Mudania Hughes Child Rome Berne Dausanne United States Bristol Americ Pittsburgh Long

Sand storage method for vegetables in Mohigan cultural dept

A historical note describes storing vegetables in clean fresh sand to prevent wilting rot or growth. If sand rots or decays it should be discarded or disinfected, with careful selection of specimens and avoidance of cracks or punctures that admit bacteria. Alternate layers of rats and tare are suggested to improve palatability and food value.

Farm students offered radio set building course

Michigan Agricultural College plans a wireless manufacturing project for farm students. Ashley M. Berridge says the program, run by the farm mechanics department, will let students build home radio sets and enter the wireless field. Short courses begin January 1 with February and March starts, catalog via Director of Short Courses East Lansing.

Michigan Agricultural Coulese Winiter Ashley ‘M. Berridge M. A MA. G East Lansing

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