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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

30 Nov 1935

Page 7

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1935

Page

7

Toledo and Mason and Dixon lines shaped early United States borders

A historical overview links the Toledo War and Ohio Michigan boundary fight to Ohio and Michigan claims in 1835, plus Michigan’s Upper Peninsula settlement, and a Maine-Language recount of 1700s Mason and Dixon surveying the Maryland Pennsylvania line. It notes how these boundary disputes influenced later Civil War alignments and Illinois’ Chicago rise.

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Men In Blue Men In United States Toledo Michigan Ohio John Mitchell London America Mitchell Northwest Lake Michigan Congress Union Mitchel Lake Erie Miama Bay Territory of Stevens T. Mason Lake Hrie Robert Lucas Perrysburg Lucas Lucas County Andrew Jackson Illinois Indiana Mason Qohio Upper Peninsula Wisconsin Badger Peninsula Superior Montreal River Hurley Wis John J. Blaine Sleeper Wolverine Ilinois Nathaniel Pope Lake Mississippi Pope Chicago Clinois and Michigan Clinois Central Great Lakes Abraham Lincoln Galena Ulysses S. Grant Oilinois Beloit Old Northwest Charles of England William Penn Pennsylvania Penn Lord Baltimore Maryland Philadelphia Delaware Bay New Castle Del Penns Wildernness Calverts Charles Dixon Jeremiah Mason Five Mile Supreme Court Western Newspaper Union
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Bird Cage Pot Holder Set Offers Practical Gift

A Home Craft Co. pattern Package A-8 includes a bird cage and two embroidered pot holders on unbleached muslin with instructions and color scheme. Price is fifteen cents each or four for 50 cents postpaid with self addressed stamped envelope to Dept A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis Mo.

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Address Home Craft Co Dept. A Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave St. Louis
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Taller and heavier people compare to ancestors in history

W. Christmas of Boston in Collier's Weekly notes that modern people are taller and heavier than those from 50 to 500 years ago. He cites wax figures in a historical museum wearing clothes too small for today’s average citizen, illustrating the change in body size over time.

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W. Christmas Boston Mass Collier's Weekly Historical Museum
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Air Service to China Promises New Travel Concept

The Cosmopolitan piece outlines a guided air journey aboard the China Clipper starting in San Francisco. Passengers travel in comfortable compartments with dinner, then traverse the Pacific by daylight to Honolulu Wake Island Midway Guam Manila and finally land in China for luncheon.

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China Orient San Francisco Bay Eastern Pacific Honolulu Harbor Midway Islands Wake Island Pacific Guam Manila W. L. van Dusen Daniel Sayre Cosmopolitan
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Work cure replaces rest cure for idle ness

The passage suggests happiness comes from creating rather than consuming and warns that excessive ability rots when unused. It argues most people need a work cure instead of rest to stay productive and fulfilled.

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Creomulsion Ad Warns of Danger From Coughs

A wartime style advertisement urges readers that a three days cough signals trouble and promotes Creomulsion as fast relief. It claims the medicine targets the root of the ailment to ease inflamed membranes and loosen phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle.

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Land Reform in Friendly Islands Promises Equal Land

The Friendly Islands in the Pacific announce land for all with a policy of one youth receiving a quarter of an acre in villages and eight acres in the bush at age sixteen. The plan requires hut building and coconut cultivation. Education is free and compulsory. literacy stands at 99 percent.

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Pacific Tonga Salot Magnesia 23Rd St Long Island City
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