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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

3

Star of the West Medal Awarded at Charleston Cadet School

The Navy department bulletin notes the Star of the West medal given yearly at the Citadel in Charleston to the cadet most nearly perfect in individual competition. This year’s recipient is A. B. Sundin of New Bedford Massachusetts.

United States Navy Citadel Charleston S. C Navy Department A. B. Sundin New Bedford Mass

Warm Home Appeal from American Radiator Ad

An advertisement in another column promotes a warm home using American Radiator Company products. The note invites readers to read the ad details for climate and heating solutions.

American Radiator Company Ad Adv

Rubs Off the Gilt Vineclad Cottage Plea for Paint

A short verse notes the charm of a vine covered cottage but implies the need to repaint before decay or loss erodes its beauty. The lighthearted image contrasts rustic appeal with practical upkeep.

Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative

Hospitals and doctors prefer liquid laxatives because the dose can be measured and action controlled. A properly prepared liquid laxative avoids habit formation and kidney irritation, offering a comfortable movement. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is an approved family laxative suitable for all ages.

Dr. Caldwell

Roots of Baseball The Morning World Series Era

A compact historical note traces baseball origins from 1860s Atlantics of Brooklyn and Athletics of Philadelphia to Abner Doubleday and Cooperstown. It outlines rule changes, the Knickerbockers, the rise of professional clubs, and the birth of the modern world series era in the early 20th century with the American and National leagues.

Atlantics Brooklyn Athletics Philadelphia Annals of Yale University Press Bner, Doubleday Ballston Spa N. Y United States Military Academy West Point United States Army Cooperstown Otsego Lake Otsego County New York James Fenimore Cooper Abner Doubleday America New Abnér Doubleday Green’s School Dobbleday Doubleday Annals of American Sport Knickerbocker Baseball Club Association of Baseball Players Alexander J. Cartwright Knickerbockers Baltimore New York Mutuals Gennie Mack Morrisania Cincinnati Reda Stockings National Association of Professional Baseball Players Hartford Boston Chicago St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati National League American Association Louisville Nationals Bostons Cleveland Union

Children plead for Dick to visit in yard tale

Three boys beg their mother to invite Dick to play. She notes Dick was there yesterday and claims he has no one to play with at home. The mother responds that he is a one-ie and may not wish to come today.

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