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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1947

Page

3

Saline Hornets Fall to Dundee in Huron League Clash

Injuries and weak pass defense hinder Saline High as Dundee hands them a 19-0 defeat. Arnold Missler and Jack Goodridge scored for the Vikings, while Saline suffered multiple injuries including Cant. Gilligan with concussions and a dislodged nasal septum.

Saline ‘Hornets Joe Colby Dundee Vikings Ducks Ermen Ithel Hornet Arnold Missler Saline Floyd Brown Heinie Gilligan Jack Goodridge Dale Friess Viking Brown Colbymen Don Steiner Dundeeités Goodridge Ted Colby Luke Schaible Mee Milan Don Merce Cant Gillgan Frankie Randall Butch Steiner Jackie Leonard Hornets Wayne Clements Charlie Gross Clements Hale Scruggs Gross Cook Jaeger Steiner Don Humphrey Gilligan Merce J. Dicks Osborne Kern Schroeder Hewatter Randall Neonard

Saline High Sophomores Plan Busy Bargain Week

The Saline High sophomore class under sponsor Colby and president Edward Taylor outlines a string of events for a profitable year. They aim to defend their float prize, run a girls bingo and boys pop bottle stand, host a Halloween ball, plus dinners for Michigan game fans.

Colby Edward Taylor Earl Moehn Sophs Pat White Michigan Ann Arbor Ronald Rentschler Wayne Clements Bob Cook Dave Levliet Bob Bredernitz Bruce Arend

Don Merce Leads Toledo Lad in Hornets Lineup

Port notes describe Don Merce a five eight senior running from right halfback, a solid student and hard player for the Hornets in his second season. Don Steiner shines as lanky sophomore end stepping into his big brother's shoes with two years left. Bob Cook, junior right guard from Macon, is aggressive in stopping runs, snagging passes, and has a solid B average.

Don Merce Toledo Hornets Don Don Steiner Bob Cook Bob Macon

Leahy's Notre Dame men face Army clash in South Bend

Noted coach Frank Leahy voices worry over over confidence among his young squad as Notre Dame readies to host Army in South Bend on November 8. He doubts Army’s new back Bobby Stuart can outpace his players and hails rivalities with Glenn Davis and Buddy Young as benchmarks.

Jotre Dame Frank Leahy N. D South Bend Ind Leahy Army Bobby Stuart Glenn Davis Buddy ‘Young Marshfield Wis Larry Bishop Steven’s Point High Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Yankee Stadium Thomas Brown Milwaukee Detroit Felix Martinez New York

Growth in U S manufacturing output per man hour rises from 1909 to 1939

Output per man hour in U S manufacturing grew about 141 percent from 1909 to 1939 and has risen even faster since 1939 though exact figures are not available. Also noted: roughly half a million acres in New England could be cleared for pasture according to Agriculture Department estimates.

United States New England Department of Agriculture

College Prez Dwight D. Wer Deters White House Run

Gen Dwight D. Wer, president of a college, studied at a university and fished in Brule River Wisconsin. He poses for photos in unusual after a day of fishing and continues to deny plans to run for president.

Dwight. D. Wer Mmbia University Brule River Wise

Soviet Scientists Produce Cotton of Various Colors

Soviet researchers have developed colored cotton varieties since 1936, enabling color staples green brown and light brown and reducing need for dyes. B Strauman I Maximenko and K Tsinda in Turkmenia and Kirghizia led interspecies crosses to create green and brown staple cotton with improved disease resistance and comparable technical fiber qualities.

Soviet Union B. Strauman Maximenko K. Tsinda Turkmenia Kirghizia Strauman

Ramie Emerges as New Bast Fiber Source

Ramie fibers surpass other bast fibers like flax and hemp in length and strength though not in fineness. Historically used for upholstery and tableware, ramie is tropical or semi tropical and can tolerate Mississippi winters. Plantings begin after frost danger. harvesting follows growth cessation and flowering, with careful hand cutting yielding better fiber quality.

Mississippi

Causes and Types of Mental Deficiency in the United States

The article explains feeblemindedness as arrested brain development and notes it cannot be cured medically. It discusses difficulties in identifying mental deficiency, testing by experts, and potential for special training. It estimates over 1,500,000 mentally deficient children and mentions other disorders with personality changes and illnesses like brain tumors and encephalitis.

United States

Sugar in the Diet Inversion and Metabolism

The article explains how sugar is digested without cooking, starting in the stomach and completing in the intestines where invertase breaks sucrose into dextrose and revules. These sugars enter the bloodstream, are stored as glycogen in the liver, and a steady blood sugar supply circulates through the body.

Birthplace of Herbs and Monastic Herb Gardens

Walafred Strabo founded the monastery of St. Gell near Lake Constance in 585 A D. The site is described as the birthplace of the common ancestor of modern herb gardens. Earliest herb plots appear in the ninth century monastery plan, with monks growing herbs for healing and food under supervision.

A. D. Walafred Strabo St. Gell Lake Constance Switzerland

Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces and Algae Color Flats

White mineral deposits rise into terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs forming carved basins with hot water pouring over edges. Algae on basin margins tint the mineral edges red pink and bluish gray. Other hot springs punctuate wooded landscapes. Cottonseed flour with under two percent starch and around fifty percent protein is being produced for starch restricted diets including diabetes.

Mammoth Hot Springs

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