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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
3
A Sydney dispatch to the Los Angeles Times cites a Commonwealth statistician showing a 10 percent drop of Australia’s Aboriginal population to 54,800, far below 1833 levels. It notes white contact, disease, and social change as drivers of extinction risk despite earlier warnings.
Arthur Brisbane cites experiments on 99 educated adults to show how repetition shapes belief in propaganda. He notes Edison’s role in capital formation and warns against credulity while highlighting an Army Navy aviation plan for 1936 and the Van Sweringen empire deal. He also reports on a Jamaica Cuba hurricane path, Ford’s economic signals, and Roosevelt addressing 1936 farmers about AAA.
William LaVarre visits the American Museum of Natural History to hold the 750 carat Jonkhers uncut diamond and talk of an expedition toParamaribo. He notes diamonds' powerful pull and recalls bush Negroes who return to touch their stones. Lucius Beebe reports on sunburn and poison ivy from three weekends in the same area.
Sandusky Bay blockhouse on Johnsons Island, a Civil War era prison for Confederate prisoners, is severely damaged and being torn for firewood. Historian QO. E. Luiz leads a preservation effort while the privately owned island prevents state action. one other blockhouse was destroyed years ago.
Violet Rudolph, 24, challenged a Municipal Court ruling by Judge Elmer Robinson for reckless driving. She was ordered to view autopsy bodies in the morgue as a lesson and was escorted by a deputy coroner, nearly fainting during the tour. The judge described the morgue visit as a punishment exceeding jail.
Replenish stock with two aprons in gingham and hauste or voile. Large scalloped hem, criss cross straps, sash tie and patch pocket for kitchen use. Sizes small to large. yards required listed. pattern includes sew chart. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 232 West Highteenth St. New York NY.
Be and Jinks recount a playful incident where Binks complains of pelted flowers, claiming his wife threw them in pots, the Detroit News reports a lighthearted domestic moment.
Dialogue humorously contrasts a pastor and father debating christening a baby. The father jokes about uncertainty among uncles over who is wealthiest while diners discuss tipping and a waitress references Eden.
A wary dreamer and a brisk hustler debate opportunities and luck. The pair dismiss introspection as risky, insisting luck favors action over musing.
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