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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
7
Edna Purdy Walsh highlights a DIY hair dryer using a nitrogen lamp held to a clean reflector to concentrate heat for fast hair drying and notes heat from light rays aids scalp health and hair tone. The article cites hospital and sanitarium uses of lamps for medical benefits. It also mentions gentle scalp massage enhancing the tonic effect.
Miss Cornelia Van Gorder and Lizzie hear rumor of the Bat as Miss Dale departs for the city amid warnings from an unsigned letter found in the Fleming house. Lizzie reports a spectral sight and twins threaten, while servants quit under fear. Miss Cornelia stays bold and ponders a new adventure.
Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor set October 20 at 10:00 AM to hear William S. Harwood's petition to admit Sidney Harwood's paper writing as his last will and to appoint an executor and appraisers. A true copy directs publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor Judge Jay G. Pray to hear Wilbur Cornish administrator final account and petition for residue distribution October 31 at Saline Observer newspaper notice lists Borgert as register with dates October 6 13 27 1927.
A detailed local column describes Joseph Miller Co of Ypsilanti with Mrs Miller and son Harry Miller running the jewelry and gift department. The piece notes gift lamps, watch repair, and a recovered stolen car, plus various state conservation orders on hunting and fishing issued by the Michigan Conservation Commission in 1927.
Public notice states an order regulating fishing in inland waters south of town 20 north is rescinded. The action, issued September 1925 and rescinded by order dated October 13 20 27 at Lansing Michigan, restores fishing rules after a five year period starting January 1 1926 with limited hook and line seasons.
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