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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
2
The piece praises harvest time and harvest home with gratitude to God. It recalls laborers with calloused hands who toil to store provisions and asks readers to remember the needy and give thanks. The author Ruby Dell Baugher signs the verse.
A reader survey explains phrases like apples of Sodom and the white feather, then shifts to yard and garden care for winter. Guidance covers weed burning, chrysanthemum division, peony transplant timing, phlox planting, mulching, and the benefits of well rotted manure. A published raisin bread recipe is included.
Theodore Potter and his dog battle a large buck in the woods while guarding cows. He uses a wooden club to subdue the animal after a tense chase, earning credit in Eaton county and Detroit papers. The tale highlights frontier courage and lessons passed to later generations.
A recipe section describes making a raisin caramel frosting with white and brown sugar, hot water, and beaten egg white, then folding in chopped seeded raisins. It also notes baking between two crusts with walnut fillings and suggests walnuts may be omitted.
Tips from a homestyle guide cover warming pastry with water, keeping raisins afloat by creaming with butter and sugar, darkening cake color with melted chocolate in molasses, and speeding up egg beating with a pinch of salt. It also notes chilling cream and egg to restore whipping power.
More than 15,000 women in 16 Michigan lower peninsula counties enhanced sewing skills in extension service projects led by Michigan State College. They learned cartridge pleats bound buttonholes and covered buckles while making new accessories and improving clothing care. The program promoted better posture and simple at home exercises to improve health and appearance.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on human nature and morality. Lines credit Horace Hazlitt Mary Baker Eddy Mary Alice Dayton Proverbs and P J Bailey emphasize self evaluation wisdom and the divine influence in human life.
Pastor Saline leads a Sunday program at St James Evangelical Church W Breitenbach. Special service at 10 a.m. with theme Let us bring thanks unto our God. Decorated church and choir anthems followed by 11 a.m. Sunday school on October 17.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. All are welcome.
Federated Church events for October list the Friend ship class meeting with Mrs Wilbur Rundel on Thursday from 2 to 5 pm and a benefit tea by Mrs Little on East Henry street. Sunday program includes 10 am worship 11:15 am Sunday school 6:30 pm Christian endeavor and 7:30 pm Harvest Home guest at the Methodist church. Monday 18 leaders and presidents meet at 8:15 pm to canvass church needs.
Methodist Church notes announce Walter Laxman as minister with services on Sunday October 17 at 10 a m Harvest Home Festival, 11 15 am church school Ray Davis superintendent 6 30 pm junior and intermediate leagues 7 30 pm union service federated and Methodist churches Wednesday mid week study in the Psalms Violinist Dave Rubinoff visited Northville Maybury sanatorium patients giving a concert and a brief joke about an 1731 violin comment Governor Murphy quoted on decency and government value.
The passage mocks booster claims that Bacon authored the Bible and that other writers like Shakespeare Homer Pope Bunyan and Scott were misrepresented. It contrasts those boasts with a note on the United States annual illness and accident bill around 10 billion dollars.
Field party from the Museum of Arts and Sciences at Rochester New York unearthed copper relics and implements believed to be 1000 to 2000 years old from the shore soil of Oneida Lake. Finds include pottery barbed fish hooks harpoons and other artifacts from an ancient Indian civilization. The report notes such artifacts indicate skilled craft and regional heritage.
Household hints by Betty Wells describe two teens updating rooms. Jean decorates a pink flowered bedroom with lavender ruffles while May Lee envisions walnut veneer walls and blue jay furnishings for a tranquil living room.
The article explains color dynamics in interiors noting that warm colors such as yellow red and orange advance and make spaces seem smaller while cool colors like blue green and gray recede and visually enlarge rooms.
A Missouri farmer lines walls of a trench silo with concrete to prevent caving. The structure measures 120 feet by 13 feet deep and 332 feet at the base, 1132 feet at the top, with a 250 ton silage capacity.
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