Saline Athletic Club Plans Regular Meetings and Tryouts
The Saline Athletic Club met at the opera house with 47 members present, swelling the roster from 43 to 94 and likely surpassing 100 soon. The group voted to hold meetings on the first and third Mondays each month and appointed chairmen for basketball, indoor baseball, boxing, and wrestling. Basketball practice followed the meeting, with 14 members showing strong versatility for all positions. Indoor baseball prospects were invited to report Friday at 7 p.m. at the opera house.
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Saline Athetic Club
Opera House
Ngs
Walter D. Cook
George Schmid
C. A. Stang
Drake
L. D. Fanner
Red Cross Opens Rest Room In Savings Bank Building
The Red Cross announces completion of a new rest room in the Savings Bank building to open informally Saturday October 22. The facility serves as a health center with daily nurse office hours from 4 to 5 P M and a focus on women and children from country districts, providing magazines books and health literature. A baby clinic will be held monthly and residents are urged to bring in malnourished children for examination and advice.
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Savings Bank
Red Cross
Near East Relief Gambles on 10,000 Tons Flour by December
Capt. EB A Yarrow reports Armenia facing mass famine with 50,000 refugees in starving state. Near East Relief warns of a gamble with death unless 10,000 tons of flour arrive by December first and orphanage reserves are emptied to feed children. Officials say six weeks suffice to move cargo to Constantinople before stocks run out.
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Near East Relief
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Constantinople
Armenia
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Etchmiadzin
Delijan
Caucasus
America
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United States
Atlantic
Beating Back to Nature and Vitamins Debate
The piece critiques overreliance on packaged foods and vitamins, praising natural eating. It notes pellagra debates in the cotton South, cites WWI era Kronprinz Wilhelm logistics, and urges fresher bulk foods, iron, and home cooking to improve health and lower costs.
Begin today to form new habits and budgets
A Chelsea Tribune advice piece argues that actions delayed to next year or next summer rarely occur. It cites saving money and getting exercise as examples and urges single men to start budgeting weekly when they can and not wait for higher salaries or marriage.
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Chelsea Tribune
Advertising rates and payment terms for notices
Rates for notices and announcements are set by space and word count. Cards of Thanks and entertainments require payment at the stated per word rate, while poetry is billed at five cents per line.
Rural Michigan Trails Cities in Tuberculosis Fight
The Michigan Tuberculosis association notes a paradox where rural populations face more tuberculosis than urban areas. Cities act quickly to cut deaths with barriers and programs, while rural districts lag. A Christmas seal sale will urge country districts to support the campaign in 1922 to save lives.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Christian Science Notes in Saline Service and Meeting Details
The Christian Science society of Saline holds services Sunday at 10:00 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7730 with Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20. Reading room hours are Wednesdays 2 to 5 p m.
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Christian Science Notes
The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens ’Bank
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