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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
6
Lesson overview Titus 3 shows lost humanity by nature and the path to salvation by grace through Jesus Christ. It urges believers to live meekly toward others, maintain good works, and witness through holy living.
Reading the phrase The truth makes free brings joy and encouragements, the selection underscores belief in truth as liberating and uplifting. The line frames truth as a source of personal renewal and positive outlooks.
The State of Michigan Institutional farms are fattening 3,500 porkers for the fall season. Hogs are fed cooked garbage to improve weight gains and profits over three years totaling more than $100,000. Pork produced on the farms is valued at over $283,000 for the period ending July 3, 1937, with the 1934 1935 1936 profits documented.
Dr. C H E Wilden of Michigan State College explains how to force hardy Dutch bulbs indoors. Use six to ten bulbs per six to seven inch pot, with well drained soil and cow manure, then plant and water, place outdoors to freeze, later bring indoors for bloom in February. Tulips narcissi crocus hyacinths follow the same method.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat essay lauds beavers as superior flood control engineers, noting their dam building stabilizes river flow and prevents both floods and drought, while beaver activity supports steady streams. the piece contrasts their value with modern steel and concrete measures. It also touches on local notes about a Detroit child’s medical case and other short items.
Two college students from Denmark and another graduate student in Europe study at Michigan State College in agriculture and home economics. Gessing, American consul in Copenhagen, cooperates with administrators in exchange and research. Miss Dalen from Sweden trains in nutrition on a fellowship and plans to teach in Europe after her year at MSU. Other foreign students hail from Canada China Japan and Puerto Rico.
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