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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
2
Readers are invited to share ideas for household tasks and better ways to cook vegetables. Names may be used if desired. A reflective note asks if grouchiness helped, with a reminder that a smile can ease daily troubles and effort.
Boil sweet potatoes with skins on then peel and mash. Mix with grated pineapple and juice, fold in potato pulp, season, and bake in a moderate oven. The mixture should amount to about 114 pints of pulp. Source fragment ends with Mrs W M.
A home recipe for liver and spinach with bread crumb binding and a baked finish. Liver simmered tender, chopped with soaked bread, onion, pepper, and eggs layered with sliced eggs and buttered paper, baked in hot water and served with cream or mushroom sauce. Credit Mrs. V. M.
A testy Halloween treat recipe shows making taffy apples with sugar syrup heated to 300 degrees and dipped apples then cooling on a plate. The piece also offers fall home tips on carpet care, curtains, color schemes, and inexpensive room makeovers.
St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township led by Pastor W Breitenbach holds a Sunday Reformation Festival on October 31 with a 10 a.m. service in German and English. The sermon asks Was God in the Reformation and the offering benefits Eden Theological Seminary.
Edgar Potter from a farm near Lansing joins ten surveyors traveling to the capital in 1848. Over three days they cut through underbrush and swamp, skinned a deer for supper, and finally help raise rafters at the new capital while lodging with locals.
The six upper grades resume honor roll selection with at least 12 points required for A and no B or incomplete. A four points B three C two D one. Honorable Mention 10 points. First marking period results show lists by grade and class with names, plus a citizenship ranking across all six classes.
Miss Inez Sloss of South Ann Arbor street wed Earl Christopher of Wayne in a Friday ceremony at West Side Methodist Church Ann Arbor read by Rev. Howard C. Busching. Attendants were Miss Florence Sloss and Charles Reynolds. The couple will live in Ann Arbor while employed there.
A year of home economies extension work reports thousands of Michigan women enrolled in nutrition projects and 1 616 families taught to use more Michigan grown foods. Carrot sticks cabbage apples and tomatoes are favored with spinach lessoned for health. Roberta Hershey, nutritionist at Michigan State College, notes variety aids appetite and that most farm families can grow nearly all foods needed for a balanced diet.
A collection of quotes on marriage from Fosdick Johnson Eddy Hill and Tolstoy contrasts. The article notes a stop watch timing in California showing a duck hawk at 165 to 180 mph and lists the golden eagle speed as 120 mph per the Bureau of Biological Survey.
Michigan lawmakers wrestle over a statewide welfare referendum set for November 8 1938 as county supervisors oppose a centralized code. Petitions face a deadline with 90 000 signatures sought. Government funds and severance for hospital and park bets wrap a layered state policy debate.
The drive toward Lansing control of state affairs continues with higher ad funds, a central agency plan, and a governor facing political tests in Detroit. Reports note public spending splits for tourism and administration, plus a push to rehabilitate handicapped citizens and address housing after a hospital fire.
P J Hoffmaster announces parks in Oakland and Grand Traverse counties will grow. The piece also touches on Michigan beer propaganda, concerns about beer quality, repeal of the 18th amendment and profits to cherry growers, noting 1937 Michigan cherry production and a brine treatment affecting cocktail flavor.
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