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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
8
In a column noted as EF DESIRED the writer urges newspapers to require informants' identities before printing mail matter. The piece condemns anonymous letters and stresses verification of sources prior to publication.
A Volunteer Fireman drops everything and rushes to a blaze where, despite ruined clothes, he fights the fire and quells the conflagration. His quick action helps limit losses and insurance costs.
The writing notes alfalfa leaves hold about two thirds of the plant’s feeding value. It urges hay makers to concentrate on stacking or mowing with a large proportion of leaves to maximize nutrition.
Edward W Pickard reports on Knights of Columbus leader Tames A Feraherty meeting President Coolidge at White Pine camp. He denies US push for Mexican intervention or arms embargo lifting, urging only good offices under international law amid evolving Catholic tensions in Mexico and debates in Geneva over world court reservations.
Detroit visitors pass St. Joseph's on M23 at Cambridge, a Civil War era church known as the Irish Hills Church. The site amid rolling lakes draws motorists who snap photos before resuming travel as Rev. Fr. Joseph Y. Pfeffer and assistants serve seven area missions, including Manchester and Irish Hills churches, with a 45 mile Sunday circuit.
Seed corn should be dried by suspending ears in a shed with air circulation and not touching. Leaving ears in sacks or piles reduces vitality and may cause souring mildew or sprouting. Miss Alice Lipp of Riga won the lower peninsula health championship at East Lansing and will compete at the Michigan State fair in Detroit. Blissfield Advance notes that whipped cream on milk soups improves appearance and adds value.
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