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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
5
George Ryan Vicgiri was accidentally shot in the arm and side at his rural home while trying to capture a mouse with a loaded shotgun. More than forty shot were removed at a hospital in Ann Arbor. he is recovering. The Peters burg Sun notes local onion crops and offers lighthearted compliments to ladies.
The notice lists pricing rules for notices and classifieds including five cents per line for poetry, one dollar for a condolence resolution, and five cents per word for entertainments adverts. Obituaries and marriage notices are published free of charge.
A brief quotation from the Charlotte Republican-Tribune laments time's passage and long for youth, asking to reclaim long golden curls, skirts, roses, petticoats, lace, modesty, and the grace of girlhood for one night. The nostalgic plea contrasts past fashions with present aging.
The electric passenger cars are removed from the D J C system leaving Detroit access by private car hitchhike or bus. Interurban freight and steam service have vanished and people lament the loss of the old, convenient interurban era while adjusting to new travel and shipping realities.
A Detroit to New York Central routing mix up reveals why freight sometimes travels oddly via Lenawee Junction and Manchester. The note adds that a Hubbardston boy named Buddy Tabor, six, has broken his arm then a leg after July mishaps, including an earlier car crash.
A column surveys religious strife, tariff debates, and labor conflicts across nations. It notes sugar duties, British arbitration, Russia’s industrial policies, gendered mental traits, and European finance, while praising aviators and refuting fear in flight feats.
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