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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
8
Edna Purdy Walsh suggests using a funnel as a versatile tool around the home. It can hold twine, serve as a light reflector, hang pictures, protect a fumigating candle, and keep flames covered while fumes rise. This 1827 Western Newspaper Union note offers thrifty, multipurpose uses.
Market data shows corn 98 cents per bushel hog futures range 10 to 11 cents. Wheat 1.17 per bushel. Calves 12 to 15 cents. Biggs 34 cents per dozen. The piece notes boys watching a buzz saw and others writing letters to another man's wife.
A terse ad style note asserts 24 hour prompt care and specialty response. It mentions a hospital setting and round the clock availability. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided.
Detroit aviators Schlee and Brock abandon a Pacific crossing after monsoon winds near Tokyo and a Tokyo typhoon. They will ship the Pride of Detroit home citing fuel shortages and advice from aviation experts and appeals from relatives.
A reader praises the paper as a strong source of ads for value and bargains. The note lists finding a house to rent, locating a housemaid, and other deals including a lost Airedale, a stove, an iceboy, a hive of bees, and a town lot, ending with praise for the paper’s bargains.
The article notes the autumnal equinox occurs September 23 at 8 17 p m EST marking equal day and night as summer ends. It discusses common myths about equinox weather and cites Philadelphia weather chief George F Bliss who found no proven link between equinox winds and winter severity.
Notice to stockholders and creditors that the Saling Investment Association plans voluntary dissolution under Michigan Act 84 of 1921. Creditors must file claims by October 10 1927 at Rescue Bonisteel First National Bank Building Ann Arbor Michigan. Dated September 18 1927. Latino Investment Association F C Wiedman president Walter D Cook secretary. Sept 22 29 Oct 6 1927.
Mrs Agnes Barnes of Altoona Pennsylvania endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe non narcotic remedy for a baby's cough and croup. The ad claims quick throat clearing of mucus and relief from disturbing night coughs with no chloroform or opiates, promoted by Wheeler's Pharmacy.
A fragment questions self control and public image urging men to avoid failing in business and courting newspaper attention. It highlights caution against risky behavior and the desire to prevent editor scrutiny.
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