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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
6
Two new patterns and a Fall and Winter Pattern Book showcase slim waistlines and puffed sleeves with two piece jacket blouses. Patterns 1477 and 1585 cover sizes 14 to 52 with yardage details for jacket, skirt, and dress in satin velvet silk crepe and wool. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago for 15 cents per pattern.
A reflective aphorism contrasts true wisdom with self deception, noting no one is wiser than one who suspects his own folly. Attributed to Marguerite de Valois, the quote emphasizes humility and self awareness.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for nervous tension and female functional disorders. It claims decades of use, reports from over a million women, and that the product helps build physical resistance and ease suffering.
Richard Exon befriends the aged Gering and inherits a fortune tied to a royal Austrian noble line. In a perilous manor quest, Exon and ally Herrick uncover a plot by Ferdinand and his associates to seize a woman and a title. They rescue a wounded Lady Elizabeth Virgil from a wire trap and flee toward Raven while exposing the conspiracy.
A narrator high in a ride observes a man and a woman abandon a girl after an accident. He follows, sees the chauffeur undoing a dangerous wire, and then frees the girl. He carries her away into the bracken seeking safety.
Richard Exon recalls saving Lady Elizabeth Virgil after a staged ambush on a bracken ride. He notes a wire trap and identifies Percy as the conspirator while Caesar the horse remains unharmed. Elizabeth questions Exon as she recovers and asks who he is.
Termites have existed in the United States for centuries not as imports. Subterranean termites are widespread and cause hidden, advanced wood damage while rot producing fungi also inflict millions in losses. Fungi thrive under moisture and warmth and attack cellulose in wood causing dry rot and decay.
The Mata Mata turtle, native to South American waters, resembles a floating log with a large leaf as a head. A fisherman by trade, it rarely leaves water. a small periscope protrudes from its snout to breathe when on land.
A study of Psalms 23 and 27 frames David as a steadfast believer. It outlines provision and protection, with themes of no want no weakness no wandering no worry and blessed assurance. The lesson urges trust in God, lack of fear, and praise despite adversity.
Pattern 1809 offers transfer alphabets floral sprays and stitch directions for monograms. Includes easy lazy daisy and french knots with floral sprays and color ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Depts 82 Eighth Ave New York NY for pattern.
Uncle Phil offers aphorisms about pacing, perseverance, and character. He notes walking farther beats sprinting in a day and that nerve control comes from steady effort rather than quick skimping. He suggests conviction can hinge on experience and that ambition grows from a desire to win.
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