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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
7
The 1780 victory of American frontiersmen at King's Mountain is commemorated by a national military park and a state recreation center. The site covers 10,310 acres surrounding the flat-topped hill in South Carolina and is being purchased by the United States government.
The article recounts the King's Mountain fight where around 1,800 American frontiersmen from North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, and Georgia defeated Maj. Ferguson's British force of about 1,100. Ferguson was killed, and the rout halted Cornwallis's advance, boosting morale and contributing to Yorktown's victory a year later.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says in Cosmopolitan that a woman can be president but unlikely in the near term. She argues women must mature politically, gain public question interest, learn public duties, and advance step by step, with women lifting others as they succeed.
The common house fly is a hitchhiker and can travel in autos, planes, or rains spreading disease. Health authorities note outbreaks with no other infection source and urge thorough fly control using Pyrethrins spray for home protection.
Edward Dean Sullivan recalls the Klondike days before the 1898 gold rush when towns operated with few rules and swift fair justice. He notes newcomers and “civilization” brought graft and crime, while saying Indians were unable to read and were considered inferior.
A Bradford man owns a budgerigar that speaks several English sentences and one phrase each in French German and Spanish along with scattered Latin words. The feature highlights the bird's multilingual mimicry and owner’s fascination with its verbal range.
A sea dog has not set foot on land for 18 months while aboard the Norwegian tanker South African off Auckland New Zealand. Capt J Darn bought the short haired bow in China the pet enjoys deck exercise and crew taught tricks but risks quarantine if allowed ashore.
Arab leaders in Palestine announce plans for a university in Jerusalem intended to counterbalance the Hebrew University already there. The move signals broader educational and political aims amid regional tensions.
Nervousness and poor appetite are blamed on Vitamin B shortage. A two week test urges everyone to start Cyber Oats each morning for energy and muscle building. Quaker Oats is marketed as flavorful and appealing, with grocers stocking it.
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