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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1960
Page
8
The article notes copperheads are the most distributed and often the most abundant poisonous snakes in the eastern United States. It also mentions early women’s education focusing on reading and sewing in Dame schools, with writing sometimes omitted.
Voters express mixed views on Kennedy as the Democratic presidential candidate. Some praise the televised convention and Kennedy’s possible win, while others criticize the nomination process and question Kennedy’s Catholic background. Opinions range from optimism about a Kennedy Johnson ticket to doubts about a Democrat victory.
Recipe for a no bake strawberry fluff pie using graham cracker crust and a filling of strawberry jello frozen strawberries and vanilla ice cream. Jello is prepared then cooled before folding in ice cream and strawberries and chilling in a pie shell.
A public reception and coffee hour for Republican Governor candidate Paul D. Bagwell will be July 21 in the Gondola Restaurant basement in Ypsilanti from 9 to 10 p.m. Wendell Hobbs announces the Washtenaw County Republican Committee. Bagwell tours the state and will address a Kiwanis Club dinner in Washtenaw. Clarence Eldridge Jr. oversees arrangements.
The Townline Workers held their fourth meeting on July 11 and set a club tour for July 31. Wesley Bommer was nominated to attend the County Convention as a delegate. Roger Wiedmayer reported that the First Bible printed in America was printed in the Indian language.
Advertises Patsy Stoker Coal as over 97 percent pure with less clinker and urges immediate ordering for home heating.
The 1960 census shows 4 076 000 farm households under a stricter rule, equaling about 16 million people or 9 percent of the U S population. Under the old rule 5 158 000 farm households would yield about 20 million people or 11 percent. A detailed analysis will follow in about a month.
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