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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
4
The United States backs Allies in holding Germany morally responsible for the war and obliged to pay full reparations. Secretary Hughes states this in communications presented to the German government. The text was released at the State Department and was an indirect reply, not a formal note.
A new government run school for Cairo waifs and strays has opened to shelter and train boys, with girls to receive a separate home later. The effort stems from public spirited officials and a newly formed Brotherhood Federation aiming to aid and improve the welfare of street children across the city.
Thirty years ago men from Aart shay Derbyshire met to read papers and discuss events. Winter drove them from bridge shelter to pigsty, then another, then a improvised library grew from their own efforts into a modest room with good papers and magazines. Prince Andrew dies of wounds near Brussa. Weather fair tonight, warmer, then clouds.
The article argues Alma College must advance to serve a wider community within fifty miles. It notes major funding pledges from the General Education Board and Presbyterian Board of Education, urging local and distant friends to provide financial support and publicly endorse the college’s mission.
An old superstition links mistletoe hanging to bad luck. Scandinavian myth mentions Pivider slain by mistletoe arrow. A Bilatleton branch center room custom carried serious, not frivolous, significance as a remedy.
Chicago April 4 Bert M Jewell president of the railroads section of the American Federation of Labor was en route for Washington to confer with President Harding on the railroad crisis. Labor and management have clashed before the United States Railroad Labor Board for three months over the national shop agreement. Harding is expected to call both sides together to settle their differences.
Miami interview with half a dozen commercial aviators reveals passenger mix and motives for 20 minute flights. Most riders are men. women make up a small share and often decline rides with male companions. Reasons vary from sport and thrill to business showing off aviation interest.
A small cork placed in a widermouthed bottle is blown and stubbornly tends to pop out rather than go in. Dry bottle and cork prevent sticking, as air compressed inside expands on release and pushes the cork outward.
The speaker declares he cannot stay silent and voices a critique on posterity. He argues that despite many buildings, projects, and efforts claimed for future generations, posterity has yielded little tangible benefit for present citizens. He calls for accountability in national priorities.
A column notes that true style rests in proper words and well chosen attire, elevating daily life. It argues that polish and restraint reflect character, guiding readers to cultivate appearance and speech with thoughtful care.
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