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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
5
The Alma Record marks its publisher line Babcock and Groaskopf. The notice indicates the newspaper is entered at the Alma Michigan post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
An essay questions whether money corrupts or elevates character, noting that wealth often accompanies selfish behavior yet can support good causes. Citing Swift Emerson and Socrates, it argues money should fund noble aims like Alma College, and urges prudent use and seizing daily opportunities rather than fretting about neighbors.
Washington D C April 7 By U P The winter wheat crop to be harvested this spring is forecast at 659 million bushels by the crop estimating bureau Comparing with four years ago the harvest then was 577 million seven hundred sixty three thousand bushels.
The Michigan House accelerates business with salary boosts for Superintendent Johnson and heavy budget cuts across four normal colleges and three state hospitals. A revived death penalty bill fails to reach needed votes while primary elections expand to townships and a new state conservation department is approved for governor’s signature.
Governor signs act creating a state department of conservation with immediate effect. Joan Baird of Saginaw named game warden and director. This is the first department to be organized. Five of seven conservation board members are named.
The dramatic vignette centers on Jacqueline Floriot trapped by unjust fate and a controlling husband as she faces the bar and a doomed path toward death. Frederick portrays Jacqueline with emotional depth, while Gaulwyn’s production is praised for its masterful, heart touching adaptions and a sought after bread promotion ends the ad.
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