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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
2
An appeals column from Alma College outlines practical, small daily contributions to reach a seventy thousand dollar memorial fund. It argues that modest acts, like one or two daily smokes or occasional ice cream treats, add up over time and that educated citizens should invest in the college’s future, highlighting collective effort and gratitude to soldiers.
A heartfelt message honors fallen youths, invoking love for the nation and local communities while pledging remembrance and unity. Citizens express gratitude for sacrifices and vow ongoing devotion to country, state, and families.
Paris reports semi official announcement that France will support the United States in its final claims on war problems. France will back US participation in mandates over German territories and align with Harding administration policy, seeing Vivian’s mission as shifting France toward nearer cooperation with America under the League of Nations possibilities.
Detroit April 8 Delegates from major Great Lakes ports attend a Seaman's act conference opening to prompt amendments. The changes aim to remove provisions driving American shipping from the lakes and are discussed by delegates from all large ports.
Mary Morrier seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Morrier was instantly killed after stepping from a street car and struck by an automobile in Clemens Michigan late yesterday. The incident follows reports of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by many. Records advertise homemade salads and dressing at Wolver ine Derry and job printing services.
The Kid, Chaplin's six reel feature, plays at the Strand next week Thursday and Friday April 14 and 16. It is longer and funnier than his prior films with a real plot and laughable situations. Chaplin stars as a wandering glazier who is a good mother to the Kid and a devoted foster father in a story of motherhood and paternity.
An ad style blurb touts a motion picture produced by First National, six reels long, calling it the fastest laugh-sustainer yet issued. It promises memorable comedic moments and urges readers to see the production without needing others to describe its humor.
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