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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Alma Record Barcock and Grosbroy, with unclear Paneer items. The readable text hints at a catalog or advertisement entry, but essential details are missing to determine event, date, or owner.
The piece argues that post March 4 1921 policy signals show a practical shift from the prior eight years. It notes Russia’s demand for renewed trade, British tone, railroad wage threats, and President Harding's stance on the League of Nations and the German Treaty. It also highlights economy measures at the White House and a sober, workmanlike presidency aimed at thrift and reducing excess.
A proposed Agricultural Assistants union outlines principles for AA A A A members including eight hour shifts, overtime pay, Sunday and holiday pay, dues via employers, and limited scope to crop and livestock care. It calls for specialists to be paid extra when used and rules on breakfast timing, helper duties, and final arbiter by the AA A A A walk in delegate.
Otis Skinner stars in the screen version of Kismet produced by Robertson-Cole directed by Louis J Guinier hailed as a cinema miracle. The film debuts at Strand Theatre Thursday and Friday with praise for its color and epic drama.
Mary Erskin Riley of Seneca County Ohio born March 27 Dne died Thursday April 11 1821 age 0 years. She married Joseph Riley in 1864 and had eight children. Funeral services by Rev J B Taner at Church of Christ in Vestaburg on April 14. Interment in Uchlind township cemetery beside her husband. Survived by daughters A P Stites and Berry Hopkins sons Will Riley and Amos Riley nine grandchildren three great grandchildren and many relatives. Emry Howard moved stock into the store building.
Fragmentary reminiscence outlines Gladstone’s umbrella metaphor used after his Midlothian manifesto.Seen as symbol of the Gladstonian policy the umbrella image reappears in period depictions. Also notes rare instances of musicians committing suicide and links mental balance to music.
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