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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
9
Medical notice for General Practice and Surgery by Dr Thomas J Carney at 508 Woodworth Avenue Alma Michigan. Hours 10 to unspecified times listed. Includes address and schedule details for patient visits and consultations.
Benjamin Freed, Superintendent of Michigan Free Employment Bureau, presents a long letter of political principles and campaign ethics. He emphasizes honesty, defense of American ideals, support for farmers and workers, tax reform, infrastructure subsidies, and a square dealing with opponents. He pledges a clean, gentlemanly race and asks supporters to publish the notice for reference.
Breckenridge residents Brackened Crawford and son James Dr., Mrs. Ray McCall and Catharine, with Mrs. James Downie of Detroit, called on Mrs. Thomas Crawford and Marguerite Saturday evening. An Alma circus drew many locals while Mr. and Mrs. George Selleck and Linyd Selleck motored to Chevaning Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Selleck has been visiting. Alfred F. Crawford’s family returned from Crystal Lake cottage on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Watson spent Wednesday in Saginaw.
Miss Thelma Stevens of Ithaca New York spends vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Stevens and her sister Miss Anetta Mrs Thomas Crawford and daughter Marguerite spent Saturday in Saginaw Mrs Susan Graham returned home from Saginaw Saturday evening after visiting her sister there.
In Regent Street two fashionably dressed women were seen wearing monocles in the right eye. A prominent English society circle notes the single eyeglass gains popularity among women of means, who prefer monocles over bifocals and glasses.
A garbled article describes a vast London property map showing nearly 40 000 estates and the Westminster duchy as the wealthiest. It mentions rents around $15 000 000 per year, other estate values, and legal weight in transfer. It also weaves in anecdotes about Prince friends and a Popular Mechanics device. The text is largely incoherent with numerous OCR errors.
Rex Johnson of Belding attended the Alma circus Thursday while Mrs. Kertha Howe hosted her Alma relatives. Alma visitors include Mrs. Bert Jones and family as well as Mr and Mrs. Bert Jones who entertained guests and traveled to Lansing. Several people from the area attended events in Alma and nearby towns, with residents of Alma and surrounding communities noted in casual visits and outings.
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