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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
7
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The piece defends not isolation but pruning entanglements with a pledge to say when and how the United States participates in world issues. It cites open door in the Far East, asserts equal treatment for all nations, and notes continued diplomacy and trade while avoiding foreign meddling. It argues the US remains engaged yet autonomous, minding its own business.
A reflective essay traces Christmas spirit from its Bethlehem origins through centuries of conflict and change. It argues the Christ child taught brotherly love and mercy, elevating humanity and shaping the world, with Christmas spirit living on in hearts and Christian faith.
A Christmas appeal urges reconciliation and kindness toward neighbors and strangers alike. It encourages forgiving feuds and aiding the poor and needy so none are left hungry on the holiday. The message reflects a community benevolence theme tied to the season’s spirit.
The piece emphasizes Secretary James J. Davis’s report on child labor, citing up to 1,000,000 American children in toil. It argues for constitutional amendment enabling federal regulation, urging uniform laws and government protection of children’s physical and moral welfare for a better future.
Fragmented comic musings on churchgoers and society noting back pew vantage points and Easter seating, marriage, wealth, honesty, and human folly. It jests about pretensions, human vices, and the quirks of public life with a wry tone.
Card thanks friends and vclibbers for support during bereavement and floral offerings. Rev Shouffer praised for comforting ways. Wesley Webb and Son with family express gratitude. Note: in the history item a woman, Annie L Swynnerton, is elected associate of the British Royal Academy for the first time in over a century.
Household recipes from Mrs. Floyd Glass describe Rice and Meat Croquettes using boiled rice chopped meat milk pepper salt and batter shaped into cones or other forms, battered and fried to yield twelve croquettes. Spanish Rice combines uncooked rice tomatoes onion green pepper and water with optional butter, cooked in fireless cooker for several hours.
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