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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
4
The Alma Record critiques proposed rail depot additions as unsafe and costly, urging a new depot solution. It also cites national politics and Justice Department actions against Newberry, plus calls for local business-led efforts to improve Gratiot County roads and fund a coordinator for a public works push.
Private R M Tinkham writes his father from Marcy France November 23 1918 describing life in the barracks and his experiences in France He recalls being a former high school student and athlete and sends Christmas and New Year greetings while expressing sorrow for his father’s accident.
Harold Redman writes from Havre to home, recounting marches, rail travel, and camp life in France. He recalls hitching in freight cars, ночing Sancerre, interactions with the military police, and daily routines including meals, mail, and a planned Thanksgiving. He notes German air activity, railway work, and improving camp facilities as the American Army advances.
Mrs. J. A. Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports rapid relief from stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's tablets. She felt pervious and tired before, but notices improvement within a week and credits the tablets with the positive change.
The Church of Christ on Pine Street and the Presbyterian Church at 528 N State Street announce a New Year lineup. Bible school at 4S Raum includes distribution of gifts. 11 a m sermons. 7 p m cantata directed by Mr May. Thursday prayer at 7 30. Presbyterian schedule features Bible lessons, morning worship with a New Year message, Christian Endeavor at 2 p m, and a Men of Principle discussion at 7 30. All are invited.
Clarice Daw, newly installed as News World society editor, learns the backdoor route to scoops. She trades flattery for access at a political fundraiser, secures a rich hospital donation story, and navigates barroom gossip as she schemes to outpace rivals. The arc follows her rise, the editor's push, and Col James Drew's era of influence.
Fragment shows dialogue about a desk worker and taking tea for a dessert break. The odd phrasing suggests OCR garble with someone asking why tea is chosen and another noting they can do so without trouble for dessert. No clear event or entity present.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a philosopher with a plan to drive 25 tallies to see a hello merasion and a parental warning about pulling children from the street during a social event in Minneapolis. The text is garbled with typos and unclear context.
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