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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
7
The parsnip, once common to pioneer America, is praised for antiquity and respectability. Romans valued it, it grows in diverse soils, and Dr. Wiley notes its high carbohydrate content. Advocates say it yields heavy crops with proper care, though preparation varies.
The article explains a multi step plan to turn sweet potatoes into a key raw material for candy. Potatoes would be converted into strap and syrup via molasses factories, diversifying crops and aiding farmers when cotton or tobacco fail.
An eminent scientist notes remarkable results on electricity's impact in animals. He states man shows greater resistance than many animals, a leech on copper and wine plates feels feeble current, horses react to small potential differences, and an ox treated for rheumatism perishes under a current offensive to humans.
Four year old Tunjor asks about visiting Helen while on the porch at last o clock night time. A mysterious stranger is hinted as an investigator possibly connected to government work. The text briefly mentions American coal in demand and cites distant markets. An image of social banter shows a woman laughing at a man remarking on her clothing.
A local Alabama county reports on the county agent's efforts across farms and homes, detailing livestock care, crop practices, and community outreach. The piece highlights training, hands on demonstrations, and cooperative work that improved farm yields and household welfare. It notes tens of thousands of hog and poultry projects, message campaigns, and municipal support.
Native ewes tire as ram assistance aids lambing, while the Meritt terminal line supports herd fortunes. The article notes division of duties among farm hands and the role of a local rural bureau in overseeing livestock care and breeding programs.
The text outlines how linseed aids fattening by ration. It notes boiling for mixing, ground quantities up to a pound, and the potential feeding allowance per lay, mentioning Dieu Wiel and tenednee.
The passage argues that disease and illness arise mainly from neglect and harsh conditions. It laments the toll of overwork and stress on workers, noting how fatigue and poor treatment drive harm and long-term suffering.
A compact business notice asserts a focus on meeting customer needs and delivering high quality service. It emphasizes reliable products and diligent work as part of the firm’s core mission.
Residents across Alma and nearby communities shared Christmas visits and holiday meals. Reports mention Mrs Herbert Gilpen’s gradual improvement, a hospital visit for a Governor, and numerous families hosting relatives and friends at their homes during the festive period. Local social events and small entertainments drew sizable crowds, with several residents touring kin and neighbors in Benton and Edmore areas.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names such as Minok Mire Charles Byers and Wi lfy Sueno with references to families in Alina Hy and Alou Went Cheiukams. It notes visits at home of Prod Cones Syundins Rinberiing and references to local residents in Flint and Least Valley. Advertising line shows a church or community notice with an event titled Chriastiga groviings.
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