Alma Rev Knows Editor and Publisher Alma
The fragment notes Alma Rev refers to the editor and publisher role at Alma. It preserves a local-notice style with emphasis on the named position and publication.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1887
Page
6
Baron Vorwarts’s cooperative estate and peasants profits
A European landholder operates a cooperative estate where he provides housing, land, education, and small wages to peasants. He takes a 4 percent share and splits remaining profits every decade. The arrangement blends capital and peasant interests, yielding high local identification with the baron and disputes over wheat and ownership. The piece also reviews Scribner’s January 1858 issue with contributors like Hibbard Aldrich Lang and Stevenson, plus a series on dreams and literary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Vorwarts
Himec
Scribner's Magazine
Hieorge A. Hibbard
Buffalo
Francis Day
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
White Edity
Andrew Lang
Chamel Edwin Marham
P. Cranch
Graham
The Cowboy Eruption Near the Coliseum Fears
A garbled column defends Buffalo Bill and a foreseen cowboy influx from Britain Ireland Scotland and beyond to the Coliseum and West. It warns of a frontier upheaval and warns readers of looming carnage as shows and travel stir national borders and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eider
Tufteill
Burson
London
Wrusks
Hihin
Pranar
Prines
Ban
Wodan
Joilee
Livers
OM G.t-Upe
S. Down
Ant
Bill
Garren
Great Britain
France
Rome
Palestine
Turkey
Indiana
England
Ireland
Scotland
Great Orient Steels
Greenland
Emilia
Lereilia
St. Lawrence County
Plucky Nellie Bly Shines in New York News Career
Nellie Bly, a young Pittsburg reporter, astonished New York by exposing Blackwell's Island asylum horrors. Faking insanity, she endured ten days among nurses and guards, then reported plainly and vividly, spurring potential reforms and earning admiration for her humanity and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bly
New York
Pittsburg
Blackwell's Island
Nellie Blydove
Texas
A Careful Boy
A Kentucky State Journal excerpt describes a boy Johnny waiting by a front window while his mother warns him to cool off. He retorts about being punished and questions if he is being raised for the penitentiary, revealing a tense domestic moment and the mother’s attempt to discipline him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclaireville
Bulfain
Jaran
Mosh
Johnny
Kentucky State Journal
How We'll Marry By and By Parodying a Wedding Rite
Fragmentary blast from a Minneapolis Journal quotation ridicules marriage ritual. A rabbi denounces marriage as a farce while a lawyer proposes a satirical formula ending with marriage “until some court shall part you.” The piece comments on modern wedlock and the theater of nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Uiewitl
Liberal
Smith
Miss Jones
Mr. Smith
Minneapolis Journal
The Sort of Pearl She Was at Graceville
A fragmented humorous vignette from Graceville recounts a table encounter about naming a waitress as a “pearl.” A boy, known for tallies on Argen tes, asks for her name and is teased about calling her Pearl, while a passerby quips about being “the pearl of great price.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New
Howe
Yorks Laker
Havanoa
Tennyson
Sal
George Tranly
Plainly
Bertha
Mr. Plainly
Bertha Specie
New York
Granger
Cork Screw
alwas—Morris Waite Om
Graceville
Mion
Foolish Criminals in the Eye of Proverb and Law
A Yankee Blade essay condemns professional criminals as foolish and short sighted. It argues criminals sow wind and reap whirlwind, citing bank robbers forgers and the Jesse James gang as examples who end in poverty and prison. The piece links moral failure with inevitable punishment and notes criminals’ lack of lasting gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abele E-Gotton
Tdea
Jesse James Gang
Stain
New England
Captain Kodi
David Sivin
Brea Orn
Yankee Blade
Fragments on Sports, Rainy Night, and Odd Echoes
A garbled, humorous record shows a gym scene with wrestlers Montgomery and Ferguson amid weather talk and social chatter. The piece blends sports, opera versus prayer meetings, and domestic humor as characters improvise lines and exclamations in a chaotic kitchen of reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenctes
Pede
A Fancy Picture and Fashionable Fictions
A fragmented column offers quirky vignettes on fashion depictions in a Fancy Picture, including a dapper Derby hat and London outfits by Poole. It touches on Atlas and a jocular fence dialogue about who bore the world, plus brief asides on coffee consumption, cheese, and a dog purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
London
Amil
Conor
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Tou Mission
Ian
All Sur
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Phitiewre
Sehoula Josed
Broadway
Chambers Street
Tiay
Dentwood
Col
Cody
Four Corners of the Earth
Coliseum
Jove
Spariacis
Joshua Whitcomb
Aurelius Porteutlis
India
Kiralfyim
Aurelus Rutatiaga
Babylon
Daniel
Buffalo Bill
America
Plains
Julesberg
Walla Walla
Che Lilus
Taaw
Intar
Walf
Natty
Avery
Scott
Dekens
Attie Dorrit
Tuldwazhorn Chow
Lady Datfoot
Sile
Montgomery
Atlas
Mary Ann
Mavans
Atlan
aTunday National
Engand
Allan Constitution
Mirae
John
Damley
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