Local notices and weekly events from Alma area
A garbled yet broad sketch of community life includes sermons at Thaea and North Star, Adelphies and the Almha Thwtas officers gathering, a visit from Mr Pease of Haddon, and Hishop overseeing Hickuck's chaise. Readings, library gifts, Sunday school progress, athletic plans, and a planned AV public in vollewe chapel are noted alongside student arrivals, literary gifts, and a piano recital at Alma with multiple speakers and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise Hive
Ter McCouth
Thaea
North Star
Adelphies
Ur. Pease
Haddon
Mitchiell
County Leon
Jolson
McComb
Beebe
Rathbour
Lafayette
Dickook
Flint
Marten
Gert Fenoss Bowie
Voit
Frannie
Frannie Tudien
Mr Pleasant
Alma
Organina Rural Oo Athletic Association
Aplus Theta
Vollewe Chapel
Ewing
Zeta Signa Society Program Recalls Provident Vice and Patriotism
Zeta Signa held a student program in the college hall with songs and readings led by Misw atte and Mr Jolson. Speakers included Mr Melunidross and Mr Porter, praising Earth education and urging civic virtue, amid reflections on trust, safety, and national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Zeta Signo
Zeta Signm Society
Lolloire
Miswatte
Jolson
Bradfiela
Meluancdross
Blaine
Porter
Pelican
Peis
Aimu
Hhaeia
Maernin
America
Contery
Bush
Deway
Dolleery
McCulross
Zone Ausra Wakat Chom
Michigan State Farmers Institute Seeks Agricultural Aid
The State Farmers Institute explored growing methods and new crops across stations and experiments. Lectures highlighted disease control and fruit and vegetable production, with emphasis on farm efficiency and future meetings.
Churches and Societies Healings and Notices
A garbled church society item reports on anointing services and healing acts at a local church, mentioning a ceremony and afternoon events. It references prayer, offerings, and community health concerns with scattered names and places, resembling a midweek religious notice page from a small town.
New Use For Cornstalks Claims Broad Applications
A 19th century inventor proposes utilizing cornstalks to produce hominy and a fiber to create paper. The breakthrough would allow wheat fiber to be trod into pulp and yield all paper grades for printing, sails, houses, boats, car wheels, and railroad ties, supplying United States patrons with diverse paper needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fey Hewkford
United State
Direction of Ke Tt soe air plants orientation study
The excerpt discusses the impact of north south plant alignment on light exposure. It notes that such orientation yields more intense, regular lighting and influences temperature and humidity. East west rows expand cold, moist conditions to the north side. The author hints at experimental confirmation by Dr Wally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Hae
American Heroism Through Gallant Deeds of Civil War Generals
A retrospective tribute highlights Civil War generals and soldiers noted for daring acts at Cold Harbor Fort Blakely and Gettysburg. It recalls Nelson A. Miles Josephine Burke and others, detailing valor, promotions, and notable charges, with reference to General O O Howard, General Henry Merriam, and General Brooke among honorees.
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Toulay
Richmond P. Hoteon
Weno
Sissyediver
New York Volunteers
Isu Ulg
Lukes
Lis
Cold Harbor
Jim Bedapuntel
Cheene Foy
Groteril Henry
Henry
Wheatons
Port Blakely
Alatwims
Julian Trey
MacArthur
Lenore
Mixalovary Ridge
Aerithsil Miesent
Henry C. Merriam
Fort Blakely
Alabama
O. O. Howard
Howard
John R. Brooke
Miles
Porto Rico
Brooke
Gettysturg
Spottaglveula
Wesley Merrit
Peace Board
America Army
Ma Joral
Gettysburg
Richmond
Light Encounter Reveals General Milets Humble Moment
A Tampa Bay hotel scene reports a private from the Fifth Maryland receiving a match from Gen. Miles after a brief, awkward exchange. The porter notices the moment, learning only that the general had surprised a lone guest with courtesy from a stranger in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunvtal Miles
Tampa
Stoffage
Tusopa Bay
Fifth Maryland Regiment
Gabe
Noted Surrenders And Famous Armies In Historic Conflicts
The article surveys notable surrenders from the American Revolution to the Mexican War. It mentions General Toral and European incursions, the surrender of Burgoyne at Saratoga on October 17, 1777, the capitulations of Detroit and other key sites, and the scale of armed forces yielding across battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toral
Mueill
Scott
Mb Saratege
Bothgoyne
Canidae
New Eegland Tea
New York
Mort Grboweld
Arnold
Ledyard
Tee Br
Uae
Dieting Wastin Pon
Chen
Parr Nrisewity
He Walters
Puri
Nvorestry
Mall
Detroit
Perry
Nor
Bexar
Santa Anna
Taw
Apyiliotes Court
Johnston
Taylor
Jeff Thompson
Kicks Slaith
Verity Ashe
Sumidahs
Fighting Bob Evans and the Annapolis expulsion tale
The essay recounts Fighting Bob Evans known for a vow and a motto at the naval academy. A rule forbidding wall decorations led Evans to refuse to remove a framed motto. Authorities moved to expel him, while wartime sympathy from Lincoln era officials and sermons supported the boy. The episode elevated Bob Evans to a notable figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Evans
Annapolis
Singer Regre
Bob
Naval Academy
Ex Det
Cavat
Young Evans
Ol Goo
Bobby
Younster
Academy
Lincoln
Pighsius
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Farias
John Shiner
Aloe Thompsor
Eleth
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Tyke
Lawt
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Arty Holiday
State Farmers’ Institute
Eyners
Tebares
Ogor
Lansing Experimen
Sonny Shable
Michisus Happie
Babe
Nh Nowa
Fireau
Pound Arte
St. Leyte
Bsa
Club Newiver
Erie
Ayesual
Fiat
Ottie M.awe
Java
Rhe Weinte
Nowa Biren
Ciab
Adley
Georgy
le Millon
Towat
Aden
Allen
Secretare Mey
Wen Jon Baer Woodman
Grurvit
Serine Dim Walty
Alia Hripes
New Howe
Beat Soars
Union Seb
James Lodge
Saeed
Asta Hoor
Wilkeiti
Shraned
Kayes
Niles
Chile
Eigorth
Wihoet Fe
Hine
Gen Milet
Ionapolis
Bancroft House
M. and
J. Coffee
Saginaw
MELZE
Smart & CO
Michigan
Smid
Martensiel
Tnt
Supa Ac
J. H. McLean
Webb
Reed City
Sanitarion
Michican
A. Ok Ser
Rt TV
Becide Iat
Sueverta
Neil Peedeseie i
DH. Se Inney
Wright Hase
Neeset
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