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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1910

Page

6

Paris Flood History and Seine Forecast System

Paris has suffered many floods counted since 1732 in three height categories. The Seine flood forecast method by Belgrand links tributary rises to Paris heights, predicting at Austerlitz and Mantes with lead times of days, saving millions as quays and sewers were raised and bridges rebuilt to improve discharge.

Paris Tarik Isth Ety Seine France Lutetia Constantius Chiorus Ie de la Cite Marne Youne Parle Notre Dame Ne de la Cite Funnus Alexander III Reason Catholica Louvre Philip Augustus Paris Ie Yonne Traneill Connel M. Lemwine Parla Bergrand Paria Belgrand Austerlitz Mantes

Speaker Cannon and insurgent Murdock in House laughter

The House faced a moment of wit when Speaker Cannon sought a presiding officer for the committee of the whole session on the agricultural bill. With Foster of Vermont and Malloy of New York absent, Victor Murdock of Kansas drew laughs as the chair was offered to him, then humorously redirected to Mr. Campbell. Also noted is a censorious step toward a “skunk trust” with B. M. Mills of New Boston planning to form a skank trust capitalized at 2500, paying 25 each, promising big dividends from skin and product markets. The item ends with a whimsical verse about Jack Spratt and his wife choosing beans.

Cannon House Victor Murdock Kanaan Foster Vermont Malloy New York Murdock Kansas Campbell Skunk Trust B. M. Mills New Boston

Gospel football squad conducts revival tours in Kansas

Reverend James M. Newton, pastor at Salina, organises a Kansas Wesleyan gospel team drawn from university students. They visit towns like Solomon and Kanopolis, holding redhot revival meetings from Saturday night through Sunday. Each member speaks briefly, blending football discipline with plain, results oriented preaching and music from a quartet and pianist.

Kansas J. M. Newton James M. Newton University Methodist Church Salina Kan Kansas Wesleyan University Newton Boston University United States Kansas Wesleyan Gospel Esolomos Kanapolis Raymond Ryder Lynn Can Norton J. M. Fhiney Courtland Lowell Henderick Bison Cleil Seaman

Overland Davenport Hobo Bed Declared Proper Berth

A Chicago convention of about 200 tramps endorsed the so called overland davenport or hobo s featherbed as the proper berth for traveling hobos. New York Charley announced the decision and condemned those who ride on diners.

Overland Davenport Chicago New York

New Santa Fe Trail Debate Spurs Kansas Road Movement

A proposed modern highway stretching about 275 miles through western Kansas is urged as an illuminating object lesson for the state and the nation. Western Kauai residents start a movement to support road-building and back a new Santa Fe Trail along the Arkansas River to the Colorado line.

Kansas Kauai Feo Newton Colorado Line

Last of a series of three new English courses added

A January recital by Cass Chase and Donald Call showcased two Scott and Burns readings with strong impersonations and engaging delivery. The department claims rising quality with new courses and praises Alma College for superior English speech. Soph-Junior spread followed with a playful mix of food and riddles amid class rivalries, hoping for good relations with 1913.

Cass Chase Donald Call Scott Burns Mr. Chase Call Alma

Alpha Theta Elects Officers After Dinner Celebration

Monday night Alpha Theta held elections for next semester after a gala Wright Hall dinner. Hazel Blair is president and Agnes Redman vice president. officers include Hattie Mills recording secretary Ruth Hovey treasurer Elsie Bond first critic Pearl Huber second critic Kathleen Gullard corresponding secretary Maude Hooper Sentinel Jean Dykes Almanian Reporter Cecil Krapt and other members celebrated with candles pink carnations and Alpha Theta banners.

Alpha Theta Wright Hall Zeta Sigma Hazel Blair Agnes Redman Secy Hattie Mills Ruth Hovey Elsie Bond Pearl Huber Kathleen Gullard Il Sentinel Maude Hooper Cecil Krapt Almanian Jean Dykes

New Life Pills Advertised for Broad Ailments

An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles and bowel disorders. A barber scene follows with a humorous exchange about a mug and a neck.

Dr King Brown

Phi Phi Alpha elects officers for coming semester

Last Monday evening the society elected officers for the ensuing semester. Stanley Johnson is president Adrian Graham is vice president William Pohly treasurer Adelbert Lindley secretary Frank Locker and Robert Von Thurn critics Ralph Von Thurn marshal Verne C. Snell janitor. After the meeting at Stevies the group heard a witty speech from Johnny Johnson and Snell declined to repeat his Raven. The past work was praised and the coming term is expected to be more successful.

Stanley Johnson Adrian Graham William Pohly Adelbert Lindley Frank Locker Robert von Thurn Ralph von Thurn Verne C. Snell Stevies Alpha Theta Girls Phi Phil Alphs Snell

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