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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1915

Page

7

Getaway of Convict Montgomery From Sing Sing Prison

Synopsis recounts the escape plot of James Montgomery a bank watchman killer imprisoned at Sing Sing. He and burglar Bill Hawkins scheme a crane like box getaway aided by a forged foreman role and covert cloth manufacture in the prison shop. Montgomery ultimately escapes by river and reaches the New York shore amid pursuit by police.

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Help From the Dead Near North Tarrytown

A fugitive seeks shelter along a marshy estuary near North Tarrytown while evading pursuit. He endures thirst and fatigue as rain, mosquitoes, and high tide threaten his sleep and safety, aided only by makeshift driftwood and a stolen felt hat for protection.

Montgomery Sli Lyne Tarrytown

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Your Face Is Familiar Yet You Cannot Name It

The article discusses the common difficulty of remembering names and faces. It suggests acting as if you know the person, engaging in conversation to buy time, and hoping recognition comes. It notes that many people fret over forgotten names and feel flattered when remembered.

Lee Sini Montgomery Tvo Bailldings Bill Ter Bil Ain Julie Drewiel Moutewibery Leneywly Howestead Highwiter Duder Montgomery

The Wedding Cake Embellishments and Embroidered Cardeases

The article describes old wedding cake customs with thimbles pennies and silver money hidden inside and explains the art of making a decorative cardease. It notes the cake must be baked expertly and details the handmade cardeases featuring huckaback linen, tiny French roses, and Dresden shades with silk thread embroidery and a wreath motif.

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Afternoon Weddings Serve Simple Light Fare

An afternoon wedding calls for light fare such as lows cakes bow bons and various small sandwiches. The event, usually between 4 and 5 o'clock, falls between luncheon and dinner hours, so heavy foods and a large table are unnecessary. Guests are served standing or at small tables with plates of sandwiches and cold drinks as the bands perform.

The Thank You Note Advice From An Old Letter

An old admonition urges a guest to write a thank you note after a four week visit. It emphasizes mentioning a good time, expressing gratitude, and noting kindness received. The piece frames gratitude as the duties of a courteous guest returning home.

The Favor of Reply in Invitations

The phrase The favor of a reply is explained as a polite request in invitations. It notes the English meaning la te quested If you please and the French version Respondex sit vous pinit. The device reminds hosts that guests should answer invitations.

Winter's Crop and the Ice Crop in Winter Farming

The piece argues that resting crops in winter require no soil depletion and can be harvested for virtually nothing. It praises the ease of gathering an abundant, free crop that benefits family health and comfort, and contrasts winter harvests with the high costs of producing food for cities. The tone reflects early 20th century rural optimism about hidden, effortless yields.

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Pasture Grasses and Forage: Notes on Better Stock Feed

A discussion on sufficient pasturage for successful live stock raising highlights that much land in the United States under grass remains unproductive. Experts note poor grass stands, wrong seed choices, and self-seeding issues. reinforced by advice from the state experiments and agricultural authorities.

Pulte States A. K. Bronson Para Wervar

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