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The Alma Record lists publication details and editor Brown with pricing for subscriptions. It notes outside-state rates, advertising rates, and various notices while indicating obituary and classified content and mail handling in Alma Michigan.
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National Church
Cenvary
Alma depot committee halts risky addition and saves rose garden
Alma residents push back a proposed depot expansion intended to house express shipments. President Alfred agrees to a modern depot after a businesslike appeal, preserving the rose garden and reducing crossing dangers at Prospect street. The report links civic action to future rail improvements once government control ends. Meanwhile a war diary recounts Argonne battles, hardships, and postwar occupation beyond Coblenz as troops adjust to peacetime duty.
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Detroit
Alfred
Alma
Prospect Street
Dty
German WWI letter from Carl Harry to Alma Record
Serg. Carl Harry writes from Germany to Alma Record detailing his unit transfers and actions in the St Mihiel drive, including bivouacs, bombardment, and moments with German officers. He notes time frames from January 1919, describes mud marching, objectives reached, and casual billets with a German general's staff before continuing their movement.
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Carl Harry
Germany
Alma Record
Maxiam
Westerwald
C. F. Brown
Alma
338Th
18Th Infantry
90Th
Moxey
St. Mihiel
Sherman
Letter From Private Elwin Kain in Sehl Germany
Private Elwin Kain, serving with the American Expeditionary Forces, writes from Sehl, Germany, dated January 2, 1918. He describes living with a German family, past hospitality from French and German hosts, and remarks that Germans feel the war ended as it did. He reports Kaiser’s alleged manipulation to draw the U S in and claims Germany sought world control.
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Elwin K. Oalin
Germany
John Parrish
Thi City
Sehl
Johné
U.S
Soldier’s letter from the front ends with homeward hope
A wartime letter describes travel along the Moselle near Coblenz and memories of Ireland Scotland and France. The author recounts seeing plains battles, shelled forests, no man’s land, and planes shot down. He notes the armistice arrived as he headed to the front and expresses eagerness to return home.
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Moselle
Coblenz
Rhine
Ireland
Scotland
England
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Laxenburg
Parte
Germany
No Man’s Land
Unceasing Misery Alma Kidney Sufferers Get Little Rest of Comfort
Alma readers confront constant kidney trouble causing sleepless nights and pain with dizziness and discomfort at work. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming many testimonials including Mrs. Wingett of Ithaca Michigan who suffered backache and kidney pain.
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Dean
Alma
Wingett
St. Johns St
Ithaca
Mich
Doon's Kidney Pills Sold By Milburn Co Ad
An old ad fragment touts Doon's Kidney Pills from Milburn Co. Mrs Wingett Foster endorses the remedy. The text promises kidney relief and urges readers to obtain the product, though specifics are scarce.
Idlehour Theatre Week Presents Top Screen Stars
The Idlehour theatre features Wallace Reid in Too Much, Norma Talmadge stars in The Raise Curtain, and The Square, a notable stage hit adapted for screen. Mary Pickford headlines Johanna Enlists, Keenan returns in The Thoroughbred, and Frank McIntyre offers Too Fat to Fight. A one cent kiddies show and serial The Lion's Claw with Charlie Chaplin are advertised at Genesta.
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Idlehour
Ilehour
Wallace Reid
Aucceas
Detroit
Grant Rapids
Norma Talmadge
Alma Theatre
Mary Pickford
Johanna Enlista
Keenan
Nik
Frank Mc Tntyre
Frank Melneyre
Kiletiour
Genesta Theatre
Genesti Theatre
Genes Ta
Charlie Chaplin
Church notices mix of services and events in city
Local church announcements list Sunday services Sunday School and sermons across First Church of Christ Scientist Baptist and other churches. Activities include reading room hours Pastor readings prayer meetings and upcoming concerts and observances with speakers including J Frank Green and Raum. News notes drive plans for New Era Workers and World Citizenship lectures conclude with church mission themes.
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First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Temple
Baptist Church
Gratiot Avenue
Francesa Priest
Church of
Raum
Presbyterial Renow
Gelston
Iatater
Star Clase
New Era
O Christian Endeavor
Sraea
Progrigus
Western Reserve and Territorial Drift Reflected in Old Narrative
Fragmented reminiscences cover the Western Reserve’s transfer to the United States, early boundaries with Pennsylvania, and abolitionist sentiment. A brief note mentions demographics of early deaths, a line from Harper’s Magazine, and ad snippets for Chamberlain’s Tablets and local entertainment.
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Western Reserve
Connecticut
United Station
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Connecticu
United States
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