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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

2

Odd Wills From Somerset House Archive Display

A London will collection highlights probate records at Somerset House where wills are stored, many with quirky histories. One sealed royal example, a bottle of spirits plague tale, a shorthand draft circa 1700, a sea salvaged parchment that shrank to a tenth its size, and Shakespeare and Nelson wills with notable quirks showcase the archive’s medical and historical interest.

Somerset House Whey England London Mos Me Witman Shakespeare Nelson Trafalgar Leiden Dally Math

Canada Debate Over National Flag And Provincial Emblems

Fragmented OCR presents a debate on a national flag for Canada and the persistence of provincial symbols. It discusses the flag’s legitimacy, imperial ties, and sufficiency of provincial devices, noting historical references and admiralty rulings.

Canada Tieehy Nova Scotia New Prin Dominion

Bank Joke and a Woman’s Overdrawn Check Story

A lighthearted tale from Indianapolis recounts a woman who believed she could hide funds in the bank. When alerted that her account was overdrawn, she sent a letter with a check for 13.72 to settle the matter. This quirky misstep follows an old joke about bluffing at the bank.

Womin Indianapolis Mense

The Symptoms and a Differe nt Gamble in a Grim Office Scene

The Birmingham Age Herald quotes clerks idle at their desks while monographers make late calls. A discussion suggests exile and shifting power, with office staff skeptical about a future change. The piece hints at uncertainty and tension amid a stagnant workplace atmosphere.

Timbered House With Broad Porch And Sun Parlor Feature

A historical home sketch by William A. Radford describes a half timber and stucco dwelling with a large front porch, sun parlor, and wash room. The design includes a front dormer, artistically detailed balcony, and a spacious interior with windows on three sides providing light and ventilation, reflecting period aesthetics and construction terms.

Home the Town Built gives every resident a stake

A Gulf Coast Lumberman poem explains how building a home is a communal act. It credits architects, bankers, laborers, trades, merchants, and neighbors for forming the fabric of a town. The piece extols shared effort, pride, and the enduring value of homes created together.

Gulf Coast

Once Great Indoor Sport Skate History in Drifted Notes

The article traces the rise and patent history of the rater skate in Veiner and Sid, noting early 19th century developments, shifting mechanisms, and the spread of roller skating across the United States. It highlights patent activity, gear evolution, and the sport’s adoption amid global diffusion.

Jain Wheeda Mian

The Habit of Meeting Customer Needs in Business

The note emphasizes using the right tool when truly needed, condemning overuse. It asserts a contracted habit of satisfying customers and proclaims high quality in business development work.

Obituary notes from Northwest Seville area prompt condolences

Neighborhood whispers memorialize Mrs. Fred Greenman of Beaver Creek who passed away Saturday. Funeral held Tuesday at the house. Visits described with include Mrs. James Schaffer and Maughters Menser, Mrs. Mm mey near Bee Jachool house, and Mrs. W. Myers assisting W. Carroll. Willie Tynan returned home Friday with no school. Mrs. John Inman learns of sister Mrs. John Pierce in Detroit, gravely ill with pneumonia. Local calls involve Mel, John Inman, Mrs. Stafford, and Mrs. Dickin son. Canaan coal samples offered by Brown Ward Co. ad run with Tom Mix in Trailing at Strand Saturday.

Fred Greenman Beaver Creek James Schaffer J. Tynan Dickinson Mel John Inman Stafford

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