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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
8
United States parcel post details outline charges for weights up to four ounces at one cent per ounce or fraction. Heavier parcels tier by fractional pounds. guidelines require secure wrapping, clear addressing, and a sender’s return address on the upper left with FROM. C O D options and insurance fees listed for values up to $25 and $50.
Thousands attest to Dean's Kidney Pills improving health with time proving the remedy's merit. A Michigan woman recounts relief from ceo trouble with lasting kidney stability after two years of use. Foster Milburn Co. remains the sole U S agent. price 50 cents.
Dorland Smith, employed at the P M freight depot in Saginaw, visited Alma Saturday to see his old friends. An 1818 reference notes Banghart's offer of a shilling a pound and a claim of Hyomel miracles with easy effects and quick relief.
Washington lore notes President Wilson uses clubs as mere conveniences, rarely joining nocturnal social events. He plays golf daily at Columbia and two other clubs, traveled by two secret service men, stays away from the clubhouse, and keeps a detached, work-first routine while enjoying selective memberships.
The article describes President Taft’s fondness for country clubs and social clubs in Washington. It notes his preference for private dressing rooms at Columbia Country Club, his enjoyment of Washington Suburban’s fifth hole, and his relaxed arrivals at Hebrew and Cosmos, University, National Press, and Princeton/Cornish links. It cites the University Club’s mission to unite university men for science, literature and art, with Taft and Roosevelt among prominent members.
Prominent figures including George B. Cortelyou, Champ Clark, and Charles W. Eliot are noted as members of the Cosmos Club, organized in 1878. The club, prized for elite education standards, houses a building with deep ties to early American history as Dolly Madison, Gen. George B. McClellan, and President Wilson’s era links are recalled alongside Page and other literary figures.
The Days in the year host a grand New Year dinner inviting all twelve months and notable days. Feasts, processions, and playful personifications fill the scene as Christmas Day arranges the event and Ash Wednesday leads a song, with Valentine courting May and the Days dispersing at event’s end.
An 80 acre farm equity swap for city property is proposed. A 20 acre chicken and truck farm equity would exchange for a house and lot in Alma. Alma house and lot to swap for a 40 acre farm. A country town grocery stock for sale or exchange. A 90 acre farm offered for sale or exchange. Sugar beet land with good buildings. A fine three story brick block offered for sale or exchange for lint or city property.
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