Alma College Sophomore Exhibition Ends With Merit
The sophomore class presented a well received program in the college chapel last Friday night. A large crowd attended and praised careful thought in orations. Notable pieces included The Honest Lawyer by Claude Cooley and The Fall of Endalia by William Cooper, with music and essays interspersed by students such as Lillian Crandell and Edith Menson.
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Sarafel
Timby
Miusic
Sergeant Oration
Claude Cooley
Misa Lillian Crandell
Laad
Mr. Faller
Fendalia
William Cooper
Edith Menson
Kishinet
Howard Potter
Mise DeLong
Lillian Hat
Charles Therry
Mario
Messinger
Sergeant
Chatteré
Wallace
Alma 7 M A C 52 Defeated by Michigan Agriculture College
Alma 7, M A C 52. Last Saturday Alma lost to Michigan Agricultural College in Lansing 62 to 7. M A C, a four year developed unit, displayed a fast, cohesive style that overwhelmed Alma, though Alma's forwards Marshall and Jennings and center McCollum, with guards Anderson and Schenck, played well early.
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Michigan Agriculture College
Lansing
Alma
University of Chicago
M.A
Marshall
Jennings
McCollum
Anderson
Schenck
Alma college oratorical contest set for next Monday night
The two men’s literary societies will send reps to the contest. Winner receives the college gold medal and goes to the state event in Alma. Zeta Sigma will be represented by Onsterlin, Stormland, and Fred Soole. Phi Phi Alpha by Johnson, King, and Butler. Contest starts at eight o’clock standard time with a small admission fee.
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College
Alma
MJ Stormland
Onsterlin
Fred Soole
Zeta Sigma
D. A. Johnson
Norman King
Levi Butler
Phi Phi Alpha
Alma College baseball schedule touted as best yet
Manager Chapman outlines a hearty slate with ten college games and several practice matches. Twenty candidates show interest, light gym work continues until outdoor fields are ready, and veterans McBride Davis B Dunning Webber Adams Hyney expected to return for a season opener in April through May across Alma Olivet Detroit Ypsilanti M A C Albion Hilledale and WAL venues.
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Alma
McBride
Davis
B. Dunning
Webber
Adams
Hyney
Sean
At Pleasant
Big Rapide
Olivet
Detroit College
Detroit
Ypsilanti
M. A.C
Albion
Hilledale
Wal
Jane
College notes and student movements at Petoskoy
J Redpath of Petoskoy enters school The Almauian will appear this first work Stanley Schneck elected captain of basketball Mies Chatters leaves for piano study in Detroit This week marks end of current and start of next semester Junior exhibition tonight at eight in the college gym Public invited Indoor meet with M A Wright in gym March 12 includes wrestling Polariscope purchase for organic chemistry courses Twenty candidates seek baseball team Games added with Ypsilanti and Detroit College Day of Prayer for colleges observed
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Petoskoy
Almauian
Stanley Schneck
Mies Chatters
Jones
Detroit
M. A
A.W. Wright
Ypallanti
Detroit College
Record subscription pricing note for renewal
The notice states you would be indebted to The Record for one year and 29 weeks for $1.00 per year or $1.58 in total. It invites readers to compare their numbers with The Record and promises full acceptance of any owed amount.
Union Service Held At Methodist Church
Observed Thursday as Rev. A Zimm er man of Bay City preached to students in the morning and a union service of town and college churches was held in the Methodist church in the evening.
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A. Zimmerman
Bay Otty
Methodist Church
Gratiot County Medical Society to Meet at Brainerd Hospital
Regular meeting of Gratiot County Medical Society to be held in Alma at Brainerd Hospital starting 1 10 p m next Thursday. Program includes minutes, unfinished business, new business, papers on The Second and Third Stages of Labor by Dr Kilborn and Race Suicide by Dr Stiles Kennedy, bandaging demonstrations by Brainerd Hospital nurses, and discussion. Also note a London Review piece on engine physiognomy suggesting the funnel as key to expression.
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Gratiot County Medical Society
Brainerd Hospital
Alma
H. #. Kilborn
Stiles Kennedy
London Saturday Review
Radiu m wonder cures heal thousands across the nation
A lurid advertisement touts RADIUM as a universal healer claiming thousands cured nationwide. It targets readers with bold promises, dubious testimonials, and a money back-like guarantee while warning skeptics not to expect free articles. The text pushes a patent medicine aura and urges orders for Radium Sulphide products with grand claims of health benefits.
Alma audience to hear Hortense Nielsen in Hedda Gabler
Hortense Nielsen, a psychological actress, will present Ibsen's Hedda Gabler at the Alma opera house tonight with a strong New York cast. Critics praise her combination of subtlety and dramatic facility, predicting a compelling, life-like portrayal that may broaden local appreciation of Ibsen. Prices are 25, 35, 50 cents with terrace at 75 cents. reserved seats at Sharrar & Mulholland’s.
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Hedda Gabler
Miss Nielsen
Ibsen
Beep
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Misa Nielsen
Ipsenium
Ibyen
Nielsen
Mins Nielsen
New York
Sharrar & Mulholland's
Died After Short Illness in Alma Heights Home
Mrs. James Whelan died at her Alma Heights residence on Saturday after a three week illness from pneumonia. Funeral services led by O B Hoag were held at the home, with burial in Milan. Etta Louisa Pera, born 1862 in Augusta Washtenaw County Michigan, married twenty years ago in Ypsilanti, lived mostly in Milan and Detroit, and had eight children, five living. The youngest is six months.
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James Whelan
Alma Heights
O. BR. Hoag
M. E. Church
Milan
Etta Louisa Pera
Agusta
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Important Trade Mark Decision Could Restrict Painkiller Use
The Circuit Court in Boston on October 26 1903 issued a decree restraining Menara Thayer Co Cambridge Mass from using the word Painkiller on their compound, upheld Perry Davis Providence R I as the owner, and granted a perpetual injunction. The ruling states only the trademark owner may use Painkiller on the medicine and dealers or manufacturers of imitators are liable for damages, with owners prepared to enforce rights against all challengers.
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Circuit Court of the
United States
Boston
Menara, Thayer & Co
Cambridge
Mans
Perry Davis
Providence
R. I
Hin Saccomore
Davin & Lawrence Co
New York
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