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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
5
The Alma Record lists advertising rates and subscription terms. It notes in advance payment options, one year and shorter terms, and the publication as the official paper for Alma Michigan.
The piece argues a clear choice between Republicans and Democrats in this election. It cites Rep Graham’s review of the Shipping board under the Wilson era, detailing costly shipbuilding, lack of cancellation clauses, and vast losses. It claims assets of steel ships and hundreds of millions in claims, illustrating alleged Democratic incompetence in postwar policy.
A contemplation on how reputations are built over years through correct living and how a single careless moment can ruin them. It argues actions and words define a person, not mere appearances, and warns against sanctimonious hypocrisy while praising honest speech and a clean community image.
An editorial urges citizen political engagement as the remedy for government woes. It argues individuals must pay attention, contact Congress and their senators, and question military spending of about 800 million dollars for battleships. It explains how public matters are personal affairs and invites readers to write to representatives, stressing affordable postage and responsive replies.
Honolulu businessman Etnt A. Burnett cites Cincinnati Times Star reporting three white men with knowledge of the cave stumbled upon a wartime storehouse in the Liense crater of Haleakala. The cache allegedly contains crude stone hatchets slingshot stories spear heads and other implements of warfare. Maple Nut Ice Cream per quart is advertised nearby.
Garfield born in Orange Ohio in 1831. He led Ohio College and state politics before wartime service. He rose from brigadier to major general, entered Congress in 1863, served in the Senate from 1880, and was nominated for president in 1880, winning in November.
A jumble of aphorisms and humorous maxims critique society, marriage, politics, and human folly. From old Cy Collegy style observations to remarks on Europe, loans, and ministers, the piece blends quips on aging, advice givers, and public behavior in a light satirical tone. Strong entities include Europe, United States, Bryan, Keenes, ministers, and loan markets.
The piece recounts Garfield's emergence as a presidential contender at Chicago 1880 amid factional battles. It describes Conkling’s Stalwart opposition, Blaine and Sherman factions, and Garfield’s tense nomination process including brief moments of theater and near-failures. It notes Bourbon and Old Guard tensions and Garfield’s ultimate nomination on multiple ballots.
Government salary and office details from an extensive list listing President Warren G Harding and numerous federal and local officers. Includes pay figures for the President, Cabinet, Supreme Court, Congress members, clerks, and city officials, with mileage allowances and various stipends across dozens of roles.
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