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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
3
A flurry of visits and travels fills the Ithaca area as residents and friends pass weekends with kin in Mt. Pleasant Detroit North Star and Grand Rapids. Notables include Leonard Nicholson from Detroit, RK Temple and wife from Fort Wayne, and J. L. Marsh and wife en route Eugene Oregon. The item notes a Chesaning basketball loss 18 to 0 and a 9,000 mile coast to coast journey by J. L. Marsh party returning via Denver and Salt Lake.
Vestaburg residents report relatives in Alma Saginaw Edmore and Stanton visits. births and school meeting held in new schoolhouse. locals travel to Remus Gobelville Lan sing and Grand Rapids with several staying at Edmore and nearby homes. a severe storm caused flooding cellars and struck a barn near Grant Beach.
Round the World item summarizing diverse global facts: Sydney festival, Austria cabbage output, Smyrna electric streetcar plan, England hunger strikes history, San Francisco Panama exposition prizes, US church membership rise, Harvard East tobacco hybrid, Berlin population estimates, New Orleans bread-wrapping note, Sweden shale fuel, Philadelphia memorial to Commodore Barry, Greek raisin crop shift, Japan machinery purchases, Macedonian population loss, German engine debut, Tasmanian water power, German heating tube efficiency, Portugal railway labor costs, French postal tech trials, Paris telephones, Bavarian forest receipts, California brides and divorcees, women lawyers in Massachusetts, Chinese dress trend and silk prices, Panama health note, Colonel Gorgas death rates, American sewing machines in Africa, Aden salt production, Berlin dog meat abattoir, Reykjavik harbor railway, Thingvalla link, Japan navy beef diet, Charles M. Galloway to lead US Civil Service Commission.
Alfred Miles Bergen of the Bergen Marz Company and Leon Marx, longtime Chicago Grand Opera violinist, headline a transcontinental tour finale. Bergen, trained by top American vocalists and German lieder experts, leads a versatile repertoire while Marx brings a decade with Theodore Thomas Orchestra and a role as assistant concertmaster. An expert pianist accompanies both solos.
MiLIR Will Bradford visited Saginaw on Friday while Martha Koch traveled to St Louis Friday. Newel Bradford stayed in Saginaw Friday. Mrs Dean Wilson was in Saginaw Monday. Jamet King and wife spent a few days in St Louis last week. Mr and Mrs Roy Partee welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Arthur Lewis of Flint visits her mother Mrs Steve Tedhams. Elmer Wertz hosts his father, mother, and Ohio uncle. Clarence Emery and Emmet Shellington of Breckenridge were in town Sunday. Mrs Arlene Kernow of Ithaca visits grandparents Mr and Mrs L D Allen. Mr Rogers and daughter of Cleveland, Ohio visit Mr Rogers' uncle C B Bonesteel. Rollo Allen camped at Rock Lake with Breckenridge boys.
West Pine AIE records a sequence of social items. Mrs Eliza Fleming visited her daughter in Alma last week. H Morrison and wife host his parents, Mrs William Katenhus of Alma visited nearby. Miss May Leutz returned to Detroit after visiting here. Mrs Richards and Mrs Flewelling of Alma visited Mrs Jim Jones. Mrs Charles Johnson injured her finger and Dr Brainerd removed the needle. Lee Raycraft family and Fred Kyes and wife from Alma spent weekend at Crystal Lake.
Dr T J Allen argues that much physiology comes from observing animals and that monkeys’ eating habits reveal tendencies to bolt when undisturbed. He endorses plain wholesome foods for children, warns against dainty feeding, and notes malnutrition, cancer links, and how dog and pig diets relate to human physiology.
Advice on waking gently to protect heart health urges not to jump from bed. Replace sudden movement with stretching and yawning, then rise quietly only after waking fully. Emphasizes better circulation and vitality by easing into the day.
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