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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented historical reminiscence traces golf origins to a Scottish shepherd using a sharpened stone as a club. It describes early players knocking stones, shaping clubs, and evolving the game across centuries with references to Scottish nobles, maps of the links, and mythic accounts of the earliest rounds and prizes.
In 1020 a diverse group visited their forested region seeking bathiuel feereathi. Av estry mixcelution is cited as a key factor while forest fires threaten the area. Officials report funding and plans for forester Creeley to address the situation, with projections of substantial financial measures set at Bly 000 for the purpose.
A fragmentary item notes unusual fish and misfired scientific attempts in Paris. Mention of mineral oil experiments and a nod to Bill Hart in a Strand advertisement hints at entertainment and science topics in a dated page.
A garbled excerpt discusses left and right brain functions in a stream of phrases. It mentions left hemisphere centers and right side body actions, with fragmented notes on perception, memory, and physiological sensations as if interpreting a disorderly description of cerebral localization. Several proper nouns or references appear distorted and unclear.
A garbled OCR passage references names and places in a disrupted narrative. Readable elements include mentions of Pasteur and various scattered terms, but the overall meaning is obscured and no coherent event or individuals are clearly identifiable.
The report details investigation results into concrete house construction and cross country building ventures. It notes trips to Pittsburgh Cleveland and microareas with varied outcomes and limited evidence of a clear effect on ordinary use. It mentions architectural planning and future scholarly attention.
A fragmented notice describes a new aluminum alloy developed for industrial use. It notes composition with silicon and aluminum percentages, a specific gravity around 2.68, and tensile properties. The alloy is produced by electric furnace refining and is claimed to weld well and resist corrosion, with a comparison to familiar materials. The piece references a December 22, 1921, source.
A fragmentary account from Ozark sources notes characters debating medicine and finances in a rural setting. The dialogue hints at hardship and care, with references to bed rest, a “dollar,” and local speech, reflecting a strained daily routine and community resilience.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a floating ball on water holes and a garbled reference to Molly Strand, with stray phrases about Washington state, counties, and weekend days. Readable entities are minimal, but the fragment hints at an advertisement or ad copy with broken lines and improper capitalization.
Mark Twain Longfellow Riley Hugo and other eminent writers will be brought to life in Sidney Landon’s impersonative lecture recital at the Redpath Chautauqua. Using wigs makeup and vivid description he will recreate scenes from their famous works and personalities. Tennyson Kipling Poe and Bennett Nye also appear in the gallery of portraits in this engaging program.
Mrs Robert Moble and Miss Haze Moble visit Mrs Mary Church in Ithaca. Dale Parkinson stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs L A Carmer. W E Swope and Burton visit the Hopkins. Several locals host visitors, travel to Alma Detroit and Lansing, and attend a Crystal Lake dance.
Miss Twila Bradley returned home from Mt Pleasant over Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Fisher and Mr and Mrs Bemis came back from a two week vacation at Houghton Lake. Mrs Brett Livingston of Grand Rapids was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Jack Moble. Mr and Mrs Fred Leiter visited relatives at Six Lakes last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Nunn and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Croton southeast of town. Mrs E Wager of Edmore called on friends in town Tuesday. Roy King was home from Lansing Carroll Hyde went to Jackson to work for the summer. A number from here attended the Rock Lake Assembly Camp Meeting at Rock Lake Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Clayton Ward and three sons spent several days last week with her father near Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Gruesbeck and sons of Carson City visited Sunday evening. Miss Fisie McWilliams stayed with her sister near Palo. Mrs. Hattie Hyatt nurses at the James Donohue home south of Brive. Joebn Jarvis visits sister and husband from Malone NY. Mrs. Rowe Wilcox entertained her father last week. Mrs. Tuttle Payne and grandson visited her sister in North Shade Friday. Many relatives gathered at Verne Gardner’s Sunday including Morse and Hepler families and Hattie Hyatt. Bill Hurt in Three Word Brand Strand ad.
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