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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1891
Page
4
The article discusses a 25 percent decline in linseed oil since June 1890, despite the McKinley tariff raising duty per gallon. It contrasts expected tariff effects with actual market moves, citing price data from the Dry Goods Economist for bleached shirtings and sheetings as context.
Speech by Chantcey M. DePew proclaims Americanism as development and protection of American life. It links McKinley to Washington and Hamilton. The New York Stockholder forecasts wheat 541,090,000 bushels and corn 2,901,000,000, with rising exports and European competition noted by Walter Griffin.
Miranda McGillicaddy’s Raised Bread essay at village high school graduation captivates judges and audience alike, praising bread making from yeast to baking. Judge Gildersleeve urges future graduates to choose timely, clearly argued topics with local relevance.
A period piece surveys archaic English usage and preserved forms such as axes and piny, noting descendants in Wyckliffe and Browne and explaining terms like laylocks and fader and moder. It cites scholar commentary, a Panama resident claim, and a Philadelphia Ledger note on swimming and moral courage.
A Lutheran Observer summary notes that moderate sized insects like wasps or hornets show many small pore like openings that admit air. These openings may have caps or fringed filters and connect to a complex network of tubes that reach every part of the body including the antennae. The article highlights the precision of the insect respiratory system and its resilience even under immersion in spirits and air pump tests.
Excerpts discuss hair changes from extreme cold and injuries, noting white-tuft growth after scalp trauma and beard and furlike hair in northern animals. Also includes social observations on flattery and courtship from Murray's Magazine.
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