Alma Record notes publication details
The Alma Record is published Thursday afternoons by The Alma Record Company with J. Brown as business manager.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
The Alma Record is published Thursday afternoons by The Alma Record Company with J. Brown as business manager.
Alma College schedules a week of events beginning Sunday June 1 including communion, baccalaureate, awards, class plays, concerts, and graduating exercises. Notable items include an annual concert by Velma and Mary Sharp, and degrees awarded to students in Art, Science, Philosophy, and various classical and commercial departments.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei for catarrh coughs colds and sore throat. It describes a full inhaler outfit priced at 31 00 with instructions to breathe the antiseptic vapor from the inhaler and offer a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The copy emphasizes ease of use with no stomach dosing sprays or douches and cites eucalyptus as a key ingredient.
The Zeta Sigma Literary Society met Monday evening to elect officers for the first semester. Results: President Wade L. Prost. vice president Ernest W Sebring. secretary Fred Johnson. treasurer John Landau. first critic Foster Freaker. second critic D Royal Kinske. keeper of the Archives Leon Kolvoord. janitor Reginald Burrite.
Miss Velma Sharp of Alma Michigan brings a refined piano program to Vita in a city recital marking her rising status after study with Leschetizky. The article notes her excellent tone and expressive touch, with previews of her performance attracting attention among local arts followers. Elmer Spraicne and Otis depart for Edmonton Alberta to begin their future residence.
City ordinance prohibits riding bicycles on sidewalks and will be strictly enforced starting May 25, 1911, by order of the City Marshal.
Jennie Crozier closed a successful year of school in the Ely district last Friday. Mrs. Rena Winn and Miss Maggie Winn of Alma visited Sunday at Wm. Hutchinson's. Wash Merchant and wife of New Haven spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murwin. Mr. V Henry Fuller visits this week at his daughter's home in Montcalm county. TC Verian returned from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Shiawassee counties. Orson Brooks lost two horses last week to distemper. neighbors helped plant his corn and plow bean ground. Wesley, five months old, died Wednesday, May Atet, burial North Star.
A library list of new titles across literature history science and education. Notable entries include Propertius texts translated by Murray Euripides works, medical biographies, city government studies, Biographical Life of Florence Nightingale and other biographies. Also listed are chemistry texts by Arrhenius Lachman Cohen and classroom teaching guides.
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