College Department Notes From Alma College
Miss Allen visited Saginaw on Wednesday while Miss Edna Watson stayed home over Sunday. E Fell journeyed to Ithaca on Monday for business. Miss Belle Count visited friends in Saginaw Tuesday and Wednesday. Hourgoule returned from Al Dion via Battle Creek, Monday. Dr. O H Lewin, collaborator of Richard Sidebotham in Corea, spoke Wednesday evening. Miss Pauline Hazelion returns for exams in HON. Kovald elected as acnted member of the Geneva delegation. The Choral Latin class elected next year’s villcins: Brew J. AL, Mebride, president Pearl Buller, secretary, Misc Hesio Hooper, treasurer, H N Ronald. Paul Kellogg of MI was not a student last year and will likely enter college again next full. Carrie Butler from Chicago plans to stay in town. Geo Kam dole, Joan Philadelphia, and D O Fooreal expected to visit. Alina’s team placed fourth at the MoT A A track meet at Aldon last week. Albion second and Hillsdale ahead of Kalama go. The literary societies elected officers: Alpha Theta, president Mesemeer. vice president Aloe Thompson. secretary Aston Mic honey. critics Margery Dearing, Myrtle Nicholson, Paulino Havern. Delta Sigma, president HN Ronald. secretary Wood Baker. critics Wilens and Bagley. Phi Phi Alpha, Johnson president. Philips vice president. secretary O Whitney. critics Ronald and Leonard.
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Saginaw
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Battle Creek
H Lewin
Richard Sidebotham
Corea
Pauline Hazelion
Vestabarg
Examenismn
Kovald
Cioneva
Meeste Turst
Helmer
Paul Kellogg
Sod
Carrie Butler
Chicago
Geo Kamdole
Joan Philadelpha
Fooreal
Ben
Wichita Kunens
Alina
Alidon
Phillips
Howard
Albion
Hillsdale Yard
Kalamago
Diliver
Yellen
Alpha Theta
Adie Mesemeer
Aloe Thompson
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Aston Michoney
Net
Alma High School Yearbook Plans The Owl
Four schools report students and staff changes with examinations starting today. Euelah Murr moves to Ithaca and Mary Hackney departs. The high school annual litho is delayed one week after commencement. The Owl will feature a photo of the building, board president, superintendent, student work, alumni, stories and poems. Price is 25 cents.
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Harry Myers
Mary Hackney
Euelah Murr
Ithaca
Miss Hope
Blanche Woodward
Olive Hafer
Josie Lamborn
Wooten
Mixes Cook
Gnosso
Kiden
Alma High School
Alma
Opera house schedule and health advice note
An 1880s fragment lists an opera house event for June 17 and a Wrightsley Summer Complaint advisory. It mentions a stay at home risk for diarrhoea caused by overeating and unripe fruit with ice water, endorsing Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy, priced 25 and 50 cents.
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Susway
Mevatk
Maan
Feeborh Moxvay
Oper House
Mali
Haniyoet
Wrightey
Perry Davis
Uncle Tom's Cabin in Alma by Davis & Busby Bros
A vivid theater notice praises Uncle Tom's Cabin as a moral classic and human liberty drama. It notes the Davis & Busby Bros colossal spectacular company presents the play at Alma on Saturday January 14, promising a first rate entertainment and a refined production.
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Pridim
Davie & Bashy Brow
Colossal Spectacular Company
Davis & Busby Bros
Tom's Cabin Co
Alma
FATE REVEALED body found near Edgewood in mystery death
Decomposed body of missing Julius Mey, a Pine River farmer, found three miles east of Kitpewood Hamilton town. Mey and his daughter were traveling from St Louis toward Ina bagey when the accident occurred. The girl fled on foot after the buggy mishap. Mey reportedly suffered mental aberration. A Boston pianist, Alberto Jonas, performed to acclaim despite age, with three encores noted by New York Musical Courier. Also reported: death of James Gargett, 77, longtime Alma resident and pioneer, who moved to Chester, Virginia several years ago.
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Julius Mey
Edgewood
Daline Mey
Pine Hiver Township
Kitpewood
Hamilton Towneliit
Mey
Louie May Yd
Thore
Ina Bagey
Howe
Alberto Jonas
Boston
Sysiaphone
Thieouutry
Mt Marinese
Ebl
Pian
Gonderty
Pridlay
New York Musical Courier
Turck
James Gargett
Heater
Alma
Chester
Aldrich & Smith ST
St. Louis
St Louis
Aldrich & Smith
St. Louis, Mich
S. Aldrich
P.S Smith
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful, Patient Testimonial
A Woodworth Street man, HF Thompson, reports backache and kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes a severe episode, long recovery, and resumed work with no pain, endorsing the product and inviting inquiries. Advertisement notes Dean's as sole U.S. agents via Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo.
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Alma
Thomas
HF. Thompson
Woodworth Street
Lavat
Dean
Ridney Pilla
Riving & Rhodes Drug Store
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Dean's
Sunday Church Services and Excursion Notice
Church services announced at M E church with Rev Give of St Louis preaching morning. Evening baccalaureate for high school. Lord's Supper next Sabbath at Presbyterian church. College baccalaureate by Kew A F Broske D D. Sunday School and Endeavor as usual. Sunday excursion to Toledo next Sunday over Ann Arbor R R with special train. round trip 1 25. children under twelve half fare. Also notices for papermaking and old laxative advertisement.
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M. E. Darcd
Give
Killeen
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
Kew
A F Broske
D. D
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Alva Wedoita Wmn
Idren
Browning Story Told Through a Chaotic Feast
A Chambers Journal excerpt parodies Browning with a chaotic feast scene. The tale unfolds through garbled dialogue and surreal imagery as guests react to an ill dish. The humor hinges on confusion, wit, and a mock literary tour de force.
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Carrie Youngs
Myrtle Mosher
Madison Mixheine Co
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Swriin & Son
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Browning
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Ehlipactor
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Mle Eelf
Elief
Chambers’ Journal
Vermeulen
Selby & CO
Florsheim
Monarch
Stylis
Fim
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Siciicas
Caple & Son
J.S. Caple
20Th Cent'y Laurel Steel Range
J.S. Caple & Son
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