Alma items show wide local activity and travel mentions
Local notices list residents visiting Grand Rapids Detroit Saginaw and Lansing on business and pleasure runs. Names include Miller Goggin Northway Mann Murphy and Beshgetoor. Community events note a July 4 picnic at Crystal Lake and restaurant reopenings. A pool hall project at Weese dock expands ahead of the Fourth.
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Bell
C. A. Miller
Grand Rapide
C. H. Goggin
Ithaca
St. Alma
Adv
Arnold Robinson
Detroit
Garland Nevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
FP Brown
Saginaw
G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
K. R. A. Northway
Muskelton
Frances Mathews
Gertrude Benedict
Paul Cash
J. J. Osborn
Homer Mc Dunham
Rock Lake
K. Beshgetoor
Ann
Ray- Rodney Burgess
Reginald McClinton
Au Sable
Ophir Mann
A. Mann
C.F. Brown
Lansing
Frank Barnes
Teujah
Charlea R. Murphy
Yes
Michigan League of Municiiplities
X-Cel-All
Chicago
Seville
Sumner
Rlub
Crystal Lake
M. J. Kellogg
Reading
A. B. Scattermood
J. W. Niblack
J. M. Peterson
The
Republic
Peterson
Kensington Heights
Sylvia Gaffney
Russell
Russia
United States
France
Ray Beshgetoor
Rey
V. K. Beshgetoor
Ann Arbor
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of Michigan
Weese Dock
John Luchini
Lachini
Famous Buildings in Weimar and Notable Institutions
Weimar hosts public landmarks such as Wittumspalais the old ducal dower house with Prekker’s mural skies Goethe Schiller archive perched above the Ulm river housing manuscripts by German writers Liszt museum and Grand Duchess founded schools including art technical commercial and music institutes geographical institute teachers seminary and learning centers
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Weimar
Wittumspalais
Prek Fer
Goethe-Schiller Archive
Ulm
Liszt Museum
Grand Ducal School of Art
Playground Norms Clash Over Mischief and Health
Fragmentary text hints at a playground conflict involving norms, mischief, and health in a troubled setting. References to unhealthy soil, a flower dormitory, and terms like Blewtall suggest disrupted play routines and competing interests. No clear dates, people, or places emerge.
Elevate Business Barterers Push for Training School
Bartered geeks in Japan numbered 4.50 have approached authorities with a proposal to establish a training school for the kaisyts of the rigor. Complaints say many Osaka barters lack elementary knowledge essential to their vocation, and advocates urge that all intending to enter the profession pass final examinations at a special school.
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Japan
Ub 9
Osaka
The Apocrypha in Bible editions and Greek Church use
The Apocrypha consisting of fourteen books has been translated into English and is included as apocryphal works in some Bible editions. They were once printed under a separate heading between the Old and New Testaments and are still found in old family Bibles. They are always included in the Septuagint used by the Greek Church.
Movable theater chairs showcased in Popular Mechanics
A set of chairs presented to Popular Mechanics can be raised and lowered two feet or more by the user. The design aims to lift occupants for an unobstructed view of the stage, reducing obstruction from people moving in front of them during movies.
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Popular Mechanics
Daily Thought Fragment From an Old Page
A fragmentary note discusses the commander of the forces of large state and a claim that such power may be carried off. The terse wording hints at a political or military commentary from a past issue.
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Rexall
Paterson Drug Co
Michigan
Gerhardt
Tor
Lancaster Ginghams
Berkley Cambric
J. A. Gerhardt
Luchini’s
G. V. Wright
Peers Metal
Wright’s
For
Sunshine
SOX
Turaday
Republic Tie Association
Lefty” Sullivan
White Sox
Sullivan
DeLuxe Candy Company
State Street
Tutti
G. B. Porter
Optometrist
Ellison’ Grocery
Gratiot County~ Gas Co
Tanner
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ford Garage
C. M. Johnson