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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
6
McCracken of Swift & Company notes growing demand for larger fowl breeds such as Plymouth Rock Wyandottes and Leghorns. He warns producers against devoting all effort to one type, saying diversification can improve returns as prices trend higher and market needs shift.
Kalamazoo and Albion won in the Staver contest with speeches from Maxine McBride of Hope and Mike Florence Lane of Michigan State Normal. The event featured a range of orations on democracy, service, and national duty, with Alma College and Adrian contributors noted among winners and judges commending the contestants.
Strand Theater manager announces next Sunday show featuring the Sunshine Kiddies from Aly Lane with twelve young performers aged four to thirteen. The program includes singing, dancing, and novelty acts, followed by a brief patriotic address and an emphasis on world peace and education. A special matinee Monday offers films at 2 p.m. and kiddie acts at 4 p.m., with Alma College teachers Beausang and Roberts performing.
A military bill offers veterans five compensation paths including adjusted pay, a paid-up 20 year life policy, funded vocational training, a farm home loan, or use of adjusted pay for land. Overseas service earns higher daily rates, and back pay or missing benefits should be reported via the Legion census form. An advertisement for Robinson's in Alma touts smart capes and wraps from 11.50 dollars.
An Alma reader cites back and kidney trouble, sharp pains, dizziness, and impaired vision, claiming Dow's Kidney Pills improved her condition after trying various remedies. The ad encourages neighbors to request proof of merit and to buy the product locally, noting a Buffalo endorsement and local drugstore availability.
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