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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
5
Palm Sunday services and Holy Week activities listed for Alma churches including Saint Marys Catholic, St Johns Episcopal, Free Methodist, First Baptist, Presbyterian, United Brothren, and others. Highlights include morning masses, Sunday schools, sermons, and special services during Holy Week with pastors and locations noted.
A fragmentary note from the Toronto Telegraph describes attempts to extract gold from tree wood by burning it to ashes and washing. It claims heavier woods yield more gold with ash from black pines noted as richer, and traces vary with soil.
Fragmented notice recounts era of reform with Arthur signed civil service law and Blaine nomination defeat. Mentions Chester A. Arthur and Theodore Roosevelt era references, payroll reform, and political critique. text is garbled with many names and dates, yet centers on reform and civil service themes.
Fragmented OCR recounts a contested legacy around Arthur and the White House era. It references debates over leadership, the national convention, and唐 death shaping public memory amid political maneuvering and constitutional questions. Strong entities include Arthur, White House, New York port, and national convention.
The text recounts Jesus teaching in Judaea by the Jordan as Pharisees question divorce. He cites Moses on writs of divorce, then explains creation as male and female, unity in marriage, and that dissolution and remarriage constitutes adultery. The disciples discuss the same issue in private.
Mrs. Ella Leonard visited on behalf of Mrs. E. Fordyce Saturday in the Web area. J. Burge of Alma visited his brother Levi. Clayton Hall of Alma spent several days with friends. Yorn Gay entertained visitors from Mt. Pleasant. Morgan Leonard is cutting lumber for a new barn to begin once weather allows.
Town Line item reports Miss Josephine Johnson entertaining Miss Ella Shoemaker Sunday night. Nelson Simmons and Frank Whitcraft were business callers. Mr and Mrs Leslie Hoyt and family, former Alma residents, have moved back to their farm. Chester Sawyer of Breckenridge aided Whitcraft and family in Towdoy last week. Wills Shannon of Lansing visited relatives nearby. Mrs Erma Shong of Alma received a visit from Whitcraft family during the week.
The Chapman family expresses deep appreciation for neighbors and friends after the illness and death of their son Orland. They thank those who sent floral tributes and Rev Duffey for comfort, those who furnished the home, the M C A boys, and all who helped in their time of grief.
An ad touts Mall Sataria medicine to prevent and treat acute nasal catarrh or frequent colds. It promises blood cleansing and strengthened immunity, claiming the product reduces inflammation and restores normal mucous membrane conditions, with free trials offered.
Wright school community reports several local events. Mr and Mrs Wealey Webb attended a funeral in Midland county for a relative. Mr and Mrs Giles Isham plan a meeting with John Fink. Gerard formerly of the vicinity and now Riverdate, died Wednesday. funeral at Alma Methodist Church led by Rev Duffey. Adams an Alma pioneer died and was buried there Saturday. Ro Weese of Saginaw visited with sister Hector Stith. Frank Rocksfellow and family visited Pred Rocksfellow.
A historical note explains that colds can pave the way for influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, whooping cough, and measles. It urges removing a cold quickly to reduce risk and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a widely known aid for bad colds.
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