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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
12
The article profiles an interview with Bishop Henderson outlining the aims and plans behind a major Protestant revival. It details organizational goals, anticipated reach, fundraising priorities, and the envisioned impact on churches and communities worldwide.
Dr John G Benson executive secretary outlines the Centenary drive for the Detroit Area Methodist Church. He stresses prayer and church teaching over money, noting a $125 million goal and $2.1 million already raised. A prayer meeting schedule and campaign logistics are described at 418 Sich Street Detroit.
A cryptic, misspelled passage questions a person’s motive and actions. It hints at secrecy and mistrust, mentioning someone who claims honesty yet “rots them” by keeping them to themselves, as others watch and judge motives.
Fragmentary quote highlights a rural critique of schooling and literacy. A speaker mocks education’s value, suggesting it harms a man who once prized skill, with dialect imagery like hin and pms. The passage hints at social tension over literacy’s utility in a candid, old style column.
Charles H. Schwebbe urges Seventh District readers to subscribe to the Victory Liberty Loan, arguing success of prior loans and a triumphant war effort demand full funding to pay war bills, honor the dead, and support veterans as the nation moves to complete the victory financially.
An OCR filled item discusses Victory Liberty Loan public opinion and financing needs. It covers why savings and bonds support the war effort, questions about offering terms, interest, and taxation implications, and notes around patriotism and government funding mechanisms. Also included is a brief crime note about three valuable heifers stolen in New Zealand, with a seller spotting a heifer head at an upper window and recoveries described.
A fragment hints at a TV or radio segment titled Camping Out featuring Patty, with the note of a wife and husband dynamic and a schedule mention for Thursday. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a closer look at the program promo.
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