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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
11
Floors in cold climates are built double for warmth and tightness. Wall and roof sheathing use chipboard shingles and wood fibers, with paint improving appearance and protection. The article notes dampness control, dry toweling, and interior finish choices for poultry houses including matting, wall gaed estensively, and the use of paints to ensure durability in winter months.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous wheat varieties and related terms with unclear structure. It mentions Belugling Crimean Morel and many scattered names followed by prize or event fragments, lacking a coherent narrative or concrete facts.
Fragmentary report notes a ship under federal grade in Weslieton with potatoes and shipping authorities involved. It mentions the Department of Agriculture and a Midwestern market, with unclear references to a port, cargo and legal oversight.
A fragmented passage discusses ice supply as vital for households and farming, noting its availability and minimal cost. It reflects a patriotic youth remark about American identity and humor about God making the zebra with mars to resemble a walking American.
In a stormy family episode, Marela and Dick face suspicion over Uncle Joe’s will as Ralph presses a quick claim. Dick returns from a trout outing with Uncle Joe’s safe rescue. Uncle Joe jokes he will revoke the will and wedlock follows, with Marcia urging an immediate marriage as the light tests reveal plants bend toward light.
The article describes Jade’s esteemed status in Chinese, Spanish, and Mexican cultures. It details how jade tubes set musical intervals, the care taken in selecting shapes for large jade blocks, and the harsh public scrutiny that follows an artist's work for up to a year. A successful piece brings honor, while failure ruins reputation.
An English sportsman recalls shark fishing in Australia as a dangerous sport enjoyed by many English devotees. He notes the sharks’ lethal prowess, their habit of breaking lines, and the daring attempts to reel them near rocky shores before the creature snaps the bait and escapes, leaving gear lost and anglers humbled.
The article argues parents are the ultimate courts of last resort in guiding a child’s growth. It urges that they treat the child as a laboratory problem, analyzing heredity, environment, and behavior to shape thoughts, habits, and actions objectively and without prejudice.
The organ emits wood tones from pipes made of wood. An American Forestry Magazine article credits a Philadelphian for discovering wood as a tone source. Gottlieb Hittleberger, inspired by rain on city shingle roofs, studied sounds and developed wood pipes for organs.
A column of trivial personal quirks lists Oliver Wendell Holmes carrying a horse chestnut and a potato, Edgar Allan Poe carrying a car and proud of his feet, Robert Browning pacing to wear a hole in carpet, Sardou imagining a cold, Tolstoy rich but dressed cheaply, Ernest Renan with long nails, and a warning that snap judgments are unreliable.
Sumner community notes travel and social visits as Mr and Mrs T Lang visit St. Louis. Vance Woodard call in Ithaca and Alma. Chas Stafford and family guests of I F Tucker. Miller and daughter visit Vase Woodard. McCluenathay visit Alma to see their son in hospital. Caucus nominates local officers. New Haven lodge marks degrees with Crystal and Riverdale contingents. Social events include a supper and a progressive Pedro party hosted by Ralph Mlocbn.
Gee Rowland and daughter Julia arrived Saturday from Coral for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs Wm Price visited Riverdale on Saturday. Wm Duvall traveled to Perrinton on Thursday. D J Ayers went to Alma on business Friday. Clifford Gee of Perrinton visited his family Friday through Sunday. Mrs Dave Mulford is ill. Residents attended John Slater sale Thursday. Wm Price was ill early this week. Commencing December 26 we will do custom grinding at Alm Elevator Co 208 Woodworth Ave.
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