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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1901

Page

4

Henderson Speaks on Canal Route and Trade Policy

Speaker Henderson voices strong interest in the proposed ship canal across the Americas linking the North and South, weighing Nicaragua and Panama routes. He urges federal support for merchant marine growth and warns against piecemeal, self‑interested legislation while stressing engineers should guide the canal project.

Henderson Varional Hous of Representatives Trinian Hearerson North South America Nicaragua Panama United States Congress Sami Lin

Legacy of Ozolgosz and presidential protection debate

The article reflects on the execution of Ozolgosz with dignity and the removal of his relics, praising lawful response and pondering increased protection for the president. It notes sober reconsideration of anti anarchist measures and questions presidential security in a republic. It also criticizes the sugar trust push to sway public opinion via the metropolitan press.

Miro Lievaz Kinley Ozolgosz Ozolgosy Congress Marice

Death penalty restored in Colorado and Iowa

The death penalty for murder has been restored in Colorado and Iowa with life imprisonment experiments linked to higher homicide rates. Four states remain without the death penalty Wisconsin Michigan Maine and Rhode Island.

Colorado Iowa Wisconsin Ichigan Maine Rhode Island

Death Gulch in Yellowstone's Northeast Ravine Mystery

In a harsh Yellowstone ravine known as Death Gulch, locals recount a perilous, mythic landscape where a deadly event and hidden dangers loom. The scene features fractured mentions of sulfur streams, crystalline deposits, and a treacherous valley shaped by geology and weather, with whispered tales of pursuit and danger lurking in the gulch.

Yellowstone National Park Wye Tolng Dede Mevedia

How to Quit Chewing Tobacco and Substitute Cures

A Mobile citizen describes a substitute cure to quit chewing tobacco. The piece notes a pine creak habit and long abstinence from tobacco, with portions from various quips and jokes reflecting daily life. The tone imitates a column of curious anecdotes and social commentary.

Mobile Mobile Reg- Inter

Fine Flour Advocates Set Light on Bread Theory

Government food experts debunk the coarse bread idea asserting fine bolted flour yields superior nourishment and digestibility. Trials with human subjects and cereal preparations show coarse flour is less digestible and contributes little to body heat, while fine flour bread supports growth and energy even for children. A new wall map offer follows, with educational materials and advertised goods from Louisville area merchants.

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