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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
The fireless cooker is praised as the ideal modern tool saving labor and expense in kitchens. It keeps meat moist, cooks while you attend to other duties, reduces scorching and washing, and promises nourishing results. A beefsteak recipe illustrates cost efficiency, claiming the cooker yields three hours of unattended cooking for minimal expense.
On Saturday locals are urged to buy charity tags for St Johns Episcoal church. The sale is run by the St Cecelia Guild with finance committee member G. S Ward and Carl Washburn. Mrs. A. G. Curtis serves as president and Mrs. Bert Hicks as secretary.
Coach Chester Brewer of Michigan Agricultural College nears acceptance of Missouri’s offer to manage western athletics. Lansing businessmen plan to top the proposal to keep him, valuing his leadership that transformed M A C into a top state program. Brewer’s departure would be a sad moment for East Lansing and the college.
Renne's Pain Killing Oil promises quick relief from cramps overexertion and body aches. The ad urges buying a bottle today to experience freedom from bodily ailments.
The grand lodge and Masonic home board in Grand Rapids accept a sanitarium building as a replacement for the burned east Grand Rapids home. A committee including Frederick Stevens and Lon B. Winesor will accompany an executive panel to Alma to judge occupancy for winter. Executive members William Andrews and others, with Superintendent Mrs. R. V. McArthur, will join the delegation. President Marc Reed praises the gift.
For over sixty years this country has prospered with periodic panics followed by recovery. The market offers Hartell’s Constino Powders as the finest stock food for horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry. Every particle has medical value and is sold everywhere. J. F. Shear of Beech, Michigan, testifies the powders have been useful for over two years and always proven effective.
Oliver fought Alma on the gridiron with fair play and grit. Coach Grady earns top credit for building a hard training program and leading Alma to promise in football and upcoming basketball and base ball seasons. The MA schedule places Alma against Adrian Hillsdale and others, with home and away games noted. Town residents celebrated the team with a parade as merchants opened the streets.
G V Wright has added an ambulance to his undertaking equipment to improve promptness and convenience of city emergency service. The two horse rubber tired vehicle will handle emergency calls and general funeral directing work along Mr Wright’s line.
Pastor Rev H L Crain of the Presbyterian church began a new eight part series on the Measure of Man with the first sermon Sunday morning. He previously delivered an Octave of Life series last year which was praised as helpful and inspiring.
An ad style claim argues women would vote if given a chance and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal remedy. It lists benefits such as banishing doll and ragged feelings, headaches, constipation, colds, appetite and energy, priced 2d at Wheaton and Sons.
Mrs Catherine Hoag formerly of Alma died at her Traverse City home last week. Her daughter Mrs A Oster accompanied the remains to St Louis for burial. Mrs Oster then returned to Traverse City on Monday.
A citizen mass meeting last Friday evening discussed promoting the Alma Poultry and Pet Stock Association Show scheduled for December 14 to 17. President I L L Conn presided as committees on advertising premium list and membership were appointed and are at work, with strong city business support and confidence that the show will rival any in Michigan.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors who assisted us in our recent bereavement. The flowers and many words of sympathy were deeply appreciated by
A brief classroom exchange prompts Tommie to observe beyond grass and trees, noting people hurrying to catch trains in the suburban scene. The dialogue highlights daily urban life overlapping with nature study.
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