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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
9
Alma College, hampered by poor teamwork, loses 6 to 0 to Albion in a key M I A A game. Albion capitalized on defensive stands and an early blocked dropkick, while Alma squandered two scoring chances and relied too long on aerial plays before halftime.
Michigan Intercollegiate title hinges on Alma College’s road test versus Kalamazoo with a possible tie if Alma defeats Kalamazoo and Kalamazoo beats Albion. Fans recall the Albion setback as Alma seeks an aerial defense edge and a late-season rally to restore faith. Subtexts note Belgian teachers in New York and 50,000 English bank women.
Alma High School defeated the much larger Mt Pleasant Normal team 34 to 12 at Republic field. Elias kicked a field goal and Patterson, with interference, scored on a end run. Alma dominated, led 9–0 after the first quarter, and continued strong defense and sharp ground gains to seal the victory.
Alma College athletics plan a December football clash with the Detroit Amateur Football Association champions. The opponent and exact date, likely December 2 or 9, depend on Detroit title games and venue at U of D field or Codd Field. A Detroit baseball exhibition by Alma last summer and upcoming Michigan Intercollegiate schedule are noted.
The article traces gunpowder origins from China and argues Arabia did not introduce it to Europe in the ninth century. It cites the Fire Book of Myrcant Gracens from Constantinople mid thirteenth century as the probable source for later scholars. It notes Berethold Schwartz as the monk linked to early practical gunpowder use for medical preparation.
A reflection on laughter as a tonic for body and mind and its value in human communication. The piece suggests humor aids digestion, boosts mood, and that clever spoken lines carry lasting impact beyond mere reading.
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