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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
4
The fragment appears to cite a historic or literary sounding pledge or motto about the land of the Bree and the home of the Braye. The readable text evokes a ceremonial or commemorative tone with a flourish suggesting regional pride or a poetic dedication.
Fragmented dispatch describes armistice effects and rising national hopes. Poland seeks freedom after centuries of oppression, while Slav and other nationalities push for self rule. Air raids and aerial battles depict war’s grim toll on soldiers and civilians alike.
Michigan soldiers abroad receive support from the Michigan War Relief program routed through New York City. The bureau coordinates hospital visits, lodging, and letters of inquiry, while informing families and friends on where men are stationed and how to contact them. The effort emphasizes efficient care, military hospital access, and compassionate outreach to kin.
Excerpted lines excerpt the solitary tower and the hopeful note of Optimistic Thought. A curt aside about bravest pioneers contrasts with a bullying reference to Helene, hinting at conflict and restraint in a religious city setting.
A fragmented article describes a movable hindpost and a humorous scene where Irene wonders at a traveling writer and a dog. The text references a horse and curbside action, noting security and everyday city life as observers watch the parade unfold with curiosity.
Readable fragments describe a day trip from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea and a return by night, a rough mile round trip, plus references to Jericho and the city above the land. The obit mentions early Ferrn and musical studies including voice and organ training, with remark on a future serious story about exchange.
Statisticians estimate Europe produces most cheese with England consuming 180000000 kilograms. Holland follows at 56000000, Germany about 20000000, and other nations bring smaller amounts. The text notes Chinese as the only people who do not eat cheese, then veers into an unrelated antiquated travelogue with questionable figures and implausible claims about the Shanit of Me and other places.
Alma women report no official move to continue Red Cross departments. Local pledges remain, funds are needed for months, and leaders urge ongoing support. Quilts, a Christmas box drive extending to November 20, and preparation for overseas relief are outlined with thanks to teachers and Supt Schults.
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