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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
6
Glenwood and Ralph Mason enact a staged ruse to disguise Glen as a schoolmate, sparking romance and a breakup with Ralph. A dramatic confession reveals Glen is Ralph’s sister, leading to forgiveness, a Washington reunion, and a discreet ending as Alice's prank is revealed and not repeated.
A garbled, sensational miscellany notes deadly spider bites, a grain causing madness, a South American vine that drains victims, and a man who fears sunlit roofs amid a New York skyscraper tale. It also includes a child mishearing a diplomat as God wanting pickles, bears’ playful antics, a Berne woman rescued after 20 days in a ravine, and quips from a theater of medieval wit.
Russell Maynard reads Miriam Grant’s heartbreak note, learning she cannot marry him and must stay friends. He questions his future as hurt and longing flare in his grief, recalling their night together after Mrs. Lees party and the ache of unrequited love.
Russell hosts a war wounded youth claiming kinship and a boy’s plea shifts his life. Miriam Grant returns, they confess love, and a new romance blooms with a child in tow amid bittersweet memories and hopeful plans.
A detailed note on the 11th battalion known as jackass battery from Camp Tecoma Washington under Gen Frederick Funston. It describes mule transport of guns and carriages in four pack sections, rapid assembly and firing times, and the battery’s 3500 to 4000 foot range.
A New York couple's supper scene turns into a comic study of tact as Mrs Briggs reveals she sent twenty six dollars to a Fresh Air fund using the signature A Friend. Briggs muses on a full name system, while the piece juxtaposes charity, social mores, and a playful detective pastiche.
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