Official Paper of Alma Michigan Ad Rates and Obituary Pricing
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Alma
Michigan
Making the Most of Summer
An editorial essay reflects on the transition from summer to autumn across society. It notes education, business, farming, and home life as they prepare for a harsher season, praising Nature’s bounty and urging plans to enjoy outdoor time, stay healthy, and face winter with vigor.
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Mother Natury
Labor Day Proclaimed Amid Labor Tensions and Reforms
A reflection on Labor Day highlighting labor as the nation’s wealth while noting strikes, unfair demands, and public nuisance from agitators. The piece urges honest toil, fair pay for value produced, and restraint from selfish actions that harm others. It warns that agitators raise living costs and distort labor's purpose.
Who is who in America versus what in Europe
The speaker argues for prioritizing local self interest over external affairs. It urges residents of Alma to value home growth, public improvement, and communal responsibility. Selfishness is warned as self-defeating, likened to a boomerang that harms the wielder.
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Europe
Alma
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Free Americans Stand Firm Against League Entreaty
Speech by Warren G. Harding denounces joining Wilson's League and defends American sovereignty. He argues for strict adherence to national obligations, declares the United States as rock of security, and opposes entangling alliances while urging steadfast pursuit of constitutional guarantees and global moral leadership.
War ren President pledge to back League Pact I war talk
Senator War ren G Harding argues that ratifying the League Covenant would have obligated the United States to defend Poland and preserve territorial integrity. He warns the world would face a different risk if the Senate approves the covenant and contemplates the consequences of U.S. involvement and potential war.
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