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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

7

Was Mr Carnegie a Christian and a steward of wealth

The piece weighs Carnegie's faith and philanthropy. It notes he belonged to no church, rarely attended, yet gave vast sums to uplift mankind and promote peace, while praising the church as a force for good and questioning whether his wealth reflected Christian stewardship. It contrasts those who hoard wealth with his example and cites Leigh Hunt’s Abou Ben Adhem.

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Call for Justice and Alma Telephone Reform Urged

A historic call favors labor's right to organize and bargain while criticizing a few unions for harm. The piece condemns abuses by organized labor and big capital, warns of new protective laws, and demands justice over privilege. It also urges Alma residents to demand better telephone service and public accountability from the utility. It closes with civic exhortations on reconstruction, effort, and prudent conduct.

Alma Central

Regulators Warn Against Government Control of Rail Cars

A historical critique warns that Congress acting with FTC support to place refrigerator and meat transport cars under government monopolies could politicize the packing industry, invite red tape, and yield abuses seen under prior federal controls. It cites the fuel and railroad administrations and Burleson as examples of autocratic management, urging preservation of private operation to avoid economic injury and biased favoritism. The FTC's stance on five major carriers is cited, noting perceived advantages for big firms and lower mileage by independent carriers, illustrating the risks of centralized control.

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Army signals corps seeks men for training at Camp Veil

The army offers enlistment to men with a common school education or better and trains them for radio telegraph and telephone work. Recruits go to Signal Corps School at Camp Veil in Silver Lake New Jersey or other organizations offering technical study. No technical exam on enlistment. Overseas or domestic assignments possible. Previous service men need only sign for one year.

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Enlistment Offers Rapid Promotion For Skilled Men In Army

Shortage of men creates many vacancies in non commissioned grades. Master Signal Electrician, highest paid non commissioned rank, offers best chance for a young man to learn a trade. Offer valid until September 30. Raycraft to assume new role at poor farm October 1 with full charge, moving from Alma to Ithaca area.

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Raycraft Named Gratiot County Poor Farm Superintendent

Raycraft has been appointed superintendent of the Gratiot County Poor Farm by the county poor commissioners. The Alma man accepted the role last week, filling the vacancy caused by the sudden death of former superintendent Pressly after four years in the position.

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Through the Wrong Door and A Wonderful Night in 1920s film pairing

Madge Kennedy stars in Through the Wrong Door and Bi Parsons appears in A Wonderful Night as part of a double bill highlighting early cinema talent. The piece notes Kennedy's standout performance as a best picture contender and Parsons in a supporting role.

Madge Kennedy Bi Parsons

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