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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes a convoluted scene with names and phrases lacking clear context. The readable fragment references a person named Lora Faytare Purily Fille and ends with the quotation The man who thinks himself above suspicion needs watering.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals and events from Perrinton including Selim, Arnold, Alfred Steely, Monroe Shaller, D. Cook, Vova Myers, H. W. Cook, FE. Carter and C Fostaly entated near Mothorrot with mentions of visits, wins, and home events from last week and Sunday.
A dramatic Alpine rescue scenario underscores the thin line between life and death. The piece then warns of consumption’s persistence, cites Gorgas in Havana, and argues for early treatment with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, with testimonials from Burns and Whitmire praising cures and urging consultation.
Scott Vanatta moves to More Street house as J C Clarks daughter from Holly visited Lins last week. Miss Alice Prudent clerks in the post office this summer. A L Price is selling goods into the D Payne building. Kira Smith of St Johns in town on business. Mrs CO Marrow of Detroit visited Mrs M E Sheridan last week. Mr Walker of Howell visited Mr and Mrs P B Durfer last week. W Vallance rented Mo Snetler’s property and took possession last week. O W Baker rented the L Or Grey house and Wil rn ve Inte beatin Mrs Geo Carr, injured by a fall, is some better. Willie Guyn left for Matherson last Tuesday to work this summer for C Sesulty. Miss Blanch Wolise of Vandalia visited Miss Margret Dalsletsi.
A jumble of local notes recaps residents moving, visiting relatives, and small events across New Haven Sumner and nearby towns. Highlights include W. M. Standish hiring Jay Charters for summer work, baby burial at Sumner, horse sales, caucus attendances, and families relocating to farms. The item also runs brief ads for Rocky Mountain Tea and beauty products amid casual notices.
A testimonial extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion related weakness. It claims restoration of strength through improved nutrition assimilation after long illness and promotes free medical adviser by mail from Buffalo New York.
Local items from North Shade report barn work and new fences at Johnsen's, visits by the Johns family and neighbors, a death from dropsy of A W Harvey in Lebanon township, and various town movements. Social events include Easter program planning, sugar social at Mike Stonebrook’s for Maple Rapids Sunday school, and multiple townspeople visiting Ithaca and Elsie.
Herbert Sebuite Middleton and JT Swigart of Alnu, plus William Fitet, David McParland, Chas Thomas, A L Bemis, W S Daniels, and others, travel or visit towns like Carson City Ithaca Mt Pleasant and Brookeieitbe. A birth is recorded for Walter Hoxie's family. Several residents are mentioned in social and farm life contexts with local names and places.
Alma resident Robert Carpenter testifies to kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. He says years of trouble, pain, and swelling eased after using a box from Bivins & Rhodes drug store, noting improved energy and ability to straighten. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo lists Dean's Kidney Pills for sale nationally.
Rev Jnok R Cox of Wake Ark recounts twelve years of yellow jaundice and relief after trying many doctors and medicines. He attributes his cure to Electric Bitters. The ad urges Liver and Kidney trouble relief through this guaranteed remedy by Sharrar and Mulhotland.
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