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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
4
The Kycorn is entered at the post office in Alma for second class mailing as regular subscription matter. April 14, 110 appears as the filing or issue date.
The Viet of jurors drawn for the Ami term of circuit court lists Emery Eggleston Hawilton Ray Wilkinson Ithaca Gurl Washburn Alm Howard Willard Alto Fred Acuwherry Aina Jon Michaels N Smo Lafayette VYrank Rudd Newark George Maxted New Haven Williams Clark Non Shale Lew Leister North star William Spray Wine River Peekas Seville Clayton Roos Sumter J G Demon Washington Silas Richar Wheeler W PL moecnarts St Louis John Finch St Louis Adam Stronach St Louis George Honneman St Leonia George Irish Arcadia Carr Sexton Hethanry Vandunen Biba Dan Davis Emerson Billie Francis Piton George Goodhall Hamilton Jeff Rinseseeeees Tehixets Frank Barnes Alma Jotun Glee Alma Edwin Adam Alma
The medical profession agrees eczema is a gem disease. Zemio external treatment draws germs to the surface and destroys the scale. A booklet from Zemio makers explains home cure for skin and scalp diseases. Grover Bros. store advertises the booklet.
The article notes Congressman Chas K Townsend will not seek reelection to the lower house and pursues a United States Senate seat. W W Wedemeyer announces candidacy for Townsend's seat in Michigan's second district, with Henry Smith from Adrian in a two candidate contest. The piece previews campaigns statewide, mentions gubernatorial figures Musselinati Osborn and Kelley, and cites the Zach Chandler Republican club banquet set for April 7 in Lansing with prominent speakers.
The article lists church services and events with times, locations, and youth programs including Sunday and midweek services. It notes a millinery sale by the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society held last Tuesday at Mrs. J. H. Lancashire’s home, with 30 plus ladies and proceeds of seven dollars and fifty cents.
A dense list of small ads includes help wanted for a girl and six men, sales of granite ware and a Remington typewriter, WANTED small farm cash purchase, sale ads for household goods and furniture, a canoeist rental offer, a forty acre farm for exchange, cleaning services with a vacuum unit, and a large house with 12 rooms for sale on Ely street plus three extra lots option. Prose reflects early 20th century classifieds with local shop names Alma Mfg Co and Caple Hardware Co.
A Washington D C letter from October 7 1908 recounts a mother praising Hyomei as a rapid cure for a four year old with croup. She notes midnight dash to an all night drug store and says the remedy brought breathing relief in five minutes and sleep in fifteen. The writer urges others to keep Hyomei at home and mentions a one dollar outfit and guaranteed relief for catarrh coughs and colds. A separate notice references a lost Conklin fountain pen.
An Alma Michigan reader KE Brant shares a kidney health testimonial for Doan’s Kidney Pills. An old sale notice advertises twenty colonies of bees for sale by rap w Henderson at 131 Elwell Street.
A national skin disease expert praises ZEMO for treating eczema and other skin conditions while noting Eovema’s difficulty to conquer. Grover Bros offers free samples and a booklet. Also included is a notice of hearing claims in Eaton County probate for Edward Rowe estate with August 1910 deadline.
Notice to inform that the annual account of John W. Morton administrator of the estate of William Unser will be presented for allowance at the Probate Office in Ithaca village Gratiot County Michigan on the third day of May at 10 oclock A M Dated April 101d 1909 by Traac Kay ward of Probate.
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