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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1897
Page
3
The fragmentary OCR mentions a Broadway Cable Car Company and a manager, with garbled phrases about a tail block and officials. No coherent events, dates, or names beyond vague reference to New York City transit figures. The text is too corrupted to extract a clear news item or outcome.
A jumble of phrases mentions a woman who could sing and a vague inquiry about divine salvation and a show. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or identifiable subjects suitable for a structured news card.
A historical ad offers a reward of one hundred dollars for any canoer catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney and Co props Toledo are cited, with testimonials from local druggists and wholesalers. The notice asserts internal blood harmony and claims the cure cleanses the mucoid surfaces.
Fragments describe a hush tone and scattered names like Venton and Ebel amid unclear phrases. The text references a night scene and a country context, with possible ties to Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
An advert blurs medical claims for a “One Minute Cure” promising relief from acute lung troubles and throat issues. It cites W H Rennels of St Louis and Webb Alan as endorsers while a curious aside questions a skier making a living on a rock in Che mewn, with fragmented lines throughout.
A crowded Washington scene covers medical cures, Hawaiian questions, and the Dingley bill conflict. Mentions DeWitt salve claims and Ayers Sarsaparilla, with Senate debates on tariffs, Cuban affairs, and arbi tration treaties. Includes funeral notices and political maneuvering in the capital, highlighting Weyler, Japan, and immigration movements.
Foreign dispatches detail distress around Sitia Crete with fighting and mobilizations as Greek and Turkish forces clash. A fire at Cantina destroys vessels. rescue efforts save bishop’s residence. Turkish posts attacked. political moves surface in Was hington and Honolulu. status uncertain amid island tensions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a complaint about despondent feelings and an asserted effective remedy. It mentions Aver's Corhartie Pills and a hoped for relief, with an emphasis on a needed party and emotional state.
The article reports Shakers touting nine discoveries with their top achievement a cordial aiding digestion and appetite control. It claims the remedy strengthens digestion, eases jittery eating, and prevents wasting in consumption, promising relief for pale thin people. The piece notes a Druggist will offer a descriptive booklet.
An unreadable excerpt offers scattered phrases about names and events. The text mentions a burial board and Asbury Peppers with unclear references to people and actions. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled wording and missing context.
Mt Clemens reports an April term of the Hit court opening with complex local incidents. A rope fall at Donwildson Cemetery injures a professional worker. a funeral interruption in Bunlay. a murder case tied to Mrs Lownie Chase. a home wrecking incident and a gas pipe accident in Saginow. Arrests, jail matters, and municipal politics in Bay City and Holland, plus a sensational shooting and dynamite case, dominate the week.
A fragmentary report describes a person declaring remorse and attempting to disbar another during private devotions, then exiting. At the doorway he calls for mercy on a soul and mentions a delay to two divers. A struggle is noted, with Reverend Hughes moved and Sowersby stating he will seek Bishop Gillispie for protection.
W C T U column reviews brain structure as a double organ with cerebrum and cerebellum. It stresses the brain's role in consciousness memory thought emotion and sensation and warns against overemphasis on memory in education while urging purposeful self-training and stimulated learning.
Governor Pingree proclaims Arbor Day on April 30 1897 urging public schools colleges and citizens to plant trees and beautify grounds. He calls for preservation of forestry and education in tree care noting a growing demand for shade trees and the need to expand forestry efforts across the state.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or editorial snippet about water needs, job loss fears, and a petition. It mentions town matters, a hub or building, and a request to fix or cover costs, with unclear names and dates.
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