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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
6
A fragment describes a device labeled Serongestie Lita hamgest. It notes the unit is heavier and more toxic and mentions features that humidify and circulate air.
Local Alma items report social events and visits. Frank Wilbur set his place at 2 Park and others plan meetings, church events, Easter sales, and garden work. Residents include J W Hales, Henry Staver, F W Ruggles, and Fr Elleworth. The Michigan Intercollegiate baseball game vs Olivet is set for next week.
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as a remedy for backache fatigue and urinary issues. A farmer from Elwell Mich cites relief after turpentine exposure and kidney discomfort, praising the product and urging others to use the same remedy referenced by Mr Hagerman.
A local grocer promotes quick service and high quality merchandise. The ad highlights Ryron Baking Powder and other staples with emphasized value, economy, and easy returns. It lists price examples like Duff's Molasses and The Potato Chip, showing bulk deals and assorted preserves.
East Alma residents report several moves including the Everts to Risedale, Harold to Euclid, and the Witter family to the country. Elizabeth Witter stays with Mr. McIntyre on Michigan Avenue while Lockhart becomes janitor at the new Republic serial. The Parente club meets with Mrs. Riley von Hannihave on Wednesday April 16, and Mrs. WOW reports warm welcome to newcomers. Mare McIntyre returns soon from the south, and Alexander Koulter returns to Flint for work. Mrs. Zimmerman of Pleasant Avenue has been visiting. The family notes include Guoee Oliver’s passing and Hawking Teagen’s plans for the week.
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