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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1899
Page
6
An officer recalls a brutal night of battle as a colonel inspects a fallen soldier and laments the chaos of the trenches. Commands, loyalties, and the toll of war unfold in a vivid, irregular verse about duty under siege.
In a crowded street corner near Broad and Tenth, Salvation Army musicians perform as miners pause. Jim and Nel exchange a knowing glance amid the crowd, then walk away together into a brick building, their reunion watched by wary onlookers and two miners discussing their past.
An Anpre taph tale from an old Yorkshire farmer’s widow after his funeral. She requests a tombstone honoring the deceased simply and handsomely, with lines resembling William Wil won, Died October 4 1808 and The good die young, as a chronicle of memory.
In a turbulent engagement near a river in the Philippines, five sharpshooters fired on American troops. North Dakota forces suffered casualties as reinforcements moved to dislodge the enemy. Prisoners were released with proclamation parcels distributed. Santa Cruz garrisoned by the 4th cavalry with additional regiments stationed at San Antonio and surrounding posts.
A dated advertisement touts a tar syrup as the best cough remedy on earth claiming to cure a cold in one day when taken in time. It lists price as 25 and 50 cents and directs sales to SHARRAK and MULLHOLLAND wholesalers in a local market.
A Michigan woman on record asserts her son suffered scrofula and severe sores on his head with nightly fevers. She credits blood’s tablets for curing him and notes remarkable recovery after treatment in Big Rapids.
Advertisement notes Hood's Pills combat nausea headache indigestion constipation and other symptoms. The copy markets the remedy as a gentle, effective medicine for common ailments and digestive discomfort.
A patient attributed relief from itching and burning to Ointment after suffering tortures from a leg sore. W Lenhart of Bowling provided the testimonial, noting swift pain and itch alleviation and a prompt apparent cure.
An old time patent medicine claim promotes Cure the cough and save the life. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup promises to cure coughs and colds touting dramatic health benefits with no medical backing.
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