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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century essay discusses architecture education and the value of quality over cost. It weaves in observations on watchkeeping habits in cities like Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and New York, noting cultural attitudes toward punctuality and time perception among residents. The piece ties architectural discernment to the shaping of taste and civic development, anchored by a speaker’s travels and philosophical reflections.
An elderly woman identified as Mrs Smith boards a train after a delay at a small station. A uniformed conductor she expected is not found aboard and a stranger handles her ticket. The man claims familiarity with the route but knows nothing of her name or identity and the mystery leaves her without explanation.
The document surveys ongoing discussions on constitutional revision, tax policy, and public notices. It cites proposals for a constitutional convention, a state statistician, and duties to consolidate vital statistics while addressing evasion and revenue. It details bills on taxation, liquor, rents, and education, plus public reaction from publishers and officials.
Siath Haven will invest in an electric light plant. F D Wheeler, ship builder of West Bay City, is cited among prominent figures. Rafts of Canadian lumber head to Michigan for St Paul Episcopal church, with figures around $000.8. F Woodcock of Niles named Grand Regent of the Royal Arcane order. Grand Rapids and a list of native-born officials noted. Mayors and aldermen born abroad, including Grand Haven’s mayor born in Germany. Catherine M Boughton dead in St. eseph area. Martin Firiswold of Clarksville dies. Exodus of French Canadians from Lake Linden area noted. Grenville merchants report large barns to serve farmers. Convicts transferred to Lenin reformitory. Jackson prison reports. GH&M depot at Mull damaged. incendiary Archie Davis drowned near Hatton. Charlevoix poultry thieves prompt local fund to prosecute. Seventy United States flu guides prepared for Saginaw schools under GAT WoRC. C F Austin of Oweeso finds pocket picked of $10. Oscar Roberts, Michigan University graduate, now in Batanga Africa, becomes blind and deaf from African fever. Jackson board votes to buy weed and plow vacant lots to aid poor potato cultivation. Mrs Clare Harrison Stranahan of New York donates $2500 to University for descendants scholarships. open to all if no heirs within seven years.
Fragmented OCR text presents a jumble of names and phrases with political and legal overtones. It references individuals such as Hinata, Windsor, Harkin, and a political scene involving a Wigmore and a To si Hangur, but content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmented text mentions names such as Wood and Dr Noresy, with scattered references to places and dates. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, outcome, or main subject for a proper news-style card.
A Jacksonville reader reports dramatic relief from kidney swelling after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He details sudden swelling, regained mobility, and complete recovery after five boxes, praising the medicine as radical yet systemically safe. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. and all dealers for 50 cents a box.
A historical notice reports Blanche, Onur daughter, once seized by a paralyzed right arm and nervous symptoms feared St Vitus dance. After three bottles of Dr Miles' Nervine, her tremors and movements eased completely with improved appetite and restored arm function.
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