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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
7
Nelson Loni of El Hall haying time as neighbors list seasonal travel and visits. Many residents including Mrs. Chapman Mr. Clow and Barney Snyder are noted with work changes and summer plans in Alma Elwell and surrounding towns. Easter gatherings, neighbors visiting, and small trips to Detroit Ithaca Belting Greenville and Crystal reflect a busy county correspondence month.
Vestaburg community diary records visitors and illness updates. Claude Manley and family visit Riverdale and Lansing kin. Blanche Manley visits Claude and Hattie Wood. showers, moves, births, and Easter greetings appear amid longstanding ties with Manley, Woodard, and Harpat families. Local clergy and Mrs. M. J. Briggs host gatherings, while several residents travel to Ithaca, Ferris, and Edmore for events.
Dr and Mrs Street and Art Welling visit Saga naw while Roy Holsinger moves to an Ithaca farm. Alma cooks class demo draws Doty Street and Dunbar. Gladys Coleman and others shop in Saginaw. Elleworths visit Grand Rapids. Floyd Honed and Frank Welling travel to Oklahoma.
Promoting a tonic claim for clear skin and wealth, the ad touts Dr King’s Life Pills as balancing the bowels and improving digestion. It asserts regularity aids complexion and vitality, urging readers to buy at the local druggist.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Meddick were in Edmore Saturday Mrs Emory Howard and children visited Globeville Monday to see an ill mother George Reed went to Grand Rapids Monday J L Nichols of Rivervale was a business caller Monday Miss Edna Morey of St Louis visited the first of the week with her uncle Fred Howay and wife Mr and Mrs Ben Borden spent Sunday near McBride TD Meddick spent Thursday and Friday in Grand Rapids W J Orr of Saginaw spent the latter part of the week at the Bank K Marsh long ill with heart trouble died at his home Monday morning April path.
The readable lines list various national forces with inconsistent figures such as French 260.00 and Austrians 240,000 totals, plus several scattered numbers, suggesting a damaged wartime summary of troop or battle allocations with unclear units and origins.
Mrs. Peter Wright of Lapeer Michigan reports Tanlac eased long standing stomach disorder and catarrh. She says sleep returns appetite improves and energy returns after starting Tanlac, with further relief from unpleasant symptoms. Tanlac available at Look Paterson Co store.
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