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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary meditation on weariness and speech notes a coined phrase about global fatigue. It hints at exhausted speakers and symbolic images, conveying a mood of tired diction and reflective fatigue without concrete events or clear names.
Alma and nearby residents hosted a string of visitors and travelers with many staying for days. Names include Mrs Glen Waterbury of Alma, Mrs Hannah Easterly, Mr A K Madison, Mrs Anna Wilbur, Mrs A Aidaffer, Claude Stanton, Mes Cobo, Mr EG Vandeventer, Charrles Chare, Mrs AO J Haeringtory, Mrs Ira Washridee, Miss Buch Hundrey, Mes Laur Lindley, Miss Carpenter, Hewitt Mowe land, Miss Marie Vance, Miss Gertrude Orbison, Miss W Collins, Miss Gladys Nelson, Mr Edward Kernen, Mrs Ellsworth Clark, Miss FEO Bates, and others visiting relatives or traveling through.
Fragmented OCR notes detail social calls and family visits among residents, including Mrs Tur, Miss Hewith Farr, May Nettie, Bev HOB Walle, and Mrs James Hildrett. The record mentions church relatives, a funeral for Mrs Kills Gritin near Vestabure, a Merril Street family gathering, and attendance at a carnival week event with names and places cited.
South Wheeler, Miss Edna Youry is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Wolingenpeel returned from Alma Sunday. Clarence Gould and Emavett King went to Millerock for work. Lee Myers and Bo Coleman attended the street fair and carnival at Alma Saturday. The serial at Mr Swarthout's Friday evening was well attended. Kugete and Big Lowrey left Saturday for Texas to visit their brother Geng.
Readable fragments indicate farmers discuss last week’s harvest progress, oats and other crops affected by autumn weather. Local names mentioned include Herbert Sattrer, May Retanewn, and Misney Mary Manion with references to Alms and St. Gras gatherings and a description of market activity and labor.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a fast sale of an arnica salve claimed to cure inflammation and aches. It mentions a store named Svartard and Mulholland and a price of 25e, with references to pills or salve products and a dramatic claim of record shattering.
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills as the cure for rheumatism by restoring kidney function. It quotes user testimonials from Oswego and Toledo praising relief from constipation, kidney trouble, and rheumatic pain, claiming immediate benefits and urging others to try the product.
A jumble of unreadable lines reports people traveling to Alma and St. Louis on Saturday. Wesleyan Methodists held a quarterly meeting over the weekend. Will Hynes and Cling Weedcock traveled to Sheptierd on Monday. Wertwrt Hynes and Samuel Bouse went to Cajorate Sprouts. Fred Woodcock’s three year old won a fight with a tiger last Friday night. The child has been ill for about fourteen weeks.
North Star column lists visiting relatives in Olle and Vert Peabody, Mrs Yule aiding, and multiple local persons including Mrs Hawes, Mr Teoretae Clark, and Miss Meeta Mees. Notes on school or church activities, a fire prevention mention, and the first new wheat marketed by A. L. Clark yielding forty two bushels.
Prot Smith arr wefec of Tana nests this week of W. A Sath. Chas Phillips of Everett greeted friends Tuesday. Chas Coats and Findley Ohio visitors with Newton Buros family. Mr and Mrs Monte Tyndur and child from Cleveland arrive Friday for a week with relatives and friends. WE Re Tender and Mr and Mrs Cha e Throop from Cleveland also visiting. Dwight Kennedy, former Gar Ss led hut from Columbia University called on St Louis friends this week. Ladies’ Guild fundraiser at Episcopal church netted a neat sum. Miss Reith Weeseis and Lei Laenerd hosted an enjoyable party. Thirty friends honored Milas Ethelve Clark of Grand hanies. Miss Nellie Beleer and Roy Kirmmen wed. left for Frog nt Ohio for wedding trip. Best wishes from local friends. Anna Weisen and Everent Hroathend from Chicago wed in a ceremony tied to tied families. Sant on the evening trip from Br Wert Texas for their new life.
Mrs Stucklind, seventy seven, died at her home in the village Tuesday morning after a period of illness. The article mentions plans to straighten and twist Main Street to improve its condition.
W Pine River reports Sunday visits in Out Mississippi Alma trips and family gatherings. Mrs Menning remains seriously ill under Dr McClinton care. Mrs The Mater of Jackson visits sister Mrs J Adams. Art Chore family and Sue Church visit E Chun. Miss Livete and Carrie Riese water Ludington visited COR Movitun family and Mr and Mrs Bod Elison. Elison returned home Friday.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention visiting relatives in Lansing and Broughton Ga. Names such as Lindy, Mrs Hoten, Mrs Scotts, Moses Taker, Katie Tenderer, M Howell appear. A claim discusses relief from illness and a reference to Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, with some advertising language about trials and guarantees.
A highly distorted text block mentions various scattered words and names across multiple languages. It lacks coherent structure, identifiable events, or clear entities to summarize into a factual news item. The fragment problem names places and people but provides no substantive report.
A discharge summary recalls a grateful patient speaking about care received from Dr. Walker and team at an Ohio hospital. The report mentions therapy, medical staff, and recovery milestones amid a long, difficult treatment process.
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