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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
2
An ad describes two tired senses the first from toil and rest, the second a disease like fatigue. It claims that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures this tired feeling by purifying the blood and restoring mood, appetite, and energy. It urges readers to try the medicine for relief and vitality.
Ithaca column lists residents visiting relatives in Traverse City and Cleveland, with many mentions of family trips, visits, and errands. Names include Myra Hurta, Mrs Weller, Karl Styckstan, Orvis Churchill, Miss Lea Bronson, Eugene Prive, and others. Also notes the county treasurer moving to a new home, church parsonage arrangements, and a health-focused ad fragment on catarrh remedies.
July 50 Silas Moody joined Traverse City excursion celebrating the 250th anniversary. Miss Belle Uffman and Henry Sandall wed in Risle with Rev. Br. Cook officiating. Rev. Allen to preach at Church of Christ next Sunday at eleven. Born to Olle Penbreke on July 27. Leste Mis has a new Osborn grain finder, Miss Kader of Athens visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Sundall are visiting. Elder Deming to preach in St. Louis on August 4.
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July 22 reports from Sumner Center include residents from Alina and Samnac, church services at AISIN church each Sunday, and a program by the Sumner Dramatic Group with positive crowds. Local visits by Art Porquer from Grand Ledge and Mr. Jave Walter, plus a L. O. T. M. attendee, mark a busy week with weather plans and social gatherings.
District No 5 updates note Hest’s recovery from injuries suffered eight months ago and a near full return. Galveston resident Martin artis, formerly Arcadia, visiting relatives here. Edna Cline hosted several friends Wednesday. Ely School Baptist Sunday School Association gathering at the Ely school bus broke attendance. B.A. Doan plans an outing to Petoskey. Rain has broken the drought though weeds thrive and rumors claim George Alien may buy Charley Whittemore’s business. Whittemore to Altima.
Mrs Ed McKinley entertains a Columbus niece and family. Harvey Wight left for the Pan American. Several local residents and visitors plan trips or attend events, with notes of gatherings, sickness, and travel including Toleda, Elste, and Cedar County.
July entries from Lebanon recount Abimes and family at home, Claude Irish buying Carter shop in Hubbardston, Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Barnes visiting Mrs Power, and the Moekhue-bita threshing season drawing attention. Mentions of farming, gatherings, and annual meetings at Mullerton church reflect a small town March-like cadence.
July notes from Fulton Center detail Mia Derumbeller's fading writing, all children at home except Peter Greenewike, local sales of fanning mills by Lewis Price, visits by John West and wife to Carson, Will Norton heading to St Johns for work, John Younge and wife of Bannister visiting D Webster, Mrs Ran Fraker listed as sick, a well attended ice cream social at Mr Davis's, and Golda Youngs visiting Edna Salter this week.
A Corfu New York physician endorses Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills, recounting a case of a young woman misdiagnosed as epilepsy but treated as nervous disorder. Four pills daily led to rapid health gains, weight increase, and claim the medicine saved her life. Additional testimonials praise reliability and relief of nervous symptoms and rheumatic pain.
The ATIOT Pioneer group plans a public gathering with exercises at the Court House and a luncheon on the public square. Speakers include T. A. Ely and Morse with papers on local history and early settlements.
July visitor Mabel Hanes visits Ypsilanti. Mrs Bert Gee hosts her mother Rob tarotly. The grove meeting drew a large Sunday turnout. Miss Perry visits Della Gee. Mr Arnold’s house burned last week with only one stale item saved.
A sensational ad-like notice extols Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as the fastest, safest cure for coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough claiming it has saved hopeless patients from pneumonia pleurisy bronchitis and hemorrhage. Sharrar and Mulholland offer bottles at 50c and 1.00 with a satisfaction guarantee or refund.
Little Max Richards son of C B Richards died July 20 and was buried at Fulton Center cemetery. Dr B C Mall visited Owosso Monday for counsel. Various local items mention Pompeii elevator contracts, Mrs Drumheller in South Palton, and residents at Lincoln Lake for works ent ity. Other notes list Hor Shaul at Crystal Sunday and Haylie and Mark Hannalines heading to Lincoln Saturday.
A tangled fragment lists residents and addresses in Heron and Clarkston. It mentions Miss Marti Newson, Mrs Ann Dicketell, and Mabel Tarchenl among others, along with upcoming village property exchange near Tee Sabha School and exterior improvements to a Bannister property.
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