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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
3
Fragments describe a wander through France and rural scenes with references to rivers hedges trees and a general sense of travel. The text includes garbled place names and stray phrases about weather crops and daily life from a historical newspaper page.
A fragmented exchange shows a childlike line of questioning about the Sunday weather and money, with a response that hints at memory and inability to think of a clearer reason. The garbled text captures early dialect and unclear speakers.
Mrs John A Young of Clay NOY says electric Bitters cured her neuralgia liver and stomach trouble after long illness. She declares the medicine strengthens the heart and aid for weak women. Sold by Geo K Sharrar druggist at 50 cents a bottle.
The University School of Music at Ann Arbor Michigan offers thorough systematic courses across all branches of music. The concert calendar lists the Shoral Union with 800 voices and a Symphony Orchestra of 50 pieces. For details contact 208 Charles A. Sink, A. B. Secretary.
The rapidly filling celebration in S O C City will feature participation by militia and naval reserves with Vice President Fairbanks and Gov Warner slated to attend. Half holidays for laborers will allow 4 000 workers to view the festivities while ships and parades unfold. The Yantle with Michigan naval reserves will sail from Mackinaw City to the Soo to host Gov Warner and staff for the August 2 and 3 Soowuniversary events.
Tickets go on sale July 11 at seven fifty for a round trip at one fare plus 50 cents returnable. From Bay City to Alina or Tet aon Y posters ask agents for details. The sale features a voyage with no harmful effects and aims for safe travel with notices about schedules and health considerations.
The readable parts mention Chicago and Ontario locations, August 2nd events, and excursion tickets to Muskegon with a return fare. Numerous garbled names and phrases hinder clear meaning.
In Kalamazoo Michigan on Monday morning a westbound Michigan Central Flyer struck two men driving a horse team at White Street crossing west of Comstock. Peter Vandernight, 27, and Frank Solveld, 24, were returning from the station with celery when they attempted to cross in front of the train. Both were killed as the engine sped by.
A woman, born about thirty one years ago to Dr and Mrs W. tf Smith, discovers her real father, Henry Brown, a railroad engineer once running between Benton Harbor and Anderson Indiana. Brown had periodically seen the girl as he traveled through Niles but did not realize she was his daughter.
A dubious advertisement touts a miracle treatment named Mona tablets to strengthen the stomach and digestive system, claiming it prevents summer sickness, cures indigestion, and promises a full health reset with a money back guarantee. It targets the elderly and promises relief from headaches, back pain, insomnia, and debility.
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