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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1886
Page
8
An advertisement fragment notes farms in Traitor County offered for sale to control market competition. It mentions Bright Woopwain Alina Mich Sleepless Nights and a cough remedy Stilloh's Cire fathe sold by WS Wei. The readable text is garbled but centers on property listings and an unrelated consumer product.
Local Rome Georgia merchants trumpet sales of King’s New Discovery and Electric Bitters for coughs and consumption with claimed cures. They offer Bucklen’s Arnica for aches and Parmelene Worm Candies to expel worms, urging parents to treat children now. Products sold by B S Webb.
Fragmentary text extols cheerfulness and health, claiming a persona named Blond Poridlor acts on kidneys to regulate bowels and digestion. It references a cure for various affections, including pimples, with obscure terms and nonsensical phrasing.
An advertisement touts Acker's Dypenein Pills and Kemp's Balsam as universal cures for digestion constipation stomach headaches and throat issues. It claims quick relief through proprietary formulas, urging readers to visit local shops for a free trial sample and promising comprehensive health benefits.
A garbled old advertisement text touts Remember This Aissnit and Cova Ditters Bitters as a tonic. It mentions various ingredients, pricing at 39 cents, and sales by TS Webb and others. The piece reads like a catalog entry with scattered product details and supplier names.
A voyage aboard the schooner Free Trial reports relief from illness after using Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Immediate effects included swift relief for Captain Fortuni and others aboard, with bottles sold at B. Webb Drug Store and at the Coleman household.
Public notice from Alma Village Clerk announces a proposal to vacate River Street west of block 26 and Center Street south of River Street and north of the railway right of way. A meeting to hear objections is scheduled for August 17, 1856 at 8 o clock p.m. with publication planned for four consecutive weeks.
Notice lists a probate sale in Gratien county Michio with public auction for the estate of a deceased person under the district court. Sale to occur on the thirtieth day of Anurat at the courthouse steps on State Street, with details about property, heirs, and conditions of bidding. Bids to be by the highest bidder with proper proof of title and compliance with court rules.
An odd promotional item claims its Mood Varifier can prevent sensory distress by smoothing perceptions and reducing time writ large. It features garbled text and mentions persons like Leonie and Pingreay Balls in a misaligned, unclear pitch.
Fragmented ad style text promises free bottles of King’s New Discovery for various ailments including consumption, colds, asthma, and throat issues. It hints at a broad medical cure claim with promotional language and a bold price note, all in an old time newspaper voice.
An early 20th century advertisement extols Dr. Kings New Discovery and other tonics as miracle cures for a range of ailments including coughs, liver issues, and digestion. Claims of remarkable patient recoveries dominate, naming multiple locations and vendors in Texas and beyond.
A surgeon writes on sudden death from rheumatism and heart failure. He cites prominent figures like Vanderbilt and Hendricks, warns of blood humors causing attacks, and promotes Ibbard's Rheumatic Burnup as a blood purifying remedy with testimonials from George W. Kennedy of Jackson Michigan.
A fragmented note lists names and places including Denivlt Taftenude Fismeaith Pine Pepe Minuelle and several affiliations. The text references a 1M time and a series of obscure terms suggesting a local event or gathering in a northeastern area with multiple organizations and people named.
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