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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented county items list visitors and residents including Elwell Ranspirny and family at Bropekunilyge, Miss Latimer and Miss Wiliek from Alina, Dr. Wilkinson near St John, and Blackman couple in Ithaca. Also mentions Celery King cure claim and River Cure advertisement, with assorted social notes and greetings across the community.
A garbled OCR reads like a patchwork of notices and diary items. It mentions Mr and Mrs Dartee visiting relatives in Shepland, a birth, two-week visit by Mary Keseitebka to Mr and Mrs Jos Krupika, and illness among Robert Allen and Mrs Platt. It also includes ads for De Witt's Little Early Risers and a long quote from Lady Warwick about wealth, politics, and socialist candidacy, ending with a remark on owning 3,000 acres and law reform.
Mrs Bulle Voile of Mina spent a week with Pelativng tere lately. Honey Harrient of Choweland is visiting Tog bh perinte. The wife and her sister came about a week ago. Miss Letitia Bi and others attended a diverse week with relatives. Mrs Eva Rae and Charles Coe visited Ann Arbor for medical care. Mr and Mrs Ferrenberg and son are visiting in Olin Shee and plan to travel to Pennsylvania. E C Owen went to Seville to see his sick brother widow Mrs Moras. Jobo Bartob retired from Portland this week. Funeral services for Mrs Brady were held at the Christian church Tuesday. The Optic Traps promotion praises various remedies and products.
A garbled, fragmented message discusses appearance deriving from pure blood and pond health, mentioning Cel King and Pare oem. Readable portions suggest stray thoughts on beauty and health associations without clear context or coherent claim.
The article explains diamond dies used in drawing wires and the challenges of achieving uniform diameters. It notes copper, silver, and platinum drawing scales, the high cost and fragility of diamond dies, and estimates on die weights and values. It mentions the skill of artisans and the extensive use of diamond dies in wire factories.
Charleston Post notes growing railroading in the South and increased metal imports as 1896 doubt fades. Major east and middle west systems seek ocean outlets with a westward push toward the Orient due to the Patan Canal recovery and anticipated decade of completion. Coal outputs in Tennessee Alabama Ohio and Kentucky spur southern depots as ships head to the South for booming trade.
Readable text outlines careful selection of hives bees and pastures for success while a long garbled section mentions experiments with power from material and quotes figures in francs. The fragment references farmers, motorized ideas, and process claims about turning waste vegetable matter into power.
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