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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
2
A reader letter extols Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cured lung trouble and hemorrhage symptoms once deemed incurable. The writer notes others given up by doctors found health through the remedy and offers to mail Common Medical Adviser free with postage.
Lloyd Leitner visits Durand while Daniel Southerland was in Alva last Saturday. Many locals from North Star, Alma, and surrounding towns appear in Ithaca for visits, business, and family occasions during the week.
John Murphy a new sewing machine panel in the Upper Penine Lion area. Mariie Murphy visited Lakeview with relatives, Reba joined them Monday September with Lreng Lewis at the betas Mee Wyatt planning visits with friends. Mrs Wyinat Station attending from Lansing. Fiza Cline signed Wednesday from Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Piwell from Meclista county attended near the river.
In four townships, Sedvet bud wife were in Pompeis Tantae. J. Powre and A. Robinson spent Sunday at Po Honey's. Eva Taylor of Fulton visited Berplin Evitts. S Toane from Grand Rapids visited Newark. Sudtt learned his wife was gravely ill at Kalimar. Mrs Smith and Tompkins left mourning. Ward received news later.
Newark area items note Will Knight and Hert Lepley at local buses and health concerns. Mrs Jobe Kinney is sick while GO Woods attends a brief horse fray. Lepley Munson maintain No 7 lime barn, Altea Wiieler expands barn with new paint cost. J Knowlton reports twelve sheep and mentions poison parsnip. Stock S440 fee covers fifty ton bayon PF Kevlev farm. Lis fone among largest stacks seen. Mesterant Mouser away. Obs notes Ler’s illness.
A garbled report discusses catarrh cures and failures, listing Hal’s Catarrh Remedy and a U.S. stance on nasal medicines. It mentions Dr. Cheney and a Toledot source, with references to past wartime practices and medical debunking amid uncertain claims.
A Oswego resident testifies that uric acid in blood causes rheumatism and that active kidneys remove it. He credits Dr A W Chase's Kidney Liver Pills with restoring kidney function and relief from rheumatic pain, stating liniments fail and endorsing the remedy for others.
A scattered collection of names and brief reports from Elm Hall and nearby towns includes visits by Keeny, Puhins, and Prof. W. A. Smith. social events such as lawn socials and church gatherings. mentions of agricultural yields, notably wheat per acre. attendance at social functions. travel notes about excursion tickets and residents visiting relatives in Canada and Lansing. plus assorted health notes and a mention of a new local business owner.
S E Emerson and group discuss purchases at pages in Balth while in St Kebts Tuesday. Lou Cramer and family visited Beeve, KB. B Bourton and wife attend Camp meeting at 42 Longe Lake. Win Gamble spent Sunday with Celends by Benta. Alinaugher and wife visited friends in bdvewo. Chasis Sunters and Eller Stahl purchased a pew binder. Fred leaves were in Bort and bought a pew engine. Mr and Mrs George Ingielue hosted guests. I Hatter and Mrs Colla Walters entertained their niece. Mies Sadie Hodhae of Ith ach with Gladys and Pinronce Mutter wrote in. Anne Plehtenbiner Sunday. Arthur Kivappad spent Sunday with his parents. Mround Mia and Peever Ruapiy visited. Mies Ida Showers of Beete visiting sister Mrs L M Cramer. Mrs Was Attuaugher entertained her mother Mrs Mobowel and Myrtle of Ovi.
In Verbena Alabama F A Gulledge paid doctors a vast sum to treat a severe pile condition causing 24 tumors. After failures Arnica Salve from Sharrar Malbolland's drag store calmed inflammation and relief, claimed as best salve.
Elm Hall reports Grace Sly returning to Dubai Alitie Logurstelles. Miss Malet HM reLh is Visine awaiting. Aston Alburt Matiata and Belding appear in local mentions with Wet Saucy and Luaded as residents. Community activities include a Lake camp meeting overseen by Law Lang Lake, bridge repairs west of town, and social visits among Jasper Cortin, Laura Cortin, Will Marding, Nellie Marding, Ruth Lang, and others.
Real estate transfer notes list numerous individuals and property owners with scattered names, locations, and parties. The fragment references transfers involving Wriffe Moine, Mungarat, Leamit, Neartiy, Bets, Sheats, Puriet, Wey, Puller, and others, with mentions of estates and accompanying parties. Details are fragmentary and obscured, but indicate a broader register of conveyances and property interests across multiple names and locations.
Look Pleasant Please. Photographer C Harlin of Eton suffered untold agony from indigestion for years. After doctors failed, Electric Bitters cured his dyspepsia and stomach troubles, reviving his health. Endorsed as a godsend for stomach liver and kidney issues. 50 cents guaranteed by Sharrard Mac holland druggists.
The Prohibition state convention announced a ticket headed by Walter Wertrim for governor and W. Ahatte Caro for lieutenant governor, with Dr. Ac Sf Lawther as secretary of state and Th Atmetrarg as auditor general. The lengthy platform criticizes liquor legalization and advocates for equal suffrage, while also noting party leaders and regional remarks amid a broad slate and campaign items.
A Broughton, a resident, writes that chronic bronchitis left him unable to work until Dr King's New Discovery cured him. He credits the medicine with saving his life and relieving his wife's asthma. Trial bottles free at Sharrar & Mulhilland, Gowran, or order 1.00.
A fragmented ad page criticizes various patent medicines and tonics, naming many brands and wholesalers such as Sharrard Mulholland and Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It touts remedies for stomach issues, kidney and bladder problems, coughs, consumption fears, and cold relief, urging readers to buy at local druggists.
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