Trains Leave Alma North
Rail schedule note shows trains depart Alma at 10:00 AM and street times referenced under Hollenbeck as agent for the Alm station.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1896
Page
7
Rail schedule note shows trains depart Alma at 10:00 AM and street times referenced under Hollenbeck as agent for the Alm station.
A Tuesday morning scare on College Avenue ends with a merchant and his wife inspecting the home for a possible burglary. The husband, wielding a revolver and lamp, orders his wife to lead the way through the house to scout for intruders. They search the garret to cellar, only to discover a stray dog, then return to bed while the man recounts what he would have done if a burglar had appeared.
The late Rosina Vokes known as Mrs. Clay was a strict taskmaster who demanded exacting performances. A young American actress injured her finger during a scene of A Game of Cards and faced dismissal as Vokes pressed on without apology. Readers recall the harsh training noted as tyrannical by outsiders.
A Minnesota roads convention in St Paul advocates a state road fund, tax reforms for road building, and funding from land sales and inheritance tax provisions. It calls for heavy wagon tire standards, widespread road improvements, and the social benefits of better highways to schools, churches, and communities.
A fragmented report describes a line of suspects and artifacts tied to a hotel era theft. Individuals named include Deputy Shortt Muthire and Lis Angelis Hocord, with mentions of a silver heart pendant, a large silver star handle, and engraved silver bars. The text references an outlaw figure and a desperado called the Wenpad Col, plus a relic called the Tt resis fore sil deh peelings.
A mixed fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal and New York Recorder pieces several anecdotes and quips. It includes a charity tale about a whisky ruse, a young man obsessed with portraits of actresses, a magician’s card illusion, quotes from a preacher’s book, and light anecdotes on doctors, architecture, and folklore. The passage reads like a stray collage of 19th century snippets with no single cohesive event.
The Center county supervisors adopt new road repair methods to curb repeated losses from floods. They will hire district road workers to supervise and maintain roads through spring summer and autumn, with contractors responsible for district conditions and damages.
A road hand arrives at the appointed place to begin road work at dawn. Armed with a wheeling hoe he loosens earth from ditches and places it on the road for the next rain to carry away. He rests repeatedly, discusses ethics, takes two breaks, and goes home early in the afternoon after about three or four hours of work.
A Chambers Journal note surveys private ghosts in England and Wales, recounting tales of murdered siblings and lingering spirits. It mentions a Northumberland hall with a white lady seen on the top landing, unsettling visitors, and questions about who she was.
A fragmented narrative signals concerns about nerve food efficacy and diet science, contrasting a brisk passerby with a fatigued figure. The text shifts through mentions of dietetics, vigor, and mental energy, tipping toward a broader discussion of nourishment and health in a decayed OCR passage.
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