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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1895
Page
7
Fragmentary lines reference a pale glow and shifting voices. Names and places are unclear, but the text evokes a cryptic scene with bells and a keeper figure, suggesting a poetic fragment about memory and doors opening.
fragmentary OCR style text appears to recount dangerous rat poison methods and violent acts in a rambling, archaic voice. It mentions a forked stake, potter county, poisoned meat, and figures like Joachim the violinist, with scattered musings on Huxley and human anatomy. The piece reads as an eccentric, garbled collage with no clear single event.
The National Republican League elects Col. Alt. Biss as treasurer at the Great Northern Hotel in Chicago, amid fierce debate over free silver policy, bond sales, and party unity. TheCircular from Perry Powers warns Republicans about the Honest Dollar Club, urging vigilance against pro silver activists and stressing open parliamentary discussion within the party.
The piece argues that creditor interests oppose debtor and producing classes, urging that a gold standard benefits creditors while harming industry. It contends falling prices and rising interest rates hurt borrowers, farmers, manufacturers, and railroads, while creditors profit from debt repayment in a rising-price environment.
A fragmentary 19th century reflection argues for U S action to back Spain out of Cuba and the hemisphere, invoking historical precedents such as Port Sumter and Canada. It contemplates recognition of war status, belligerent rights, and political decorum in pursuing strategic interests and commercial concessions.
Readable fragments describe remedies, testimonials, and stray quotes amid garbled speech and ad blurbs. Mentions of Elixir cures, Bat melon crash, and a boy’s recovery appear beside scattered lines about speculation, preachers, and local notices.
The item promotes the Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless instant relief remedy available at drug stores. It claims a patient can obtain it through any local pharmacist, offering a simple, inexpensive alternative to surgery or costly treatments.
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