New 3400 rpm Chalmers Car With Perfect 99.21% Motor
Enthusiast praises a new Chalmers automobile boasting a 3400 rpm engine and a remarkably efficient 99.21 percent perfect motor in promotional remarks.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
7
Enthusiast praises a new Chalmers automobile boasting a 3400 rpm engine and a remarkably efficient 99.21 percent perfect motor in promotional remarks.
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture stresses seed quality as key to yields. It notes seed testing as essential for corn and forage plants, warns against investing in crops with poor seed, and observes limited attention to small grains and forage seed testing in farming.
Seed testing helps farmers by indicating seed viability composition and weed content, deterring adulteration. Large lot testing at wholesale stage advised, with a guaranteed quality report. Ohio trials show oat yields rise 10 to 20 percent after seed treatment with formaldehyde solution before planting.
Fragmentary reader letter from Philadelphia Pa praises Sloan's Liniment pledging strong relief after a knee pain issue. The snippet hints at quick penetration and immediate effect but is cut mid sentence with garbled OCR.
Wayne County leader Albert E. Sleeper of Bad Axe is forecast to carry Wayne County in the August 20 governor primary. Former Secretary of State Frederick E. Martindale, though not a candidate, predicts Sleeper will win Wayne County, countering claims the county backs Leland. Martindale says his Wayne County view shows Sleeper has built an effective organization and will prevail on primary day.
A proposed corrupt practices bill by Oklahoma Senator Owen limits campaign spending by national, state, and local committees. It imposes a $10,000 fine or at least one year in prison, with disqualification for elected officials if violations occur, and bans unduly favorable newspaper puff pieces unless labeled as advertising. Hot weather prompts a health note for stomach and bowel concerns citing Hollister's Rock Mountain Ten as a remedy.
Names listed include John Arcure Irwin Burk Mary Caler John Hannah Gracie McNaughon McFadden Ardner Musser Thomas Mahoney Charles Rydman Pearle Smith L M Skidmore Hildred Stahl Nancy Todd Donald Waller John W Wheeler Elmer Williams Willy Ed Webber. If not called for, letters go to Dead Letter Office September 4 1916 Cash P M.
An Alma area notice touts Dean's Kidney Pills as safe and effective for children with kidney weakness. It cites a caregiver testimonial from Mrs. A Carmer at 614 River Ave and mentions Rhodes' Drug Store as a procurement point with a price at all dealers.
Detroit druggist William H Hill seeks the Republican U S Senate nomination in Michigan presenting a businesslike view of government where the nation is a corporation and senators are directors. He outlines a 100 percent American platform including national security labor protection and nonpartisan tariffs. Health statistics note Michigan June deaths 3174 with breakdowns by age and cause.
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