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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1891
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting cure that purports to cleanse the system, relieve colds headaches fevers and constipation, and claims the product is the only remedy of its kind produced. It notes availability at Ade aut one dollar bottles and urges avoiding substitutes.
A New York Sun excerpt explains the vermiform appendix and the danger of the death trap within the colon. It chronicles how indigestible matter may enter the appendix and the potential for typhitis, noting ages 10 to 20 as peak risk and urging timely surgical intervention to prevent fatal infection.
A description of a rare heavy leafy plant with purple blossoms and bright yellow centers, noted for its unusual appearance and striking foliage. The observer remarks on first impressions of its odd look and distinguishes its distinctive leaf pattern and color contrasts.
A historical note describes a white elephant held as a regal symbol in Siam, detailing its coronation rituals and inscription praising the king. It contrasts the animal’s pale blaze with its sacred status and describes ceremonial honors and the elephant’s portrayed majesty. A separate paragraph tells of a lady with a mysterious toad in her garden that greets her and responds to rain.
Fragmentary reminiscence depicts a weary Longmireet soldier marching in Virginia. He recalls resting on the ground as a column passed and sleeping an hour. He awakes to stragglers, hears a cheer, and mutters about loving the country and debt, vowing to go nude for it but longing for peace after the war.
A garbled OCR page shows a Meath board and health official praising Port Wine from Alfred Speer of Newdersey. The fragment includes odd consumer promises, prayer mentions, and scattered ads for jewelry, diet tips, and strange business pitches with references to a matching word puzzle and promotional materials.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female troubles and various disorders. It markets a vegetable tonic with liver stomach and bowel regulation and promotes Pleasant Pellets for constipation and digestive issues. The copy promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to write for more information.
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