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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1896
Page
3
A preacher describes a violent cold turning to white bronchitis lasting two months. He sought medical treatment and, after trying Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, regained health and could resume preaching. He notes the remedy helped him regain strength and voice.
Five hundred anthams at Manistee are outed from work due to a strike. John Helle, a seventy five year old man, jokes about the incident. One death by self harm reported. Three people killed. Ray Cones, warden of Buns Laurence, sentenced to prison for fire. A convention call issued for funds amid denigration allegations. Democrats withdraw support for Chicago platform. Four masked men rob an eastbound stock train at Bellevue. revolvers used, valuables taken. Pursuers fail in darkness. captured next day and jailed in Charlotte. Balitess attorney relation to Wy weave twins. Vall's Heir Renwwer offered as a remedy to prevent horse talness and adversity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British survey detailing a coastline with more than 2000 sepiapane islets and islets including jutting rocks and pinnacles. It mentions a race home galloping at full speed Mears frime 20 to 24... The text is highly corrupted, with several terms likely misread, but centers on coastal features and a rapid movement or event nearby.
An advertisement claims Deans Kidney Pills cured a veteran of prostration and severe kidney pain after army service. It describes thankfulness for relief, asserts lasting benefit, and notes availability from Milburn Co Buffalo NY with a price of 40 cents. The text imitates early 20th century medical marketing.
A garbled literary fragment speaks of a wild heart longing for the beloved, with phrases about time, doors, and distant crowns. The piece suggests emotional turmoil and a dreamlike, nonliteral scene. Names, dates, or clear events do not emerge from the legible lines.
In a Lapland setting a boy named Sampo Lappelill yearns for sun and a golden antlered reindeer. After a perilous ride with a wolf usher, he climbs Rastekais to meet the Mountain King who guards eternal night. A sun festival ends the danger and Sampo escapes with an enchanted reindeer to safety.
Samimestimile shocks market with price claim as Fig Brimley-Yee feature sparks debate. Local observers weigh potential impact on community finance and regional economy amid contrasting forecasts.
Brazil exports more diamonds to South Africa than to other regions though the world’s largest mines are in South Africa. The article explains black diamonds are used industrially, not as gems, and outlines their production, splitting, welding, and tooling processes.
A historical reflection notes writers like Kipling Dickens Thackeray and Helvetius on persistence and self discipline. It cites Kipling as proof of constant work, and tells how Thackeray claimed laziness while awaiting the printer. Dickens is recounted as a dealer in monthly parts when a customer asked for the next chapter.
The Rochester Times reports Senator Jones of Nevada recalling a gold hunting journey in a canyon. He and a deputy struggled to light a pipe after losing matches, finding one damp yet it lit, yielding an odd but memorable moment amid fatigues and a strange stroke of luck.
Fragmented notes discuss inheritance naming rules in Richmond and Londonry families and reference Scottish monarchy, James I, and Malcolm. Also mentions Westminster ball being closed to public after explosions and a note about St James Gazette. The text blends history with garbled OCR fragments and lacks clear event details.
The State Public Seton reports 235 children aided during the year ending June 30, up 80 percent from the previous year. Officials urge citizens to adopt or shield these wards, especially boys aged 2 to 10, offering contact to Marvin R. Salter or Supt A J Murrey for placement, highlighting the need for real family support.
The advertisement urges readers to trust Hood's Sarsaparilla as the premier blood purifier. It claims the product is the best selling worldwide and essential for restoring appetite and nerves, insisting on Hood's alone without substitutes.
Vernon recalls his $1,000 dog Glenbergh who never moves when pointing a bird. Lost in quail country at Point Keys, the dog stood rigid for five hours at a hollow tree, tail up, paw raised, refusing to move until the quail stayed inside. The tale shows remarkable training and patience.
A quirky Cincinnati Enquirer item describes a town talk where a teacher and a boy named Tommy argue about language and time passages. The piece notes a parent’s plans to stay in town for a spell and hints at local chatter over everyday meanings.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites can be taken in summer as in winter. It aids digestion and tones the system, and is especially advised for sickly children and those with lung concerns. The small size is recommended for summer use and for children, with dose reductions as needed. Keep in a cool place after opening.
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