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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
6
Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypophosphites can do just this. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Sent Hoe. 409 Pearl St New York.
Davis school district Mrs. O Wardell is in poor health. Miss Dells Houser visits her parents. Orson Brooks and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. James Hanford. H Stahlberger family visited. Mrs Hart Forest of Sumner guest. Ethel Hill visited Yerks region. Hattie Fisher of Spokane and Nora Fisher of Oakley visited J O Yervin. Agnes McPhaul, Katie Smalley, Peary Wiltse and Freddie Crozier home from school late last week.
John Jarvis and wife visited friends in Carson City on Monday while James Leonard and son of Maple Rapids stopped by H A Gardners on Wednesday. Beers in the area are nearly all hauled and the station may close soon. Charlie Beecham is doing house work. A baby boy arrived November 2.
An advertisement promotes HYOMET made from Australian eucalyptus with thymos and antiseptics. It claims to cure catarrh coughs colds croup and sore throat with a home inhaler and refills. The complete outfit costs $1.00 and extra bottles 30 cents. Charles Rhodes sells it.
Numerous pupils report illness from vaccination while Miss Ethel Markham spent Thanksgiving in Crystal. Thanksgiving exercises at the school house were appreciated. S Moody and B E Sins offered talks and a churning trip account. High school plans a musical at the church next Sunday. Edna Myrtle Beaton, a dramatic reader, will perform Friday evening, December.
A Wheaton & Sun ad touts Brecklen's Arica Salve as a remedy for winter ailments. It claims the salve heals chapped lips and skin, sore toes, cold sores, rashes, and sprains, billed as the greatest healer of Kyrie and related conditions, available for 25 cents.
Arcada Center Chas Pinch moves to Hallen brick house this week. A few from here amended the foot tall line at Abe Arbor last week. A birthday party was seven Mrs Minnie Mattens this week. Mr Wheetur is stil very party. There was no family reunion at the lame of Ste and Mr and Peek last week. Mr Olivers mother and father wife have beer vimuta for some time, re timed home Lis wrek Frank Foster has gone to Cycillac. Mr and Mtre Spear from our Merrill are visiting their laughter. Mrs Geo Olivers. Win Spear is home from the towdral And is sproving very fast Pearl Maxetton refurred to Savinaw last Monday after spending a weeks vacation with her parents.
We offer Rexall Muc-Tone with a full money back guarantee if not completely relief from catarrh. A physician with thirty years of success prepared the medicine and claims rapid absorption, anti bacterial action, tissue healing, and better digestion. Try it today at our Alma Rexall Store. sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
An ad asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous linings. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh related deafness, offering one hundred dollars for an uncured case, and invites readers to request free circulars from J Cheney Toledo Ohio.
A North Carolina narrator recounts rescuing a sister from near death caused by persistent cough and weakness. After trying various remedies, Tr King’s New Discovery fully cured her, with no further coughing. It is promoted as effective for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Trial bottles offered free with guaranteed satisfaction by Wheaton & Son.
Experience teaches that in Ife the key returns are board clothes love and happiness while money alone buys only material goods and shallow status.
SETHTON notes a seasonal shift as fall turns to winter. A school session began Monday after a three week vacation. James Gardner and family from Brice visited Mrs. Minnie Locke on Friday, and Glenn Willcox and Verne Southworth were also callers.
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