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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
Nature makes the cures after all. Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites strengthens nerves feeds famished tissues and enriches blood. For sale by druggists. Brad Te, ad lists Scott & Howe 409 Pearl St New York and a savings bank offer.
The article describes a festive store display with a cheerful Christmas air. It promises great bargains and high values, likening purchases to gifts from Santa Claus and emphasizing a welcoming, holiday mood. It highlights the store’s Christmassy look and generous pricing.
Alma school authorities plan a bank style system in every classroom. Pupils receive small bank books and deposit pennies through teachers who sign off, aiming to curb wasteful spending and promote saving health and habit formation. Initial tests show promising balances and potential yearly savings across grades.
Wilfred Webb died at Brainard's Hospital on Sunday after severe pain the night before. Born August 2 1867 in Denver village Northamptonshire England, he moved to Alma Feb 12 1884 and ran a bakery until retirement. He married Ettie Dyer October 26 1809, funeral held December 1 at Park Ave home with Rev. Ryan officiating. interment Riverside cemetery. Survived by wife and siblings abroad. remembered as a credit to Alma community.
Alma reader testimonials claim Dean's Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble and back pain. An individual from Alma, Michigan, endorses the product after experiencing dull pains and stiffness, noting renewed relief after use. Advertisement copy urges purchase through dealers nationwide with Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. distributor.
A large Pythian social event last Tuesday included an initiation at the Pythian hall and a banquet at the Woodmen hall. The Mt Pleasant lodge chartered a special train for about thirty members, with visitors from Ithaca St Louis Cadillac Charlevoix and Chicago. Grand officers Wetmore and Hampton attended as degree teams conferred the first and third degrees on eight and two candidates respectively. The banquet featured a Danish orchestra, multiple courses, and remarks from Dr J N Day and other Grand Lodge members.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Tuesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs J H Lancashire's home on State Street. Dainty useful Christmas gifts such as cravat holders collar holders handkerchief holders embroidered towels lunch cloths whisk holders and more available at Mrs Gaffney's.
Order for publication in the probate matter of Morice Woodard deceased. Variant M Woodind Laing filed final administration account seeking liquidation and distribution. The court set December 10 at 9:00 am for hearing at the probate office in Ithaca. True copy published in Alma News.
At a session in the Probate Court for the County of Insnieh on November day a petition was filed to authorize the administrator to convey real estate of John Molly. A hearing is ordered for December at ten o'clock in the forenoon with public notice to appear in The Atma' Record for three weeks.}^{}
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