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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
2
Union Telephone linemen in St. Louis and Mt Pleasant quit work to protest pay for Thanksgiving Day. They were paid in Alma, some agreed to return after realizing no official strike was called, while others were told their services were no longer needed.
Arcada Farmers' Club meets December 24 at John Fink's home to revive interest. Program includes Bong, prayer, selection by Mrs False paper, Ray Wheaton on profitable crops beans or beets, discussion led by Mr. Peck and Mr. Andrews, song by club, and recitation by Clara Peck.
The article argues climatic conditions are overestimated for curing consumption and asserts that both poor and rich patients can improve at home through proper diet and regular use of German Syrup. It praises relief from nocturnal coughs and night sweats, noting that rest and strength are gained by consistent consumption, with trial and regular bottle sizes listed.
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