Useful Gifts for Ladies Top Lined Slipers and Wear
Ladies gifts include top lined slippers warm overshoes and overgarters. Also listed are warm jersey leggings and fine hosiery suitable for winter wear.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1897
Page
5
Ladies gifts include top lined slippers warm overshoes and overgarters. Also listed are warm jersey leggings and fine hosiery suitable for winter wear.
President McKinley’s Cuban policy is praised across parties in Alma. Local notes discuss Pingree’s Senate bid, Burrows’ stature, and Alabama cotton exports to China under protectionist policy. Pensions for Eleanor Young, John W. McKibbon, Joseph Forbes, John Waabenoo, and W. H. Staninger are listed with amounts. Congressman Mesick’s pension work is highlighted as notably effective.
Opinion argues against hasty legislation to raise revenue claiming it injures existing law and business. It notes rapid earnings growth under the new law from 819 million in Annet to over 25 million in November, with current receipts near expenditures. It predicts agar wool and woolens will add about 5 million monthly and asserts demand for extra laws is unfair.
Local brief includes J B Schwartz visiting North Star on business, Detroit residents Northrups returning via Saginaw, grading near depot widened, and a near poisoning incident from imported sardines. Criminal sentences announced for four prisoners including Roebeck and Green. Church services listed for St Johns, Presbyterian, and Methodist with speakers including Dr James Potts and Mrs Mary Nind. Missionary meeting notes and a quarterly Christian Mission Association gathering reported. Also advertisements for No-Pol tobacco remedy and Grain-O coffee substitute.
An OCR fragment markets a dubious tonic named U C C towing promising cures for headaches fever constipation and biliousness. It touts universal effectiveness and urges purchase from doctors and druggists at five to ten cents, reflecting early 20th century quack medicine rhetoric.
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