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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
Mrs Andrew Boyle of Alma Michigan writes that dull nagging backaches and kidney pains improved after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. She notes relief after about two years of illness and recommends the remedy to other Alma women.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement claiming private sale of a medicine supply by Foater Mills Co Wella New York as sole agents for the United States. Text is garbled with misspellings and lacks clear dates or names.
A Commercial Tribune note praises business women's appearance as part of business value. It links neat dress, cleanliness, orderly hair, and a clean complexion to securing and keeping jobs in offices, factories, or kitchens, stressing practicality over vanity.
The attorney general informs Banking Commissioner that county funds cannot be deposited in private banks. He cites state and federal banking laws, noting private bankers operate under the 1897 law and cannot impersonate banks. The ruling aims to end the long fight between state banks and private banks over supervision and legitimacy.
Owosso mayor urged to close Sunday theaters and Bay City seeks state home for defective children. A $5,000 floating debt at Bay City YM, GO Co was nearly covered by subscription. Wales townehty builds and coal price rise spur inspections. Marshall county agent Dibble named to Calhoun county post. Civil war veteran Robert Schley wrote an autobiography, then died next morning. A Kingston man, Oliver Van Horn, aged 55, hanged himself. August Govare acquitted of cruelty to animals. Horticultural society seeks state department to raise Michigan fruit standards. Sixty convicts at the Jonia reformatory seek Christmas paroles. few may receive them. Cadillac poor superintendent James Cavanaugh faced removal. Patrick Sims injured by haymon nail incident. Zoo at Battle Creek reports fatal crane accident. Prosecution N. W. Conan faces contempt charge. Ferris sentenced for contempt in Stittsville. Dobbine and former Mano player scandal noted. Tri-county Farmers’ meeting in Cad1m gathers delegates. Chinatown exhibits planned for Chicago show next year. Boyne City wears wearlet fever quarantine. milk deliveries stopped. Bay City pushes state home for defective children. Senator Collinge drafts bill. Port Huron’s Young Men’s Business Association elects officers.
Akron villagers vote to incorporate and govern as a village with eight commissioners to draft a charter, township votes 32 to 22, total 40 for incorporation and 16 against, about 100 electors. Also reports various obituaries, accidents, and local incidents across Michigan towns.
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