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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
7
A reader from Upnhart Wing Green Ohio describes a leg sore burning and itching relief using Down's Ointment. The product allegedly removes pain instantly and provides a permanent cure as claimed by the user.
Dr Humphreys Specifics see peak demand amid long standing trust as the medicine line claims wide use and acclaim. The text notes strong popularity and the widest sales in its history, citing inherent therapeutic value and broad customer reception.
Grand Rapid reports Henry Laring leapt into a cistern on Fourth Avenue intending to end his life. Neighbors dragged him from seven feet of water as hysteria among women and children grew. He died before responders could extract him. Also in Madrid, Mme Humbert and relatives linked to Paris safe frauds were arrested after fleeing Paris since May 9.
A Beall Minnesota man urges persistence with Dr King s New Discovery for consumption noting his wife recovered after trying the remedy and four bottles cured her Improvements appeared quickly and a risk free trial bottle is offered by Sharrar and Mulholland with prices 50 cents to 1.00 dollars.
Senate debates on the omnibus statehood bill end by unanimous consent with reconvening January 5 1903. Other measures pass include a $139 847000 pension bill and a 1145400 deficiency bill. Hawaii judgments of $1 million approved over bubonic plague ties. House transfers livestock disease regulation to agriculture and passes the legislative appropriation bill with Hepburn antitrust funding. Session ends with adjournment to January 5.
City of Indianapatia to house over 500000 labor union workers after January 1. Officials of the United Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners move offices from Philadelphia to the city. International Typographical Union also places head offices there. Death of Charley Gritin, noted former state official, in Hammond. Destruction reported at Andijen, Central Asia. National Bureau of Industrial Statistics to meet in Washington, plan tax discussions. Louisiana Purchase Flag Day observed in St. Louis with groundbreaking for world’s fair anniversary.
A frightened horse rampaged through a street endangering occupants in a chaotic incident. The passage notes Buckle Arnica Salve as a trusted remedy for burns cuts sores keroma and piles with a 25 cent price at Sharrar and Mulhol's drug store.
The Michigan Supreme Court upholds a rule that pupils must go directly home after school. It supports Principal Cody of Webster School as proper to protect children from bad influences and assure parental trust, noting the moral duty of school authorities to direct students home promptly.
A dispatch from St Joseph reports Dee 22 a 22 year old woman and child died after a stove fire in the kitchen. The infant’s death followed burns and inhalation as the family tried to extinguish flames. A witness described a coat catching, and a man was wounded by a fall during the incident. The case is expected to go to the supreme court for review. notable damages include 1500 in the will of Sarah Warn against Atlanta. A separate item notes a fatal elevator accident in Washington built by Steven, and the state faces tax disputes and national livestock convention plans. Other reports cover a church altar costing 1000 and a donation in St Michael’s parish. A man from Standish was killed while felling a tree.
Fragmented report covers a judge's ruling on dogs rights to defend themselves and bite in self defense, referencing a suit for damages against Mr Ehoon. The piece touches on a legal view that a dog can justify biting when defending its life, plus odd notes on animal behavior and unrelated local incidents.
Decatur Alabama resident Mrs S H New som credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of agony from indigestion loss of appetite and stomach and bowel issues. She reports hearty meals and weight gain after using the medicine, advertised as a guaranteed cure available for 50 cents at Sharrar and Malholland's drug store.
A West Port man, Homer Hall, credits King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life after a severe lung illness and persistent cough. He reports significant weight gain and urges others to try the remedy, alongside Burdock Blood Bitters and Witch Hazel Salve for various ailments. DeWitt & Co. markets the salve as a specific cure for piles and skin problems, warning against counterfeit products.
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