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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
7
Ayesha leads companions to a ruined gorge temple near Kor’s shores. They glimpse a marble winged statue, descend a perilous rock bridge, and confront a mysterious godlike shrine as ancient echoes stir their voyage of discovery.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jobmained and Avesta confront danger on a gulf rock. A man, wounded and frightened, urges ascent while a plank fails. Ayesha calls for aid, and the light fades as hope wavers in the looming dusk.
A vintage ad describes Peruna as a remedy for pelvic discharges causing weakness in women, claiming quick relief for backaches, headaches, appetite loss, and fatigue. It touts a 32 page pamphlet detailing disorders from coughs to grippe, offered free by the Peruana Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus, Ohio.
Emil J. Noseck of Detroit was killed Sunday night near a saloon at Chene and Catherine streets after five drunken men assaulted him as he tried to pass through a rear doorway. He was kicked repeatedly and fatally, with a final blow to the neck. Five suspects are reportedly under arrest.
The writer recalls an expired telephone patent and endorses W P Harrison Co Columbus Ohio selling a phone like rich men use. He claims profits of up to five dollars daily with no rent and urges others to write for circulars to start this winter amid hard times.
A relief bill for honest entrants in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota passed the House to aid homesteaders whose property was damaged by last summer’s fires. It allows them to file entries in regular holds and grants time for verification and settlement, easing timber travel and residency requirements.
W F Bradley of Owossa has been named general superintendent of the ToACA fund with headquarters in Dural. duties start January 1, 180%. The state’s railroad commissioner notes a tax of 85,000 against Wistensin Contravalle and Honing for a Bessemer to Teonwood line, unpaid, with Auditor Turion authorized to sue. Michigan Populists push a cooperative labor exchange in Lanstag to link metal goods with the public, via Cooperative Papua.
The report notes a jewelry mail fraud scheme targeting jewelry boxes and uncalled for charges, with postmasters to act against it. It also covers a new pension ruling on immoral conduct affecting widows and their children, and comments by Rep Springer on the Carlisle currency bill, predicting a House vote with Democratic support though possible Republican opposition.
Advertorial claims Dr. Vierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures consumption in many cases even in advanced stages. It cites testimonials from physicians and patients, promotes a 160 page booklet, and invites readers to send address to a women’s diabetic association in Hudfa, NW.
Fragmentary 19th century table talk surveys dining habits across regions. It notes Turkish etiquette and food, Persian and Chinese customs, Japanese feast styles, English invitation norms, and French hostess attention, with casual remarks on Turkish hospitality and Mussulman practices.
A fragmentary notice describes jewelry trends with pearl settings for diamonds and onyx bases for mantels clocks. It mentions satin finished aluminum dials, red silver slabs concealing a knife, and ornate pieces like a heart shaped topaz and enamel designs. Historical quotes and scattered phrases follow about life, success, and royalty from varied locales.
Readable fragments mention names like "Kiera" and "Nekon" amid garbled phrases about tides, boilers, and a mysterious "Midas" theme. The text appears as scrambled OCR with no clear event, date, or location to identify a coherent news item.
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