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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented 1901 Gratiot County page reports local politics with references to presidential era figures and a Michigan legislature in session. It notes deaths including nurse Helen Baker, a Pine River Farmers Club meeting, and a long stream of bills on taxation mob violence health limits and marriage licenses alongside broad social issues.
A lengthy, garbled report discusses a proposed sovereignty reorganization bill and conference actions in Congress. It notes cautious handling by the President, potential ship law implications, and the push to advance or block related measures amid wartime and fiscal considerations.
An 19th century medical advertisement extols Hood's Sarea parilla for easing various maladies from rheumatism to blood impurities and fatigue. It also mentions Hood's Pills as a family favorite cathartic and records a sympathy note from Arcada Sunday School No 1 to a bereaved family. A disparate paragraph discusses New Jersey ore cultivation and a Dr Carl Lamboit lecture calling North Australia the land of contrasts.
In a fragmented report from Seotchmin history, Seatlood is cited as gulf birthplace and a world leader in the Hodanvient game, but victory eludes Seotchmin. The passage notes France's Tobreca Monopoly and references a 128 tobacco revenue figure of $05,000.
Pere Marquette agents sell tickets to Gras Mew Onteans Pensacola and other points on February 12 at one way fare for the round trip. Return limit places by March 7 for some routes and by March 4 for Washington departures. Tickets sold March 1 2 3 with further details from agents.
From the Sen-Sen Co of Rochester New York a piano march by John Philip Sousa is offered for limited national circulation. Copies are priced to cover production costs with a small run available at the office, and a boastful note on the composer’s fame accompanies the colorful edition.
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