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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1887
Page
4
A political gathering features Senator Habiidis and Governor Luge as the crowd celebrates a swift resolution. The event ends with the governor signing autographs, reflecting the festive mood and sense of accomplishment.
The legislature adjourns Saturday after police and senate leaders clash over timing and management. Representative Mellor urged action on titles and bills while party factions argued over provisions for pay, pardons, and structural reforms. A special session and travel plans to Ann Arbor were noted, with Algerian-inspired debates shaping the week’s end.
Fragmented text outlines a broad discussion on health care reform and poverty alleviation framed as a national election issue. It references leadership, examination by the American people, and calls for prioritized spending, with mentions of policy priorities and electoral influence on funding.
A fragmented OCR of Alma Schools attendance data lists primary classes and teachers with notes on daily attendance, tardiness, and enrollment. It mentions grades one to four, reports like average daily attendance and absences, and names Maria Govan and other staff, all in garbled form.
Contest rules for a county school prize are outlined with judges and procedures. Teachers oversee pupil submissions from Gratiot County districts. Prizes, essays, and a public exhibition are tied to the county convention and Traders' Association event.
A Baltimore Sun quote describes Samoan women in lava lava and garlands, their dances, adornments, and the siva performance led by Faapio. It also reports a new telegraph device called the Senserhone that uses finger touch instead of sound for receiving signals, similar to a sounder.
A crowded faded advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for skin diseases fever sores rheum and other ailments. It lists a price of 24 cents per box and names TS Webb of Crnglis as the seller, with references to other products and local distribution details.
A market visitor reports health improvement after using Hillard’s remedy for rheumatism. The account praises the product, claims relief from long standing symptoms, and notes unsolicited endorsements from a local market vendor. The source presents a personal testimonial aimed at validating the remedy.
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