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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
7
The timetable lists arrivals and departures at Union Depot Porter's Street section with stops near Court Street. Saginiw W is noted in timetable shorthand, indicating a scheduled stop or service segment for the F. P. M. railroad. The fragmentary text suggests a period timetable update or listing of routes and depot connections.
The article critiques President Cleveland and the silver issue, arguing for a flexible monetary standard and opposing English gold dominance. It cites Morgan syndicate influence, calls for coined money based on gold and silver, and notes North Dakota sentiments favoring independent financial policy and possible third party. It frames the silver supporters as not idiots and warns against overreliance on gold standard policies.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Milwaukee and nearby streets with unclear place names and stray phrases. The text shows incomplete place references and nonsensical sequences, hindering clear extraction of events or entities. No coherent reportable fact emerges beyond distorted geographic references.
Fragmentary text mentions exclusions and substitutions but lacks coherent event, date, or identifiable subjects to form a valid news card with required entities.
The piece discusses figures like Morgan Pugh Johnston and Kolb in Alabama politics as free silver advocates, opposing Clevelandism and predicting a silver revival. It argues for returning silver to monetary prominence and uniting free silver forces to defeat plutocracy with a GOP-Populist alliance.
Speech excerpt discusses wheat pricing under silver currency. It argues farmers in India and Mexico receive $1.25 per bushel in silver or half that in gold, reflecting a stable silver-based price. It contrasts pre and post monetary system changes and mentions a planned debate on the issue and a 1872 debt.
The passage references efforts to detect crime and identify beneficiaries, mentions a Paris conference of 1867 with John Sher Ho, and notes a bank and gold reserve appeal by Secretary Carlist. It suggests a continental origin of some movement and a Treasury coin support plan, with incomplete names and fragmented context.
A fragment urges voters to abandon reliance on government principles and to think independently for thirty years. It questions current actions to ensure voters can support liberty, home prosperity, and family welfare, urging the people to do their own thinking and voting.
A decayed text describes a potential cure and mentions Dr Samathine and the Perna Deng Manufacturing Company. It notes limited stores carrying the product and a faithful trial by those who have tried Valelaiwhery remedies. The fragment references remedies for bowel issues and a hoped public demonstration.
Baltimore American reports on boys in Philadelphia inhaling gasoline from street lamp tanks and barrels. James Dougherty led several youths into repeated gasoline intoxication, with others joining after discovering a barrel. One 14 year old, George Golithorpe, was found unconscious and taken to the police station. authorities fear dangerous health effects from inhalation.
The Russian agriculture minister releases yield figures for 100 European provinces including Poland and Russia proper. Data lists crops such as wheat barley with totals in English bushels, citing regions like Moscow, Livonia, and Bessarabia, with mixed crop outputs and high variability across areas.
An elderly patient recounts recovery from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine and Dr Miles Heart Dare. The testimonial claims dramatic nerve and heart improvements, crediting the remedies with life saving effect and renewed vitality. Free samples are offered by mail from Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an arts event tied to individuals including Mateos Psaa and others with unclear roles. Readable terms indicate a local schedule or prompting activity and the involvement of a person named Shweta in a cultural context.
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