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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
4
Go F. Brown publishes a terse Alma notice arguing Democratic leaders oppose labor gains and favor broad anti trust attacks. The piece criticizes editors claiming “hard times” rhetoric and labels Mr Bevan’s speeches as inciting class hostility toward all capital and large corporations.
The passage accuses Democrats of using Populists and Silver Republicans to delay loyalty shifts, claiming the party treats free silver advocates as expendable. It cites a 50 year old quote from Charles Munapron, secretary of the Democratic state central committee, about party identity and strategy.
A long, dated ad for Shaniat and Montolany promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Mepein claiming cures for constipation and stomach trouble. It touts full cosmetics and toilet articles, guarantees no old stock, and offers a free sample bottle with a coupon mailed to families in town.
A poverty social will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Wheaton two miles south and one and a half miles west of Alma on Friday evening February 1. Proceeds go to the Sunday School. All are invited.
A. H. Clark of Rockford Michigan writes of twenty years with itching piles relief after using Dr Chase's Ointment claiming it worked for him. The advert promises guaranteed relief for 50 cents and offers a free sample for a stamp.
Sugar beet pulp gains value for stock as Bay City pulp shipments rise. A business expert says pulp could fatten 4,000 to 8,000 cattle yearly. Ann Arbor farmers institutes to discuss beet sugar, with H W Wiley from Washington to speak. Alma factory reports 12 1 percent sugar yield at 40 dollars per ton, net per acre profits cited. Clinton County Republican comments on lower profits in local ventures.
A man named Clarence ab Tarher of Woodworth Ave Alma attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a pocketknife at about twelve o'clock. The wound was four inches long and required more than twenty stitches. Domestic troubles were cited as a motive. He survived with a severe neck injury. His wife and family previously had marital difficulties, including a separation before moving to Alma from St. Louis. He is a carpenter and had worked in the local mill and factory, with the family keeping boarders.
The undersigned agree to refund money on a zero cent bottle of Groene's Warranted Syrup of Tur for curing cough or cold. A Yi cent battle is promised to prove satisfaction or money refunded. Names listed include Stankart, MULHontaxp, Alma, Brviss, Ruopes, and Riverdale references with 1060-1 year FRep Hopsox.
Notice to taxpayers that Levi Kevver treasurer will be at the office of J F Schwarts in Alma village on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week until further notice to receive taxes for Ar Cada township.
Describes a detailed glass beveling process from roughing to final smoothing. Outlines equipment and steps including roughing mill, grinding wheel, emery wheel, and polishing stone. Notes control of bevel, edge uniformity, and final polish to achieve true bevel across plate faces.
The text discusses looming storms and cyclone warnings, advising precautions. It mentions opening windows and doors, securing property, and staying indoors as a tornado approaches. It notes cyclonic forces are mysterious and stresses calm planning and readiness. It references weather reports from Prof HM Ga and mentions Northwest, Rocky Slaw, and Pavitterent as locations in a torn and unsettled forecast.
A garbled OCR fragment lists cooking steps and names in a puzzling sequence. It mentions boiling water briefly, mixing milk with gravy, and halving eggs, with stray references to a fireman and a person named Dir Ow Hamer, lacking coherent context or clear sourcing.
Chas E Pettgioin Co advertises Bargain Week with a long list of mostly sewing notions and accessories including handkerchiefs pins buttons hose collars belts and assorted dress materials priced as quick buys. The column emphasizes quick purchases and variety for homemakers and tailors alike.
A brief catalog lists 20 cents for items including 2 pro extra heavy Fleeced Tose 1 pr Men's Double Mittens 1 pr Fine Cashmere Tose 1 pr Fine Cashmere Sox 1 pr Ladies Rubbers 5 yds Best Printer extra good Ladies Fascinator L garment Men's Extra Heavy Underwear.
A town notice outlines daily weather forecasts being mailed to thirteen post offices and eight public places with free mailing upon request. Another notice announces Mrs Emton Morden as embroidery and Battenberg agent for Miss Anna Ashley, plus silk supplies and stamping. Village council meeting minutes record passes, orders, and adjournment.
An ad touts Dr. A W Chase s Nerve and Blood Pills as a condensed nerve food that rebuilds nerve tissue and restores pale languid women to robust health. It features a facsimile signature and urges purchase from druggists. Also promotes Marsh Reading Stand and Revolving Book Case with sales pitch and publisher contact in Chicago.
A note requests prompt payment and a look out for assistance in a recovery matter involving Bolan. The message asks for support and timely action to secure funds and aid.
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