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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
6
Mr Wheeler reports severe rheumatic pain in winter months and credits Chamberlaton Pain Balm with immediate relief after first use. He claims full cure and steady work thereafter. Bivins & Rhodes advertise sale in Northwest, New York.
The article likens bodily strength to a factory powered by digestion and nutrition. It argues that weakness stems from poor digestion or insufficient nourishment, and illustrates with testimonials praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for stomach and digestion problems. It promotes a medical adviser book for emergency care.
A chaotic early 20th century wire service spread quotes political mutterings, with references to the Mexican War veteran Phe Ptel pie tase, and mentions of the United States cabinet, President and other officials. It notes a political scene with claims of a visit invitation to Paul Kruger and mentions a Cuba storehead. The text also covers a Galveston bankruptcy note, a fatal home fire, and other scattered local incidents in a collage of reports.
Debatable treaty terms outline immediate transfer of Danish lands to the United States upon ratification, with safeguards for loyalty and governance. It names Secretary of State Hay and Danish minister Trin, sets timelines for exchange, and covers rights for inhabitants including allegiance, taxation, and property. Also mentions British imperial actions and a mix of unrelated notices about medicines and advertisements.
The Senate passed a bill to raise U S judges salaries by 23 percent and considered urgent deficiency appropriations. A separate measure by Senator Hoar would raise salaries for senators and House members to 7500 and the Speaker and president pro tem to 15000. Debate raged over Philippine tariff provisions and Isthmian policy as foreign relations committee prepared a Danish West Indies treaty report. Washington February 7.
In Groton Massachusetts on February 1 Theodore Roosevelt Jr., oldest son of President Roosevelt, is described as seriously ill with double pneumonia. Secretary Cortelyou stated the condition is unchanged and too early to judge recovery chances after examination by Dr Alexander Litibert, arriving from New York.
A early morning blaze swept the Emire causing ten men and one woman to perish in St. Louis Fel 0 with the fire destroying the structure and speculation on cause underway as investigators probe the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference detaining for work in Detroit and rising charges tied to schedules and fares. Mentions trains, addresses, and organizations in unclear context, implying transit fee controversy and service disruptions affecting passengers.
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