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Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and terms like Wey ATMA Meee NBL and prices. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to anchor a proper news item or summary.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and terms like Wey ATMA Meee NBL and prices. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to anchor a proper news item or summary.
Washington February reports on financial measures including the consular and appropriation bills. Debates reference Porto Rico governance, pensions, and a proposed department of commerce. The Senate and House agendas include tariff rates, corporate contributions, and postal receipts, with various committees advancing or reporting bills.
Washington February 10. Maj Gen. Henry Ware Lawton laid to rest after a state funeral in the Church of the Covenant. President McKinley attended with cabinet members, infantry and cavalry units in attendance, and the procession moved through Washington to the cemetery. The burial followed a formal service led by Chaplain Monnet and featured military honors from multiple branches. Judge families, veterans, and a large public crowd watched the ceremonies as the flag-draped coffin was lowered. Mrs. Mary C. Lawton, widow, accompanied by her children, accompanied to Valley Forge.
The obituary notes the death of Dick Thompson in Culperper County Virginia after a long political career. It records his service as secretary at Mayes, his prominence in national conventions, and references to his writings on Protective Tariffs. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with attendees from across the state.
A truncated newspaper fragment suggests concerns about old age and health. The line hints at ailments arising from age related disorder but provides no full context or concrete details. The item reads like a brief teaser within a larger discussion of medical or social issues facing the elderly.
An advertisement touts Dr Chise's Kidney Liver Pills as restoring kidney function and curing diseases such as dropsy and nervous ailments by improving kidney health. Testimonials claim relief from back pain and improved well being after use, praising the product and its manufacturer The We Chase Medical Company.
Readable portions list various ailments and remedies with outdated medical terms and nonsensical sequence. Mentions diseases such as rheumatism kidney issues and nervous debility along with a generic sales pitch for medical remedies and doctors.
Fragmented OCR sports scattered text describes a widow, doctors predicting death from pneumonia, and a garbled account of medical remedies. Names and places appear muddled, with mentions of physicians and a dubious cure. The readable bits suggest a sensational, disorderly notice about illness and purported remedies amid a grim scene.
Stationary engineer Ching, Feb i, Martion Jonten, employed by Universal Concempany, his wife and baby died by asphyxiation in a Sunday morning incident at their Stewart Avenue and Porty-third Street residence. Cuban commissioner Prosperous Quesada, back in Washington from a island tour, reports peace and prosperity.
A chaotic Peninenio division wreck near Ford river switch, seven miles south of Kepanila, leaves nine dead and many injured. reports describe freight collision and fire, with oaths and confessions from witnesses. mentions prominent local figures and distant notices of unrelated deaths and ads.
A fragmentary testimonial from Albany Georgia praising De Witt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and general relief. The garbled text references Sharrar and Mulholland and mentions W.S. Philpot as a reader and user of the pills.
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