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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
7
For more than 500 years Humphreys' Specifics have been valued by people. A medical book was sent free, reflecting continued reliance on historic remedies and instructions.
Obscure probate notice reads as a claim about estate settlement in Michigan. The text identifies creditors filing claims against the estate of Somiver in the probate court, with dates and names garbled in OCR form. The fragment references a hearing and official action by the judge of probate.
Brayton travels to Dinaghpore near Gaur and clashes with Pendleton in a ruined temple. Pendleton offers a deadly test using four crystal essences that grant happiness love or content, advancing a brutal plan to win Eleanor. Brayton counters with a hidden cage containing Eleanor's image and a death clue, forcing Pendleton to choose and drink until a final dawn reveals the vanished rival transformed by the fourth essence.
A 35 year old man named Bixby retreats from city life, meets a country schoolgirl named Alice Middleton during morning walks, and becomes enchanted by her poetic conversations. She invites him to send his address, later appears in an opera and reveals she is a rising performer in a staged engagement, complicating their relationship.
Parkinson Frank Frisbie and family suffer a grip attack. The Parkinson M E church members surprised their pastor Friday afternoon. L A S meet at W F Michaels and wife on February 22. Auction sale and supper postponed to February 24 at Rose Newcomb home due to bad weather. Miss Cheeseman in St Louis. Jerry Baynton struck with apoplexy last Tuesday. Wa R C Thimble Club to meet with Mrs Francis Hawley on Gratiot Avenue February 21. Thimble Club of the Methodist lecture will meet next Thursday with Mrs Ceaser on State Street.
The Forest Hill School held chapel Friday morning with a varied program. Students sang God Bless Our Native Land, presented Lincoln related pieces, and a new choir performed Your Mission. The program featured Byron Markham and Carl Wort, along with Ellen Richardson, Ward Leonard, and Rena Mills among others.
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