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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1897

Page

4

Republican County Convention and tariff debate excerpt

The piece describes the Republican County Convention in detail, listing call areas, delegates, and aims to nominate for County School Commissioner. It shows strong support for tariff reform, rail production growth, and steel exports, arguing for policies to restore prosperity and boost employment. It references Grand Rapids convention tickets and intraparty splits with populists and democrats.

Jascnists Grand Trapids Supreme Court Geo. L. Yaple The Staty University Stanley E. Parkhill Shiwasses County Thorn Robert Livingston County John O. Zabel Monroe State University M. D. Graves Potoxkey Robert McDougal Hillelife Michigan

Bevan on 106 Cent Dollar Reply and Patience

A Bevan organ remarks the 106 cent dollar may be all right but we are still waiting to receive it. It urges patience until a 100 cent dollar administration can swap from your deficit and notes four years of “good off democratic times and Grover and clever” with a wary grin.

Bevan Grover Clever Inter-Ocean

Rough Night at New Brewery Opening with Fancy Couple

A Washington Post tale describes a young woman in a seal cape and a man in a formal manner visiting a new brewery. An affable diamond-studded man invites them for drinks and boasts of the place while the woman appears wary and unsettled as they leave.

Washington Post Tina Wicked Washigton

Thankful vagrant seeks clothing in uptown mansion

A tattered man pleads at an uptown mansion door in Detroit. A benevolent woman invites him in and offers clothing from her husband’s wardrobe, then asks for a fan. The scene ends with the man departing, noting his need for warmer items and the burglar's chain heard as he leaves.

Hut Florida Uptown Almos:t Detroit Mylam Hiv

Rules for Sailors Onboard Shipboard Enforce Severe Fines

A 19th century shipboard code imposes strict penalties for quarrels and provocations with forfeited wages. Carrying a sheath knife or bringing spirits costs three and two days pay, respectively, while smoking or neglecting to extinguish lights costs a day each. Other infractions include sleeping on duty, untimely dinners, grooming neglect on Sabbath, and fighting, with heavier penalties for theft or smuggling.

Tooth Drawing Ameliorated by Use of Electricity

An 19th century Cincinnati Enquirer item touts painless tooth extraction using a small battery and two handles as a local anaesthetic. The dentist’s device delivers a current through teeth and gum, allowing rapid extraction without nitrous oxide gas.

The Cincinnati Enquirer

Shower of ice in squall reported on HMS Simeon

In the Philosophical Transactions a report by Captain Blakiston notes Simeon was two days out from Cape Good Hope when a squall produced a shower of irregular solid ice pieces, some as large as a paving brick, not hail.

Simeon Cape Good Hope Blakiston London Furturie Enbs Carta

Awful Break In Hoxton Romance Ends In Swoon

Beatrice Montgomery, a fair Hoxton girl, meets Harold Bentley at a social event. He speaks of his European family, sisters and mother, while Beatrice recalls Wellesley days and distant explorations. After a dramatic swoon and a revelation that his mother is a widow, she cries to remove him from sight.

Hoxton Tarvid Bentley Kays Cleveland Clevelyal Europe Beatrice Montgomery Min Daston Harold Bentley Willy

Wandering Jew praised and condemned by readers

A Missouri man recalls his fascination with Eugene Sue's Wandering Jew and the thrill of discovering the work, while others deride it as a vile story. The reminiscence contrasts with fond admiration for Walter Scott's The Antiquary, highlighting enduring appeal of classic literature across generations.

Missouri Eugene Sue Vincent St. Loui Washington Post

Flies and Wasps Amuse and Awe Readers

A column describes swarms of flies and wasps attacking cattle with wasps plucking wings and carrying prey to feed larvae. It also recounts a charming tale of an empress’s moment of warmth when asked about her baby and a misinformed American clergyman’s theory on Adam and Eve and skin color.

Nature Ke M. Barring Tlen Rhine Larrington Adam and Kym Tt Eve Africa Esmur

Colton’s Advice on Wants and Wallets in a Corner Note

In a Windom chat, Colton’s proverbs spark a debate about real need and desire. A shopper quotes the line about a capital guardan of your capital, and the speaker muses on inward wealth versus outward purchases.

Trained Chameleons Demonstrate Unexpected Intelligence

A Philadelphia girl aged 12 trained Florida chameleons to respond to signals. They stood, folded fore paws, and posed in prayer then rolled and played dead on command, showing intricate behaviors and apparent understanding for a reptile.

Royk Mpl Menriena Keene Philadelphia Brinton Baliye

A Beneficent Famine Plans Public Work Relief

The famine in North India deepens as relief shifts from charity to work programs. The government will fund and construct irrigation and public works in the Northwest Provinces and Punjab, creating employment to avert future disasters. This marks a long-term pivot to productive relief amid escalating hunger.

India Cedhico New York Asti

Untitled Note on Wartime Wine Prices and Months

Opaque text fragment references wine price eight dollars and thirty cents, mentions months and a time frame. Not enough readable entities to identify people, places, or organizations.

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