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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
7
Laurel Springs resident Rosa Richardson recalls near death from consumption. Doctors said a month to live, but seven bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured her and she urges others to try it for coughs colds pneumonia bronchitis and related ailments. Trial bottles offered free by Sharrar and Mulhollan.
Eight hour niwe are ignored by those tireless little workers Dr King s New Life Pile Miliona are always at wok night and day caring indigestion bil iousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and towel troubles Easy pleasant safe ware Only Qo at Sharrar Mulholland s drag store
A lengthy Washington dispatch reviews Senate actions on the agricultural appropriation bill and a commission created to select a site in Washington for a Gen. U S Grant memorial statue with a proposed cost of 250 000. The report notes electoral votes counted and pensions debated as Congress maneuvers through spending bills and related oversight.
Crawfordsville Ind Feb 16 Mau ree Thompson author died at 3 25 Friday morning after weeks of illness. He was one of the country most familiar literary figures born Fairfield Ind Sept 15 1848 and spent youth in Georgia mountains. He served in the Confederate army and later became chief engineer of the L and N railroad where he met his wife Alice Lee. His literary career followed with poems and novels including At the Window and The Wary of Artery.
A garbled historical newspaper page reports a mix of events including a murder scare at a camp in Wolf Summit, a death of a veteran in Jefferson township, clash over a prize dispute in Spain involving named royals, and a plan to open Pan-American exposition gates on Sundays. Contained are scattered notes on soldiers found dead near Warsaw and mining disasters in Seattle area with relief efforts underway.
A mob of about 200 men and women armed with axes revolvers and shotguns attacked Sebasidi’s saloon in Winfield Kansas. They smashed bottles and windows, beat and drove out owners Charles and Henry Schmidt, and injured a bystander before leaving. The incident followed shots fired at the front door and a rampage that spread through nearby areas, drawing police attention and public disorder.
Patient recounts winter 1898 1899 illness La Grippe and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy two bottles with breaking up the cold and stopping the cough. Promoter touts remedy as dependable for colds and pneumonia prevention. available via Bivins & Hhoites. Cautions against counterfeit DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from Sharrar & Mulhelfent.
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