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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes multiple meetings and schedules including POLLABH YH, WW Makers War, and Miss THOMAS secretary EM-Arcaite. References to REGENTS AWW Hrexsen Suey, weekly events every Monday evening and Friday meetings. Also mentions Royal Temple No Th and alternate Wednesday nights with various names and places. unclear specifics due to garbled source.
Washington Feb 18 The feature cited is Senator AiTleenid and colleagues debating a broad set of finance measures. House action includes the Army appropriation question and civil reform, with remarks on Philippine policy and a resolution on Consul Macrum’s charges. A separate Kentucky judge, Richard S Tinckner, aged 51, died after a storied legal career. Louisville and Cincinnati reports note fires and statutory actions in Boston. The Chicago post office reports a record 199000 valentines mailed with postage around $5400.
The fragment hints at southern Africa names namely Lerothodi of the Bawutes Hunu of the Swagis and Dinbulu the Zulu leader, with mentions of Torolon dw Boon and a queen mother shaping political moves. It describes court intrigue and potential upheaval as figures vie for power and influence in a shifting royal landscape.
A garbled page fragment discusses monthly consumer activity, pricing, and utilities in a city. It mentions a December issue, shop openings, and local vendors. The text hints at market pricing and monthly member calculations within old city commerce. An observer notes cold weather and distant seas near urban ridges and hills.
A garbled account describes a woman claiming earnings from summer activities in eggs. She states she sent money via herbs and butter to a center, bought eggs at 23 rents, and suggests the summer boarder cannot tell the difference.
A medical journal article by Wells discusses a link between heavy keyboard practice and nervous diseases in young girls. It notes increases in hysteria, neurasthenia, and related symptoms around ages twelve to sixteen, alleging overuse of the piano harms mental and physical health without decisive proof.
In a fragmented excerpt a tale unfolds around a widow connected to a trav Cetera Narnia and a series of idiosyncratic names and events. The readable text hints at romantic entanglements and a trial battle scene linked to a local drag house and a discovery labeled Risig's New Discovery.
Federal Judge Taft refused to enjoin the Kentucky state board of elections and Democratic contestants for governor and lieutenant governor. He termed the Goebel election law the most infamous statute before courts, but ruled jurisdiction lay with state matters. The ruling followed extensive testimony of alleged outrages, with delays and appeals noted as lawyers consider eminent national figures for future arguments.
An inexact report recalls actions in Frankfort Kentucky with ratified proceedings naming William Govbel as governor and mentioning C W Beckham as lieutenant. The piece blends military and diplomatic notes about Cuba, American forces, and wartime aims, with scattered references to figures and events in Washington and Havana.
In a melodramatic vignette, a suitor declares affection in French to a woman at a doorway as a neighbor and a chaperone observe. The scene unfolds amid a bustling social setting with murmurs of urban life and fashionable chatter.
The readable fragments mention products from Sharrar and Mulholland, remedies for coughs and constipation, and named individuals praising cures. The text lists locations and personal testimonials, with references to medicines and patent cures, in a period voice.
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