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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
6
Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit Michigan suffering severe rectal trouble lies up on operation then it used Dr. King's New Life Pills and wholly cured. The notice mentions preventing appendicitis and constipation as well as headache. © 260, uC. F. Brown's.
Alma College presents items from the newly issued Almanian featuring notable discoveries, campus events, and brief notices of student achievements. Highlights include cultural clubs, athletic updates, and upcoming lectures for the spring term.
The annual Washington birthday banquet of Zeta Sigma Literary Society at Wright House featured many returning college graduates and locals. Toasts by Rev Louis Brooke and others mixed humor with reflections on the society’s past, present, and future, concluding with a stirring address by James Norton. A student fund minstrel show followed, raising nearly thirty dollars for the faculty fund and showcasing local talent.
A period home remedy claims to cleanse and strengthen kidneys, easing backache and urinary trouble. Mix Fiuid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. take teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. May be bought from a local druggist at nominal cost.
Civil war veteran J. A. Stone of Kemp Texas describes resisting a death plot blamed on a stubborn cold that left him frail before using Dr King's New Discovery. The remedy allegedly restored his health and weight from 180 to 178 pounds. It is marketed for severe colds coughs hemorrhages asthma and pneumonia prevention with a trial bottle offered free and a one dollar price guaranteed by C F P Brown.
The L. and N. depot at Lexington in central Kentucky, begun in 1888 as a railroad station, is described as the oldest structure originally built for a railroad and a landmark to the old order. The first passenger car began its Alleghenies run to Frankfort from its northwest corner. The building has stood for nearly three-quarters of a century.
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