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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1891
Page
7
A Watertown Wisconsin druggist G Gloger testifies that Boschee's German Syrup gave remarkable relief for a severe cold. He notes a lady patient doubted patent medicines but after a few doses she paid and said she would never be without it. The endorsement emphasizes coughs sore throat and hoarseness relief.
A feature on a remote population of charcoal burners from Clinton, Marion, and Guilford counties between the Connecticut River and western Middlesex and New Haven, detailing their lifestyle, schooling, methods of burning pit coal, economic practices, and rough culture including alcohol use and hunting.
An interview with a traveller describes living with earthquakes in Central America a native habit of calmly enduring tremors the sky hazy crowds ceasing noise and a rapid return to normalcy after shaking. A separate note reports a rich man in St Petersberg leaving a sealed will that hid another sealed packet and a seventh seal only recently broken.
Fragmented read from Mr Gray's plating life shows a plater in Zanestile Ohio sending three items to W J Griffith Co and earning 54 dollars weekly. The text then veers to misdated ads and dubious cures, ending with a garbled note about trial packages from Bulling Brothers Drag Co St Louis.
The text argues that refunds and rewards are used to mask poor honesty in grantee business. It stresses the need for trust and local dealer backing. It asserts Dr. Pierce’s medicines are guaranteed to work or money returned, implying strong maker confidence as a decisive factor for consumers.
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