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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented OCR passage shows rural dialogue about wood cutting and farm chores and a theatrical or poetic aside on wheat and a mock historical scene. It ends with a chaotic note on Alcibiades wife and a domestic disturbance. The text includes names like Hiram Shaw Parmer Nayhor and Meidergrass and images of markets and divunuren.
A terse exchange unfolds at a doorstep over a found dog, with a young maker claiming the owner might be a gentleman in a Philadelphia press context. The parties echo unease and uncertainty as the moment ends without resolution.
Beth Graham enters real estate with Interborough Realty, joining Langhorne of Transit Construction. The pair shape Hollingworth Terrace sales, guiding designs and comforts for suburban cottages. A romance blooms as The Lodge sells for 8,500 dollars to a single buyer, uniting Beth and Langhorne.
In a troubled land the Berbers of North Africa endure, descended from ancient carriers of the green standard. They lived in mountain fastness after being displaced from the plains by invasion, preserving oral tradition in a tongue called Shilhab, despite a lack of formal literature.
The piece argues that the many fail due to fear of losing money, while winners invest fully and pursue the right path. It cites John Wanamaker's bold moves, including paying for advertising space with a wheelbarrow delivery and risking funds to secure sales, contrasting cautious merchants who would save a dollar and miss gains.
For early tomatoes seek high ground sloping east or south with sandy soil, though clay loam can work. Enrich with stable manure, about twenty loads per acre. Plow and prepare alongside corn work, then plant 4 by 4 feet. Pots grown will scarcely wilt after setting.
An Iowa Homestead formula describes a thirty six inch long box trap split into two compartments for catching minks weasels and similar pests. A live chicken is placed in the smaller division and the device is set near a coop to lure and trap the predators within a few nights.
The Pennsylvanian experiment station reports alfalfa thrives in compact gravelly soil with good rainfall and responds to heavy phosphoric weld and potash. Barnyard manure per acre yields better growth than fertilizer components. Turkestan alfalfa less valuable than common alfalfa and fall sowing on dry land resists winters better than red clover.
A fragmented catalog of 1900s style classifieds and medical ads. Mentions of Heecklin Arnica Salve, Olmans Convis sales, a J D Helman auctioneer, a publisher seeking a magazine rep, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, De Shoop’s Cough Cure, and Stanard Central Drug Store promotions. Includes personal names and local business references with scattered lines about remedies and sales.
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