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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
4
Notices of church events and obituary items appear with charges based on word count. The column outlines pricing for obituaries, word fees beyond 125 words, and related paid notices, with specifics on word rates and allowances.
A historical critique argues taxes burden farmers more than owners in thriving towns. It links municipal tax suits to dwindling patronage, shuttered stores, and declining property values, detailing how abatements and government levies drive depopulation and economic decline amid wealthy districts.
Fragmentary historical text describes Arctic peoples as skilled hunters unable to be soldiers, noting their endurance through storms and hunger. It discusses cultural beliefs, early biology ideas, and knightly ceremony evolutions, interwoven with jumbled quotes and unrelated documentary remnants.
Poultry expert Harris of the State Agricultural College advises on goose husbandry for home use and markets. Geese thrive on bluegrass or clover pastures, winter on rye or wheat, and require soaked grain unless rare. Geese are profitable for eggs but poor mothers, best when kept under chicken hens.
A Weather Bureau compare-and-contrast explains that the atmosphere, though about 140 miles thick at its extreme, is tiny next to Earth's 8,000 mile diameter. Most mass lies below seven miles, forming a film barely thicker than an apple skin, yet storms unleash vast energy across large swaths of the United States.
An old belief that Timothy improves soil fertility is challenged by recent observations. Timothy removal may deplete humus and release nutrients more slowly, with surface erosion and soil exhaustion noted. The study suggests continuous cropping without Timothy risks reduced yields and poorer soil health over time.
Admiral Beatty rises to command the Grand Fleet following Jellicoe. The piece notes Beatty's prior leadership at Jutland and Helgoland and credits him with distinguishing actions against the German Navy.
A fragmentary devotional note urges self improvement and trust in God. It cautions against selfishness and urges readers to be better people to inspire others, insisting steady guidance leads to victory over obstacles. The writer advocates honest counsel over flattering words and steadfastly following one’s moral path.
A child named Alberta joins Charlie for a snowy day adventure and a fort built with dolls when a bigger boy invites Charlie over the fence. A fall leads to a knocked tooth and a visit to the dentist aided by protective measures. The tale ends with a reflective note on care and resilience.
A cryptic market note mentions rate changes and high grade policy details. Names linked include Orn and Akin with addresses at 1004 State Street and MC Lake, while Ho-Gtep appears as a partial term. The fragment hints at incentives to review offerings.
A Tanlac advertisement features Chester J Wheeler praising Tanlac for easing severe postmeal nausea and fatigue. It claims a broad claim that ninety five of a hundred people with stomach troubles could improve by giving their stomachs a chance with regular meals and exercise, and notes Tanlac is available at Look Paterson Drug Co and several local stores.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Adlericka Mushew as a universal laxative for severe constipation. It claims immediate relief by affecting the entire alimentary tract, noting rapid results, reduced gas, and prevention of appendicitis, with sales through general merchants.
A probate court session in Trani Waieheon convened to hear estate matters of Mary vheromciend Wis. The record notes service of notice and entries in the court docket. Officials include the Pro bate Clerk and the Recorder of Probate.
A merchant's wife suffered stomach trouble and could eat nothing but toast fruit and hot water. Adler-ike claimed to instantly benefit the entire alimentary tract relieving constipation gas and appendicitis like symptoms. Reimers Drug Store advertises the product as quick acting and effective.
A consumer notice touts a weight loss remedy called Task tablets as a harmless, doctor recommended solution. It claims easy usage without dieting and promises gradual weight reduction. Readers are urged to visit the Tass Co. store in Boston or mail for a free box and coupon.
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