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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
8
Charles Rhodes announces he has secured the agency for Parisian Sage a dandruff cure and hair dressing The product is guaranteed to invigorate hair cure dandruff in two weeks stop hair loss itching scalp and splitting ends It also promotes thick lustrous hair at 50 cents a large bottle from Rhodes.
Weekly advertised letters list for January 1 1910 includes Emma Brenner L E Birdsall Peter Hain Morton and others. Uncalled items will go to dead letter office January 17 1910. The item also includes plain guidance that earache is often caused by dental issues and promotes warm olive oil as a remedy with a warning not to insert objects into the ear canal.
Mr Hubbell of Antrim county visited at Mr Sharlow's during the holidays. Many relatives and friends, including Welch, Noffringer, Markham, Moody, Camfield, Steele, Wells, Noffsinger, and Stalter, spent Christmas or vacation periods with family in Forest Hill and nearby towns. Several returned home after celebrations, with trips to Cleveland, Buffalo, or Ohio for visits.
Siler City resident Will A. Marsh reports lasting relief from piles after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He says burns, boils, ulcers, fever sores, eczema, cuts, and chilblains disappeared quickly. Available for 25 cents at Browns.
Mra B McKinney of Liptonda received word that her son Clyde Waldo, employed at Lipton smelting works, was badly injured when caught between four timber stacks and eight large iron wheels. He was taken to the hospital with Dr. assisting.
The article celebrates Alma Dr Brainard’s renowned care at Brainerd’s hospital. It praises his skill as a physician and surgeon and commends nurse Miss Sanborn and Miss McCoy for their devoted, tireless attention. Gratitude is extended to doctor and wife, and to friends who sent flowers, for brightening the patient’s lonely hours. The recipient is Mrs M H Bansill.
Abbott wears a badly crushed shoulder with feared internal injuries. Arthur Moulton and Flora Moulton of Jackson visit their uncle C. R. Moulton. Flora Waldo is very ill. Ray Ellison of Williamson vacationing with aunt Mrs Moulton and visiting relatives near Shepherd and Riverdale. Mr and Mrs James Wells spent New Years with uncle Frank Newcombe of Isabelle. Mr and Mrs Hendershott and children of Seville had New Years dinner with C. R. Moulton. Frances Waldo of Belding vacationing with mother Mrs B. McKinney. Mrs Scottie of Carson City visiting brother C. R. Moulton. Mr and Mrs HJ Hyde hosted children Royal Hyde and Mrs W Walter Vliet and families of Alma. Glenn Hicks and daughter Zelma visited C. R. Moulton Sunday.
An ad describes a “wild blizard” of winter illness bringing coughs colds and grippe and urges immediate use of Dr King’s New Discovery. A. L. Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi reports a full cure after three weeks with grip. The product is offered at 50 cents to 1.00 dollars, guaranteed by F Brown.
Milton Veeder remains ill at present. Wi and Perry Adams are mentioned alongside a fine new cutter. Mrs Nellie Fookes and Alma’s daughter visited last week. School started in the Day and Wright district Monday. F Wright and family moved to Missouri. John Wright family visited La Mille station. Johnson entertained a cousin from Seville. Wm Micheals and Sumner bon family visited Lee Raycraft’s. Leslie Mills and wife visited their son in Pleasant one day. Mr Jenners of Alma bought the old C F Wright place. Mrs Wm Adame is sick. Arthur Wright and family of Shepherd spent Sunday with Mrs Francis Fleming.
Alfred Nestle and Hazel Harrock were married in Mason on Monday evening December 27. They plan to reside in Lansing this winter. Mr and Mrs Henry Fuller have returned from Ohio. Gay Horton and wife visited Allen Hazelton and wife Sunday. Cassie Smith is employed in Lansing. George Olives’s parents from Saginaw county are visiting for a few days. Allen Hazelton lost a horse when it broke its leg last Tuesday. A large crowd attended the Farmers’ Club last Thursday. Mrs Bert Bailey and daughter called on Mrs Matten Sunday.
M P Davia has been quite poorly for some time. A large Gleaners gathering met in Coe village Saturday with more to follow. Many neighbors and relatives visited over New Years, including W T Ross and wife returning from Midland and Mrs Maud Conkling arriving from Riverdale to help her sister. A piano of songs and music, a dinner by Mr Culver, and small gifts framed the festive visit.
An 19th century style advertorial asserts deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee for catarrh induced deafness. It urges sending for a circular from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
West Ferris revival meetings began Sunday evening at Pine Grove church with Miss Eva Throop of Ferris as guest of Orpha DeYoung. School started Monday at King school house with Maude Reid as teacher. John Lousley and wife visited Fred and wife Sunday. Henry Rogers and Ralph Lillie conducted business in McBride Saturday. Floyd Stevens of Lansing spent Christmas with his parents. James Gregory, employed at Belding silk mills, spent Christmas at home and returns to work Monday morning.
Dr King's New Life Pills promoted as safe relief for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues and bowel disorders. The ad asserts ease and sure health benefits with use at C. F. Browns Bicents location.
Alma resident Mrs F Ziegenfaas testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney pain and backache. She recalls a previous attack two years earlier and credits the remedy with removing the trouble and improving kidney function. The product is sold by Charles Rhodes drug store in Alma and by dealers nationwide for 50 cents.
Club Bing announces limited time offers featured in its list. Readers are urged to act quickly to secure discounts on select goods and services.
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