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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
2
Lingering colds and coughs after influenza are hard to beat but Foley’s Honey and Tar brings relief. The testimony notes that the remedy has helped many, with users praising its value and effectiveness in easing coughs and chest congestion.
Old family remedy praised for coughs colds throat irritation and bronchial issues. Promoted as safe with no opiates and widely available in Alma retailers.
Regular Alma city commission meeting held at city chambers with Mayor Chiles Ro Morphy presiding. Members Creiner Archer Class and others present. minutes approved. various bills including General Fund Mort Pipe & Supply Co Home bby Fuel Co and others were read, approved and paid.
City actions include police report acceptance, cemetery board appointment, and council motions. Homecomings for Alma and Crystal relatives noted, with residents visiting. Farmers loan association to hold annual meeting January 18. City of Alma delegation to Bristol launching ceremony approved.
Wright School began Monday after two weeks break. Mrs Arthur Kinney and baby of Pontine and Miss Laura Kinney of Ypsilanti visited Mr and Mrs Sam Veeder. May Lentz returned to Detroit after holidays with her parents. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Poster Wilbur is ill. Mrs Chas Crist of Alma spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Archie Rodgers. Jake Sander, longtime resident near Elwell, died Friday morning. funeral held at home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Webb hosted a wooden wedding anniversary party Tuesday with about sixty guests. Midlant orchestra provided music and a merry time was had planted wished long life. Mr and Mrs Harry Carpenter of Midland and Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter of Lansing attended.
The ad extols Tom's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys, urging use to prevent urinary disorders and Bright's disease. Endorsed by a Missouri resident, it claims decades of use, with price eight dollars or less at dealers, and directs readers to Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Phillip Hicks left Paointey for Kaan Fisindes to visit his sister Mrs Worden then Milwaukee to stay winter with son Howard and Arthur Forquer. Mrs. Worden and others were in Stanton on business. Various residents attended parties, visits, and New Year events. School resumed in Wright district after a holiday break. Continuous street names and low-clarity OCR obscure details.
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