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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
6
A group of signatories pledges to refund the cost of a seventy bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure the cough or call. They also guarantee a 25 cent bottle to prove the amount refunded. Riverdale area names listed.
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil as a permanent cure for piles or hemorrhoids, claiming relief, immediate effect, and a guaranteed cure for external or internal symptoms. It lists prices 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1.00, with prepaid mail order from Humphrey Medicine Co of New York.
An advertisement extols Zoa Phora as a universal remedy for female complaints. It includes testimonials from Mrs F Ablet of Mauriee Onto and others, claiming relief from irregularities, pains, and childbirth issues. It promotes free trials and quotes doctors and druggists endorsing the product.
The latest Paris notes discuss a diamond cna for combat and a new disposery. WT McGee cites a strom and vincing details, while references to vaailner, fourteen clothing, and Thornton Tonge trates hint at medical or scientific advances.
Beth Frisbie hosts a surprise party at Mr Groves with jelly cake and several friends in attendance. Mice Lignie TM Robinson entertained company and a telephoned meeting was held at Forest Hill for Union Telephe Company voting.
A cottage meeting at the Ross is announced for next Sunday by Elder Mann with doors open for all. Ralph Alvord is in critical condition and being transported to Detroit today by his brother for treatment.
Residents report Mrs Piper delaying legation in Denver Indiana following a visit with Mr and Mrs Wabatits. Mary Difis Nes shows partial recovery after Neal Wilson’s loss of weight. The Macvolers nearby prepare for a Wetline Wolsey Cente in St Tatil.
Mrs. Walker is able to be out again. Meetings at the Davis sel house will continue another week. Mrs B Lewis’ friends learn she is getting wetter. Young people wish for money spew while old folks long for spring. Miss Cort Attes home from Kier Sunday. Ray Taylor dealt Ita Monday on Wrest items. Fred Clark of Stittsville visiting his brother Walter. Charlie and Arthur Daymen home from the North called by their mother’s illness. Frank Angell and Mr. Compton have the grit you read about. Thew faced the Minard Sunday and walked miles to supervise Sunday Belions while those Living anew this gett it foo Vand to get out of doors.
A brief ad style notice mentions Buckbell's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns and wounds. It references Goo, E. Starrar's drug store and a price of 250. The message includes personal pain notes and mentions camelra, Ky and a sufferer, with a casual testimonial tone.
Charley and Floyd Smith spent Sunday with Leslie Tippen of North Wheeler. Wilkinson link moved onto Mrs Champion's farm near Breckeridge. Frank Root and family spent Sunday with TD. Lamt and family, HW. Sith and family and AL McCawn and family spent Saturday evening at Mr. Hansted's.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions la grippe and a letter from Mr Key Kemp of Angola. It references remedies like Foley's Honey and Tar and other treatments with uncertain outcomes.
A garbled column lists various names and visits including Mrs Hort Staltast Tharrelny and Mr Muid, plus several residents visiting places like Pine River and Saginaw. It mentions social events, a Gleam Met Friday gathering, and minor society notes along with an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and related products.
Mrs dave Wiles was in St Tevteie last week for treatment by Dr Whiter. Mrs John Bieler entertained guests including Miss Hanaily Schultheiss of Merrill Ree NW. Funeral services for Mr Blatiche Hetzinin were held in Beehve. A party at Jim Ramsey's home attracted about forty guests with sapper served. Herron plans to build a new linsean in spring and is holding a revival.
Residents from Elm Hall share visits with Grant Streyer and family. Gay Horton begins landing logs at the station. An oyster gathering at the hall draws a large crowd and is deemed a general success. Several local visits occur, and the Partners Institute event is well attended with a lively mood. An exchange recounts a farmer’s home scene ending with a boy’s line about his hat.
Henry Nelson aged 20 was found dead in a vacant New Buffalo house near St Joseph. A 12 gauge shotgun with a spent shell lay in an adjoining room, suggesting homicide rather than suicide. Nelson had $60 on him but his clothes yielded no traceable motive. Authorities, including Sheriff Pennant and deputies, arrived to investigate as no clear suspect or motive emerged.
A prominent druggist cites “SAVED BY LIFE” as evidence of Scott's Emulsion’s benefits for all ages. The ad touts nourishment as the remedy for weak development and loss of flesh, claiming the product supports even delicate systems and offers free samples with a label.
A garbled OCR list details meeting dates for several lodges and officers. It mentions W. 8 HoGawr clerk, William Moyer Pur, and Michigan references. Frequent lines note monthly and weekly gatherings, officers, and secretaries with scattered names such as Mrs Makres Frantie and Mrs Fiona Stevens.
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