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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1892
Page
7
The Hon. J. W. Fennimore, Sheriff of Kent County, Del., residing in Dover, reports his long family use of August Flower. He describes chronic headaches and related symptoms including stomach fullness and nausea, noting the remedy provides relief when taken for his health complaint.
Henamin Leigh of Newtin recalls carrying a $10,000 package from Atlanta to Newnan in October 1842. He met Georgia railroad agent John F. Mims, accepted a cash parcel for a man named Yorrell, and faced pursuit, robbery risk, and a long night at Fairbarn as two wagon trains neared. He delivered the packet to J. Mitchell in Newnan, ending the perilous journey with statements about honesty and security in those days.
A garbled page blends quips on masculinity age beliefs and self_overcoming with numerous advertisements for patent remedies and tonic claims. It cites dubious cures, medical claims, and assorted notices, interspersed with fragmented names and products, all in a fragmented early 20th century style.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mudge questions Wickwire about a habit of answering by asking a question. Mudge recalls a past attempt to borrow a sovereign, noting Wickwire’s reply asked if he was fooling himself. The dialogue highlights wit and missed understandings between the two.
A playful dialogue features a timid tramp asking if a big dog hates tramps, answered with humor about the dog’s fondness for treats and chowing them down, highlighting interaction with Tiga and Phila Presa.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female suffering and weakness. It claims to correct functional disorders, bearing-down pains, and displacements, offering a nervine tonic with refunds if unsatisfied, and asserts the medicine is legitimate and affordable.
Ronald Kennedy of Roxbury Mass speaks about a messy situation involving business and personal matters. He mentions documents and a possible investigation while noting tensions with several unnamed parties.
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