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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar for stubborn colds with a money back guarantee and a 21 cent bottle. It also touts Dr Wood's Norway syrup, Wonderful Nerve, Hardock Bind Bitters, and Arnica Salve as cures, claiming benefits for nerves, wounds, and blood health.
A January blast at the Monongahela furnace of National Tube Works killed three workers and injured seven. Parts of bodies were found up to 100 yards away. one victim’s head was torn from his body. The strike of the mishap caused collaterally torn remains and chaotic rescue efforts.
A sensational claim highlights a machine that can eat paste and hang wallpaper, while Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption is praised as a world improving remedy. The ad asserts thousands have used it to conquer lung diseases and guarantees a $1 bottle, with free trial bottles offered by Shorrar & Mulholland, druggists.
The eabjrer of gia" rote Wi be Held in connection with the annual meeting of the iweviewa Road Makers, called by Senator Horathe 9. Karke. Representatives from end Mesiean states, the Provinces of Canada, and every state Sin the cde, will be present. Topics for dimiesion will be discussed. The plan involves cooperation of federal and state governments, with bills before Congress. Roosevelt era figures invited to attend and speak, including prominent lawmakers and officials.
The confession details the murder of George Niertiwel by Matt Wick, relating a grim sequence from December 2 when Peterson allegedly killed the victim with a hammer, binding the body and burying it in a field. Investigators followed a trail leading to the burial site, found about three feet deep, uncovering the suspect’s motive tied to property. Hartwick, a quarter Indian, and unwed at 65, is described in relation to the case.
A Friday explosion at the Tanney refrigerator factory in Greenville Michigan killed engineer Charles Price and fireman HA Stagged and injured or trapped many others. The blast caused extensive structural damage, taking down walls and propelling debris. Local officials and investigators studied the scene as the nation noted rising Michigan death rates and statewide safety concerns. The incident followed by months a reported rise in industrial accidents and prompted calls for stricter oversight. Meanwhile Michigan’s public notices included appointments and legal actions affecting several towns and institutions.
The brief item reads like a broken newspaper page with mixed content. It mentions a treasury duty rebate on all coal imports, a fatal train accident near Philadelphia and Reading lines, labor organization efforts by Farmers’ Social and Economic Union and American Federation of Labor, earthquake losses at Anjiean, and various obituaries and crime notices. The garbled text preserves names, places, ages, and events, including deaths, strikes, and rail incidents, in a fragmented snapshot of historic news.
Readable fragments show a repeal bill passing amid wartime or postwar debate. The piece references duty free coal provisions for British and Australian sources, a shift in duties set at 67 cents per ton, and potential implications for American consumers and industry as political action unfolds.
Chicago grand jury indicts 27 corporations and 17 individuals in a coal famine investigation. The case targets restraint of trade and anti trust violations, with charges detailing efforts to fix prices and limit competition. Proceedings set for the upcoming trial period as authorities pursue enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire incident with references to victims and locations but lack coherent details. Authorities and exact names are unreadable, hindering precise attribution or outcomes.
A clearest account explains how Kodol aids digestion by supplementing natural forces to break down food, aligning with the body's organs to convert meals into nourishing blood. Bivins & Rhodes present the concept in accessible terms.
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