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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Arcada Center discusses local people and events with many garbled names. It mentions a well, a residence, a person named Misella Clark, and a meeting context with scattered phrases about community life and a rating fragment.
D. A. Turner of Dempseytown reports two weeks of nightly use restoring vigor to “teens” age, praising the pills for liver and stomach relief. Sold at Sharrar and Mulholland's drug store.
Langport notes report visits and local ties including Dan Lowe and neighbors in Cravlot county, mentions of Mrs Eastman and the Pirates trip to Washington, and a winter stay with Aunt Mrs Spaulding. A luncheon gathering hosted by Mrs White Laner features fifteen lady friends delivering a quilted keepsake. Mrs Summerscales remains ill.
Perrinton and nearby towns report residents moving in and out, with Hertha Carmer visiting Lansing, D A Meeker recovering from a gas explosion, and gristmill repairs ongoing after a prior fire. Scott Vannatta relocates to Perrinton to join E Gearhart in life insurance. B S Richard and family guest at Elm s Hall. potash shipments from the area continue through the period.
Jan 22 update notes Trumin Carr improving after confinement while slated for final recovery. Joint installation of officers of L O T M and K T M of Elwell held Jan 20 with Mrs. Marvin of Suglouw as installing officer and a royal feast hosted by Elwell ladies. Local items include business trip to Duluth, Uncle Tobias Tann’s recovery, Joe Sweet opening a furniture factory, ongoing log shipments, and multiple community happenings from ghost lore to sports and town visits.
Real estate transfers listed for Wiel and associates include several parcels in Nenana and surrounding areas. Mentions of buyers such as Tavares, Ashe, and MeMutlen accompany standard deed notices and transfer dates.
An old advertisement asserts kidney and bladder troubles affect both sexes, urging Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims widespread prevalence, explains causes as kidney disease, and offers sample bottles and pamphlets from Dr. Kilmer at Binghamton New York.
A testimonial ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and aids digestion. Endorsed by Mrs. Eusa Henk of Portage Indiana and others in Wilmington Delaware, stating relief from dyspepsia indigestion nervous sores and insomnia after use.
AB Anstey and wife travel to Los Angeles and California, with trips to Michigan towns noted. The text mentions a series of meetings and social visits, including Miss Flora Garten of Grand Rapids and Miss Effie Davis of Grand Rapids visiting local residents. It references church services at the Presbyterian and various social engagements, housekeeping, and community notices.
Judge Stone's decisions since January include deeds set aside in multiple cases such as Edwwnd W Cole vs Michigan Conference of Seventh Day Adventists and Reuben J single case. divorces granted for Barbary Barnesoa and Joseph Braes. Mary Tiffany vs Ash Ley heard. Leet vs Saviors dismissed. numerous ages and locations listed for individuals connected to the cases.
In Washington on Jan 17 Senator Tom Jr presented a petition signed by 3200 colored citizens urging federal action to end lynching. Senate debated constitutional methods, with Hour chairing the judiciary committee and references to state laws. The petition was sent to the committee for study as discussions continued across sessions.
An excerpted narration promotes Down's Kidney Pills and related tonics as cures for kidney issues and old-age ailments. It features testimonials, local shop mentions, and claims of dramatic health improvements from Dr Thoma Solvetete Me and various figures, urging purchase at Shattar & Mulholland's drug store.
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