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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
3
The text argues for professional trust companies over individuals in executorship and trustee roles. It cites risks of personal error and neglect by individuals, contrasting with trust companies that offer perpetual, state-examined service, capable management, and ongoing capital access for estates.
An advertisement touts Mayor's Nxo-Rat as a remedy for stomach trouble with a money back guarantee. It features testimonials from C. C. Firnps of Shepherd, Michigan, and Anna Hunter of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, praising the product and Electro Bitters as life changing.
An old advertisement notes Celery King as a laxative medicine offered in two forms Celery King as a tonic laxative and as a medicine that supposedly promotes health. It claims the product costs 25 cents at druggists.
An advertisement touts a New Life Pill by Dr King as a remedy for headache dizziness and constipation. It claims the pills will relieve discomfort and urges readers to visit Geo B Shurrar’s drug store to obtain them.
A quoted advertisement-like claim by Geo E. Shiarrar extols Fidey’s Honey and Tar as life saving for pneumonia or lace nt, urging that a dome or two will prevent danger. The statement reads as a health nostrum assertion from a period newspaper fragment.
A testimonial from Geo A Thomson of Spencer La claims lifelong digestive troubles ended after trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He praises its quick relief after decades of indigestion and states doctors helped nothing before the remedy. Sold by Chas Khoder.
A fragmented local note mentions Stanard's Central Drug Store and a tale about leaving a wife to cross the sea for Roky Mountain Tea. The readable lines imply a historical anecdote or advertisement fragment from a small town paper.
An early morning scene unfolds after Adam and Eve awaken in the Garden. The Father Son and Holy Spirit hold a divine council about resting on the seventh day and blessing it as the Sabbath, a sign between humanity and God. Angels sing, and the couple learns to worship and honor the Creator with rest and fellowship. The day ends with Adam and Eve embracing the peaceful pattern of weekly rest as a divine gift.
Bert Mulfrey and Lichtenauer travel for business in nearby towns while Fr Soule and Rev Ranney attend church and funeral services. Social visits include parties and sleigh rides, with sales at Lee Mercantile and a string of city events, including civil service exams and evangelist meetings.
Market listings show wheat, corn, oats, beans, and flax prices in Detroit and Chicago with bids for May and July futures. Live stock values include cattle, veal calves, and hogs in Detroit and Chicago, with prices for hogs, sheep, and cows. Buffalo notes dull cattle and higher hogs, with steady sheep and mixed results across markets.
A disputed proclamation card attributed to Father Gopon circulates with unclear origin, claiming allegiance to a focal Democrat and urging men to oppose the government after clashes and alleged imperial refusal to heed grievances. It mentions use of hazardous materials and calls for action against authorities.
A train wreck near Rey North Carolina on the Asheboro Railroad left one dead and seven injured. Officials report the cause as a spread of the track and the engine derailing into an embankment ten feet high. Rescue teams and investigators are at the scene to determine exact circumstances and casualties.
A mis-typed ad offers a chance to trade first class boats near post offices. One boat rents for five in one year, the other at monthly rate. The seller seeks a farm property within five miles of the post office.
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