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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a medical elixir claim, mentions of liver disease and cures, plus civic notices about land sales, debts, and prominent local figures. The text weaves medical rhetoric with real estate and legal snippets, naming Grelick brothers, Sagita, Sagitia, Saygiaw, and W. Howey among others, with dates and party mentions.
A garbled report covers various notices from Birmingham and nearby towns. It mentions a young man accused of a crime, potential legal actions in Port Wren and Saginaw, and scattered references to shipments, property details, and local officials.
An advertising snippet touts Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda as enriching the skin and cheeks, stimulating appetite and aiding digestion. It emphasizes choosing Scott's Emulsion for best results.
A Port Huron man, Charles Davis, was instantly killed while stringing electrical wires between buildings. Witnesses describe him inspecting live lines with a lamp in his mouth and being shocked. The incident prompted police and the press to report details, noting a fatal workplace accident and the surrounding community's response.
Fragmented report notes government moves toward widespread pardons while ministers and cabinet members face aggressive scrutiny. The piece mentions interviews, street protests, and planned trips to Catalin and New York with references to regional leaders and a controversial push on policy.
Fragmented report notes ships from the United States and Britain near Key West and Havana as warships monitor possible piracy and tensions rise over colonial issues. The vague dispatch mentions Detroit and Maine connections and impending guidance from Washington while describing anxious public sentiment and naval posturing.
An Otites Dennindl reports pain relief and improved kidney function after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes long suffering, relief from frequent aching, and a claim of renewed vitality following the treatment. Pills are sold by all dealers at 50 cents. mailed from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The vessel AVN my Weowaiel te tee a ete of Ters telediness shows the new navy ship Beste ye at Port Hosal. Built as Bow Syn and described with 418 feet length and 216 broad, it features two ndlilary stsel and engines with high power. speed listed at 1745 knots. Historic discussion notes protection of American interests and mentions Annapolis as a training site with watches on a voyage to meet met lines.
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions Leavess Schlatter and Ovierfondniessot related to a theater event in Anaville. Date references include June 21 and a funeral context with mentions of attending aged relatives. The text is heavily garbled.
A garbled OCR passage references names and terms without clear context. It mentions a person and events but lacks coherent facts or dates. The readable fragments hint at legal or administrative notes but remain nonspecific.
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