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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
7
A Harrinville resident named A. Fotton praises Dr Hing's New Life Pills as the exact remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria saying they relieve without discomfort and noting availability at George Sharrar's drug store.
A weary narrative recalls a Methodist conference trip from Baltimore to Gettysburg and Washington. The account highlights union, temperance and missions, a visit to the battle field, the American University, Roosevelt's address, and the long bishop election process, ending with a stay in Annapolis.
A traveler recounts visiting the Naval Academy and Annapolis, praising the old state house and the city. The conference delegates held three sessions daily, with rapid committee reports, a ceremonial consecration of a bishop, and a vast assembly. Bishop Bristol and Bishop Warren led prayers as the largest and most wonderful general conference closed amid temperance and missionary zeal.
Fine 160 acre farm two miles north of Vestaburg Montcalm County Michigan with rich black soil level land and minimal waste. Brick two story house with 12 rooms and cellar, large barns, windmill, good well, tenant house, grove and orchard, fenced and cross fenced. Offered at a sacrifice for quick sale at a low price. Owner Geo H Jackson Floyd Iowa.
June 22 reports from Millersburg Wolverine Rondo and nearby areas describe extensive forest fires destroying Case village west of Millersburg and Grande near Hawkwood, with heavy property losses including lumber, stores, and a railroad station. Fire drove residents to seek safety. Kentucky and other sites also reported widespread damage.
Charles P. Corlett, head of Corlett Fathering Co., killed his wife Elizabeth in a Willoughby hotel before taking his own life. Neighbors describe a well known Cleveland social pair. Corlett, 31, and Elizabeth, 27, were married for five years. The tragedy is attributed to jealousy in early reports.
Mrs John Huntington aged seventy eight and a long time Owosse resident has died. Her husband left for England seventeen years ago seeking an estate and bought a ticket to New York but was never heard from again.
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