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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
7
Ancestral testimonial appears to tout Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for fatigue nervous weakness and poor appetite. A 67 year old reader claims years of ailment ended after using the product and credits daily activity and appetite improvement to the remedy.
Michigan attendees Bessie Bote of Hudson and Ellen Snook of Kalamazoo lead Smith College commencement class of 191 with two of the highest rankings among 191 graduates. Pardon efforts for arson convict GF Mater discussed at Jackson. domestic troubles cited with a plug for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Veteran Samuel J. Currence of Iver Street shares his decade long back and kidney troubles. After trying doctors and spending over a hundred dollars, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his symptoms and reduced nocturnal trips, prompting him to recommend the remedy to others. His wife also found benefit, and he urges readers to remember Doan's and avoid substitutes.
Stanley Winthrop, once strong and wealthy, sinks into infirmity after a prolonged grief. The narrator recounts how Winthrop plans a secret deathbed message sealed to be opened after his death. The envelope reveals a dreamlike vision of his home and its changes, unsettling Marion and prompting a dangerous promise to protect her from fear.
Kodol claims to enable digestion assimilating and transforming wholesome food into blood nourishing nerves tissues and muscles. It is advertised to cure indigestion and stomach catarrh and all stomach disorders. Sold by Bivins Rhodes.
A narrator recalls Marion and Stanley believing a deadly fate stalked Marion's brother, culminating in a staged proof attempt. Dr Evans and staff alter the apartment to reveal the truth, revealing Stanley's brother Krauley died of heart failure on the couch with his wife’s picture in his grasp.
Pontiac reports Tarry Crawford chosen captain of the Oakland Light Infantry replacing resigned Fred Thompson. The company seeks state service, new recruits arrive quickly as the band grows to forty members. Interspersed dialogue between characters Spartacus Smarticus and Emarticus-Well adds comic chatter.
An advertisement argues that all non organic heart disease stems from indigestion. It claims stomach fermentation from poor digestion presses on the heart, causing disease, and promotes Kodol Digests What You Eat as a remedy. The ad credits E. Oswitt & Co from Chicago.
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