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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
2
A discussion on liver health explains that a sluggish liver disrupts mood and energy, turning cheerful people morose and optimistic individuals pessimistic. It outlines the liver’s role in removing bodily waste and warns that sluggish action causes bodily stagnation and overall suffering.
An advertorial fragment condemns substitutes for a medicine named Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the product’s pills soothe ailments and warns readers against inferior substitutes, urging acceptance of the advertised remedy as superior.
Correspondence from Townsend notes social visits and upcoming events. Residents include J W Pallerton Will Howman and M G McFughlin. a Thursday gathering at Mics Mefgughlin and a county-wide May taste week. A Saturday social at Mr Tinstey’s benefits the ss, with many townsfolk traveling on the Toledo excursion and visits to relatives in Detroit and Milan.
East Emerson records and Miss Olive Carnion debut new wheels while Fred Hunter raises his own. Local residents Berton, James Fiddler, Ida Showers, and Leon vise Wine berslater appear in fleeting passages amid a cluttered page of ads and notices. Coldwell’s Syra Nats is advertised as curing stomach troubles.
Ithaca and surrounding town residents and visitors listed with Alma North Star St Louis and Chicago as places of origin or visit. Names include Geo Palfrey W J Ewing Harry Clark Let Beck Maude Batley Roy Ingledue Frank Kelley Mikesel Bessie Neil and many others with movements to Elyria Paw Paw Flint Lansing and Gladwin County cites.
Mrs Steel drives a new bogey while local farmers report a busy tagging week. William Robinson visited Alma last Friday and William Murray with his wife traveled to St Louis last week. OM Moltsoo and spouse also went to St Louis and Alma, with William Piest driving south of Summerton frequently. Telephone poles are poorly distributed on the line from W Michael to Summerton.
Lawrence Gould of South Wheeler fought a west so horse. Newell Smith of St. Louis visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ee Wave entertain relatives from Unlo this week. Mr and Mrs Hypolite of St Johns visit their son Myron. Mr and Mrs Saad of Langport spent Sunday with their parents.
An Oswego reader praises Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills for relief from rheumatic pain constipation and kidney trouble claiming immediate relief after years of suffering. The piece links uric acid to rheumatism and stresses active kidneys as essential to removing it.
A stream of short notices lists visiting relatives from Cleveland and Kansas, birthdays and celebrations, new purchases, repairs, and farm chores. Residents, including Miss Edith Slee and Mrs Bates, host guests. George Crooks and neighbors close Sunday School. various callers from Alma, Ithaca, and Saginaw frequent the scene.
W Pine River residents enjoyed a Sunday visit at John Wilsons as Fred Crocoh and family spent the day there. A dance at Dilloniog Saturday night drew a large crowd. Mes William Sullivan shows improvement after illness. Leslie Mills and wife visited Eluer Baur, and Matt Johnson receives a new survey. Howard Johnson, E Fleming and family, and F M Kyes called on friends near Shepherd last Sunday.
Dyspepsia relief marketed with claims of curing indigestion symptoms including nausea dizziness headaches. The notice promotes Dr Life Pilla and lists Sharrar Maulholland's drag store as the retailer.
In Breck enridge work on the new Pere Marquette depot advances with the cement foundation completed. Local highway officials are planning street improvements following prior grading. A severe accident near a streetcar stop caused injuries, and a large livestock sale at Suxtin’s stock yards drew crowds Monday. Funeral notices salute longtime residents, including Porter Michina, with services held in nearby churches.
Juveniles Givin Wouseell of St Lens by George Smith jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, 60 days at De Grolt. Lang sing’s Justine Beasley reports Porter Midland County youth George Situpaen arrested for assault and louttery, sent to Industrial School. Justice Bessey imposes fines and sentences, with multiple marriage notices listed for residents including Ovy Simeone, Emersis, Mable Black, and others across St Louis, Lafayette, Sumner, and North Star.
Fragmented account recounts medical claims and treatments from Dr Valient and Dr Aiken. Names appear with places like Michigan and New York, dated February 1901, describing remedies for a chronic illness and claimed cures by natural therapies and elixirs.
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