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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
The article describes eczema as a germ disease and touts EMO as a home cure. It claims Zone external treatment draws germs to the skin surface to destroy them and references a Grover Bros. Hill State shop and a book tested by SEMU makers. Also mentions post office revenue notes for St Johns and Alma city receipts.
A prominent expert endorses ZEMO as a reliable external remedy for skin diseases including eczema dandruff pimples and scalp conditions. The advisory notes its superiority over old salves by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them. Free sample bottles and a booklet are offered to callers.
I have opened an ice cream stand on Superior Street next to Milliman's meat market. I deliver cream to all parts of the city with prompt attention. Bell Telephone No. 44. Cream guaranteed equal to any in the city. Price 15 cents a pint and 20 cents a quart. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Chapman, formerly of this city, visited Saginaw for a few days.
The fragment references a June closing and banking terms across departments, including Loans and Discounts, Real Estate, and Currency. It mentions deposits, reserves, and bank operations with unclear OCR errors obscuring exact details.
Last Saturday Wayne Veaman was bitten by a rattlesnake while his father mowed a hay field. The snake, a small Massanger rattler about 10 to 12 inches, was killed. The boy’s arm swelled rapidly. whiskey was given before the doctor arrived, which the doctor believes helped save his life. Dr McClinton treated him with antidotes and the arm likely will be saved. The rattler was brought to town by Chester Walker and seen by many residents.
On Monday July 11 Chaus Vishbugk of the Alm vaudette plans a full theatre change with Chicago Vaudeville Association offering only top grade entertainment. Vishbeok's venue will showcase attractions from Lansing Owasso and Mt. Measent with new acts every Thursday and Monday after July 11 to boost crowds at the popular theatre.
Miller fros grocers announce Monday August 1st closing at 6 80 p m every day except Saturday to give employer and employees a breathing spell and a chance for a good night s rest following day they will offer letter service workers endure twelve hours of hay confrontations work is enous but better for clerks and public with minimal inconvenience
Curio Monday featured Henry Fuller of Arcada township with a unique car built from an old mower running gear, a frame and a gasoline engine. The crowd logged a two mile per hour pace as Fuller received a prize from the committee.
A compilation of marriage license entries listing engaged couples with ages and hometowns including Ernest Gould and Martha Simpson from Alma and Bethany with Oak Hill. Ethel Kerstetter from Ithaca and Harrison Wood from Forest Hill. Edith Lanshaw and Ernest Shank from Newark and Fulton. Fred Bolbeck and Mertha Jonlyn from St Louis. Frank Lamphier from St Louis with Edna Kirby of Owosso. Harry Livermore and Ina Zimmerman from Battle Creek and Breckenridge.
A vintage Rexall advertisement claims most illness stems from inactive bowels and torpid liver. Rexall Orderlies are described as gentle, non purging, and safe for all ages with a money back guarantee. Sold exclusively at Central Drug Store Grover Bros Prop The Rexall Store.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a grand and efficient hair restorer that guarantees permanently removing dandruff in two weeks for your money. It claims the product stops hair from falling and implies quick, noticeable results.
The Parisian Sage hair dressing is advertised as preventing fading and leaving hair fluffy soft and beautiful. It is described as refreshing, delicately perfumed, nonsticky and non greasy, sold by Chas Rhodes for 50 cents a large bottle. A testimonial from Ada M. Bratt of Hoosick N Y dated March 2 1910 endorses its growth and dandruff cure qualities.
Church notices list multiple services across denominations. HST Church of Christ Scientist offers Sunday 10:00 a m services with a reading room Saturday 2 4 p m and Sunday school at 8 00 a m Young People’s society in the evening. Epworth League events and midweek meetings noted. St Johns church announces July and August evening service cancellations and a musical flower service on July 10 at 4 00 p m inviting all. Pastor names include M and Cook.
A mixed page lists wanted horses for lumber and lots in Alma Michigan, sale offers for a horse and driver with harness, a residence lot bargain, several lost items including a white Scotch terrier named Scott, a package of brown corduroy trousers, a pocket book, and a gold watch with fob. Found items include a pocketbook and money. Also an Order of Hearing for estate matters in Ithaca Michigan with probate details and publication notice.
Annual meeting scheduled for Monday July 11 as listed in notices. Rhodes See y referenced.
Regular Alma city council session called by President pro tem Glass with Aldermen Fuller Palfrey Bansill Fullerton Fraker present. Treasurers report approved. Sidewalk petition for AF Broske granted. Streets committee report adopted detailing grading from W Center to Machanic and W Superior to College. Saturday dump day ordered 7 to 12. Water committee established to inspect Elwell Street and Riverage. Claims allowed across General and Water Funds, including Alma Grain & Lumber Co and labor payments. Meeting adjourned by Mayor McClinton.
A garbled passage hints at a frustrated narrator addressing a romantic situation. Names and clear events are unreadable, but the tone suggests a love conflict and uncertain alliances, with phrases implying rivalry, fate, and a cautious approach toward companionship.
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