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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
8
A dense OCR fragment discusses exercise and eating, mentioning fatigue, diet plans, digestion, appetite, and medical terms. It references unnamed researchers, physiological concepts, and questions how exercise affects the body, with scattered remarks about digestion, pressure, and endurance.
Fragmentary OCR notes warn buyers about alleged cheap Oriental goods and mock comparisons to gold. The text questions authenticity, mentions a $20 price, and suggests some sellers may be under close scrutiny for quality and bond conditions.
A disrupted home scene shows Ketay Remonstranes and Fotons arguing over an attempted bedtime for a child. Mothers and sisters intervene as tension rises at the stairs, culminating in a soft spoken urging for calm and rest.
A fragmentary report discusses right arm and left side weakness and notes claims that artificial limbs creators favor right side prosthetics. It cites observations that the right side appears more affected and that left leg strength often surpasses the right in many cases.
A garbled OCR style excerpt presents dialogue about pugs and a boy asking why so many are kept at home. The line includes misread words and nonsensical punctuation, with a parenthetical attribution to Putadeiphia Re. The fragment lacks clear narrative or identifiable figures.
Fragmentary text describes Castleton library efforts with large book distribution. Mentions Detroit, Mount Rewenzorl in equatorial At Plea, 20,000 feet high, twenty miles of glaciers, cloud cover. An employer away prompts employees to water each other to avoid loa ing.
A garbled account describes weather, travelers, and odd scenes including Winter weather in Japan, observations on emart creaking and a tale of Prester John style wonders. The text blends travel images, mythical figures, and cross-cultural references with fragmented phrases about monsters, Con stantinople, and fetishes of strange dress.
A fragmentary article explores the human voice as a wondrous, mysterious instrument. It describes speech and song as flowing melodies that summon emotion, with references to tone, resonance, and the cradle of sound in nature and human expression.
A fragmented poem from Basters Couitles Magazine reflects on a travel scene in Suffolk with family farewells, mocking material excess and the idea that going beyond London marks the world’s edge. It hints at a traveler bound for a next station, perhaps five or ten miles away.
A disoriented woman walking down a narrow alley near a church is startled by a man who had preceded her. She signals Jim to remove an article but is horrified to see him remove his teeth instead, creating a startling scene.
A boy on his first zoo visit humorously mispronounces phrases about the monkey and organ grinder, prompting questions about the animal’s cage. The scene captures a light, curious moment as he and an adult consider moving to the organ grinder’s enclosure.
A terse Syracuse Herald item notes a man who wants his neighbor’s home might rethink after a peek into the neighbor’s cupboards. The piece hints at improvised methods and a cautionary tale about temptation.
Fragmented notice mix of patent advertisement for a bean harvester and a village hall bid invitation. Mentions Miller Bean Harvester by Leitoy Plow and multiple locations Alma Michigan Tacoma Portland Chicago and more with bids, auctions, and thanks notices. Contains nonsensical OCR artifacts and stray lines from unrelated notices.
Notice that the partnership of John W. Dean and Edmund Dean in the Alma furniture business dissolved by mutual consent on June 20. All accounts favoring the firm payable to John W. Dean who bears all indebtedness. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Perry Davis’ Painkiller claiming relief from rheumatic pain and cramps.
A good thing German syrup is prescribed by Dir A Boschie a celebrated German physician and is praised as one of medicine's most fortunate discoveries. It cures coughs colds and lung troubles by removing the cause and strengthening the organs. It is not an experimental remedy but has stood the test of years with rising sales. Two million bottles sold annually. Introduced in 186% in the United States and now sold everywhere. Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Get Green's prize almanac at Sharrar Mulhollanit’s.
The notice proclaims readiness to perform carriage painting of all kinds in first class condition after renting the F. S. Clegy Carriage Painting Shop.
A historical notice discusses a tonitive remedy claimed to prevent abortions in cows, heifers, and swine. It mentions Sovars in cats and pigs and references sheep scab in relation to this treatment.
Prices compare favor ably with those prevailing elsewhere and the goods are infinitely better. A few items are shown: tine hay forks, chetapon lawns mowers, 2 burner gasoline stoves. Prices range from 2.25 to 3.00 with other goods at uniformly low prices.
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