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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1894
Page
2
Chicago market notes list various close dates and price ranges for cattle pork and dairy products, with quotations for Western natives unwashed and coarse washed items. New York money and produce markets show on call rates and commodity pricing, while Milwaukee St Louis furthers cash wheat and pork products with lard at 5.30 per unit.
A heterogeneous late news summary reports Minnesota populists nominating SM Owen for governor, an Egg Harbor wildfire sweeping large areas, SD prohibitionists backing M D Alexander, and various political and labor disturbances across the country.
President Debs and his lawyers attended a court session in Chicago as District Attorney Milchrist described the mail and private pagers seizure as a mistake by officers. The secrecy of the letters remained intact after they were secured in the safe, while Debs thanked Judge Grossenp and left with aides.
The senate passed the river and harbor bill and other measures while the house approved army and fortifications budgets. Senate and house negotiations stalled on tariff details and administration support faced public debate. Key personnel shifts included Breckinridge replacing Wilson, and Dorhover denying a revocation. The treasury replenishment offer from the First National Bank of Chicago was noted with a general pledge to curb lawlessness amid strikes. Congress contemplates August adjournment as tariff talks near conclusion.
A fragmented text offers dubious guidance on skin care and facial cleansing, mentioning oil cleansing and various remedies. It references a supposed bath, a “Lab Cetive trait juries” and vague “Vigeneus bath” ideas, with unclear names and questionable instructions. The tone mirrors a marginal health lore fragment with numerous garbled phrases and nonsensical sequences.
Patriotic appeal urges citizens to support hometown papers and subscribe to the American Ecososttet published by the American Protective Tariff League. The lead postal card asks readers to request a free sample from Willer Wake man, General Secretary, 155 W St New York.
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