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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
3
A medical note discusses energy loss from lack of food and blood, and describes the heart as the body's engine needing steady, easy, persistent function into old age. Dr THOS SHRINER endorses a supplement and references a Matt Extract as satisfactory when indicated.
Reports from Yokohama Nagasaki and Seoul describe plague fears in American and Chinese fleets Italian squadron maneuvers in the Yellow Sea while authorities doubt decisive action against China Riots and deaths amid coups and floods cut travel and warn foreigners to leave Kinling FouChow and Nagasaki face public health and safety concerns. gunpowder explosions and a railway deal loom in Korea News also notes Cape Nome gold reports from Seattle and cold relief for miners with mortality in Nome camps
Washington July 14 report by the interstate commerce commission details 1898 railway facts. Receivership increases and reductions in mileage, capital stock shifts, total locomotives and labor force, 99 percent wage-derived totals, and dividends totals across U S railroads.
The piece warns that great haste is not always good, urging prompt but careful action in health matters. It emphasizes that luck is unreliable and that health, liver, and blood are central concerns, mentioning dubious remedies and unclear names from a fragmented OCR text. It notes fatigue and mentions locations like New York with garbled terms.
Fragmented report details a rail or ferry disaster with numerous casualties. It notes workers and passengers impacted, including multiple fatalities and injuries among employees and travelers. Nonspecific figures are cited, highlighting extensive losses and ongoing emergency response.
A Rome briefing reports Latin American bishops approving a scheme to appoint an American born primate chosen by the pope, with a unified South American church code. Brazil and Chile press claims for the seat, Argentina asserts Buenos Aires, Mexico cites seniority, and a papal encyclical is anticipated.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Clinton and Gra tiot Counties reports July additions of 56 new members and an increase of 525.05 in insured value. The company now lists over 4500 members and more than 5.7 million dollars in property insured, emphasizing reliability and low cost for farmers.
Jum F. Montearn of 1514 Monroe Street, Saginaw Michigan, reports Hood's Sarsaparilla cured his kidney trouble and rheumatism. He says it has done him more good than any other medicine and Hood's Pills provide strength while their medicinal effects take effect.
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