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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
3
A compilation of Alma residents activities and visits across nearby towns with names like Stewart Birmingham, Miss Mary Stone, and the Osborns. Reports mention car ownership, obituaries, visits to Crystal Lake and Owosso, and local business travel. The piece notes Doc Haimen seeking baseball players for Alma and plans for a stronger team led by Harmon.
Will Pelton suffers ton silitia. E McClenathan in St Louis not Sunday. Sam Powell aids uncle on Monroe farm. William Fowler relatives at Alma races Thursday. Philip Hicks visited Forest Hill with his son. Will Crownover and wife in Alma Thursday. Bertha Cleverdon family with relatives in Maple Rapids. Mulford brothers visit Crystal Sunday. Perry family Alma visits. D J Ayres hosts friends. Chandler and James Rich visit from Rochester. Oliver Hyde Maple Rapids visitors. Jack Danley of Sedalia visits. Crownovers to St Johns to visit. Danna and Nickeroon return home to Barryton after week with grandparents. Alex McConnel Lakefield here on daughter's house. Alvin Stephens party vacationing. James Stephens visits Remus. Frank Hicks of Forest Hill on business. Helen Williams Riverdale visiting Seaman. Rintbal Machaa business. Olive Pelton from Rockford visiting parents. Frank Tucker and wife in Alma. Harold McKinstry of Alma here. Elwin Smead entertaining kin in Blissfield. J P Tucker returns from Grand Rapids and Belding. Byron Summers visiting mother in Belding. Crag Rit Falls visitors. Willard Robbins drives Detroit to bring car home. L Woodard returns to Alma. Red Cross ladies visit Ithaca for instruction. Mr and Mrs Rolla Lone and Kipth of Fowler visiting. Nelson reunion near Seminary all day. Leo Schtapp in New York. Ellin Fowler and Emma Noble visiting former. Towle, Graham, Booth attend Alma races. Shuttleworths visit parents.
A garbled OCR item mentions stomach ailments and intestinal issues with scattered names and terms. The text references dangers of digestive trouble and a medical context, but the fragmentary source makes precise facts unclear.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles citing many restored to health. The message claims quick relief and low cost at 25 cents, encouraging trial.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions seeds of fault or invalids and roles such as father nurse or loved one taking care to hinder the newtment, with a stray reference to Bees in nae and Sante Treat suggesting a misread historical medical or caregiving note.
A vintage ad promises one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It claims thirty five years of use, claims to purify blood and heal mucous surfaces, and urges readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Chenet & Co of Toledo Ohio with the product sold by all druggists for 750.
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