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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and stray phrases across a wide range of topics. Readable bits mention Saginaw, Detroit, and meetings or events, but most content is garbled with no clear narrative or single event to summarize.
Readable fragments mention Mass, Clifton Kelloge, Epworth Bowling Club, and a list of names. The text alludes to social happenings, a ceremony or meeting, and references to daily life in a small town, with scattered mentions of places like Creeks and Tie. The piece lacks coherent narrative and dates.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names, places, and events including weather notes, farm tasks, barn construction, quilt drawing chance, livestock, and family updates. Details are inconsistent and many terms are garbled, with several personal names and local places barely readable.
Forest Hill reports on a Rudsy gathering of about twenty five youths at Cage Wood’s find for Mintle’s surprise party marked by a fine golping gift for her birthday. Carpenters finish the cleared tower this week. James Kalephus went to Minnesota and hired out at $1.50 per day. Ollie Pembroke sells horse and buggy. The board of review met in the new town hall. Ladies and society plan a Harmonice meeting Thursday.
George Bob Anes of Tustin Michigan describes attacks of rheumatism that limited his carpentry work. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring ability after two bottles, full cure after three, and eventual complete relief after subsequent relapses. He notes his wife also finds Hood's Sarsaparilla helpful for catarrh.
Fragmented OCR notes report Hood's Sarsaparilla and Purifier claims of aiding digestion and constipation. The text mentions various names and events, including a wedding note, a death of Alexander Higit's daughter, and obituaries in Midland and Cor townshin with funeral details and church service times.
A local user reports lasting relief from kidney and urinary issues after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes rapid improvement, disappearance of long standing symptoms, and a recommendation to friends. Available from Poster Milam Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents. Dean's is advertised as the sole agent.
A garbled state news item describes a coastal voyage near Seu Coolx Bond with wild weather, a long stage event, and plans for a public celebration. It notes over 1000 yellats attending and a winner list from a local contest, while mentioning a theater performance and an imminent parade. The report then shifts to a body found near Spring Lake and a fire in Algonne with casualties and a destroyed house.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a product or practice titled No-To-tine for fifty centes and a reference to Afroliieo BANE care and a maker weak ara Meal. Context is unclear and names are uncertain.
A testimonial letter from an Ann Arbor resident, Mr. Courch, endorses Down's Ointment for itching and skin irritation. The letter claims permanent relief after years of suffering and credits the product with soothing inflammation. It notes the ointment is sold by dealers for 50 cents and mailed by Foster-Milur Co, Buffalo, NY.
A garbled OCR excerpt contains a string of disjointed words and phrases with no clear events, names, places, or dates. The fragment appears to be corrupted page text lacking coherent narrative or salient facts.
A fragment quotes Bes AL Gitta from Toga County discussing Golden Medical Discovery for constipation and a felt remedy for torpid fever. The note mentions these substances being sold by druggists and hints at physician endorsement.
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