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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1898
Page
7
A Michigan farmer endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic and blood purifier for his family. He claims it keeps wives pure, strengthens the weak, and promotes health, urging others to use it as a family medicine in Birch Run.
Henderson Dale of Carmi Illinois reports to the Bryfield Regulator Company of Atlanta that Mother's Friend liniment strengthens the birth organs and reduces labor pain. The scientifically prepared remedy claims to shorten labor and lower risk to mother and child. It is sold by druggists for one dollar or by express with a payment. a free book for women titled Before Birth is Born is available on request.
The Washington County convention opened with orchestral performance and devotions led by Rev. Andrew B. Chalpeor. Mr Wadley spoke on Christian Citizenship in Relation to the Liquor Traffic, stressing liberty and equal rights and urging protection of national principles amid social ills.
The report describes military actions and orders linked to the Santiago Bay operation, detailing insurgent movements, vessel activity, and expected troop deployments. It notes the U S government evaluating transport of arms and volunteers, with large numbers of troops and shipments ready for action as events unfold.
General Miles and his staff left Washington on a special train for Tampa tonight, moving by an overland route. The crew travels with military precision, signaling strategic updates as they proceed toward their destination.
Washington May 30 adj. Gion Orphus reports that about 121 500 troops have been mustered into the volunteer forces under the altered terms of service. He says most states show low recruiting progress and blames mustering officers for delays while noting divisions of manpower among states like Iowa and Mississippi.
A speech by Mr. Wooley urges Christians to carry their beliefs to the ballot box. He argues protection for families of drunkards and condemns saloon influence, urging men to confront vice with faith and civic courage. The event ends with a benediction by Rev. Hawks and a closing hymn.
New York May 0 A Journal Washington special reports the third call for volunteers is certain within two weeks. The president believes invasion forces will require large expansion for Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico. Estimated totals: 125000 for Cuba 60000 for the Philippines 50000 for Puerto Rico plus home defense forces.
The text outlines an event or program with numerous names and places, listing participants and affiliations. It mentions prizes, speakers, and activities, but many names are garbled. The piece reads as a fragmented social or community notice with multiple individuals and groups referenced, implying a gathering or celebration with planned performances and acknowledgments.
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