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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
2
The notice proclaims that bad blood breeds a range of ailments including pimples eruptions and indigestion. It touts Sarsaparilly as a purifying enriching medicine that nourishes the blood to root out debility languor and kidney troubles. It urges a spring radical treatment to eradicate the disease.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to stop disease germs and impurities in the blood, impart vitality and richness, and deliver a strong vigorous body and clear healthy skin. It urges starting intake today.
A testimonial describes using Hood's Sarsaparilla to heal facial sores after acne. The patient, Styson, suffered pimples that evolved into sores but improved with the remedy, ultimately leaving no scar. Address: Mina L. Taser, 7 Willow Avenue, Hoboken New Jersey.
County Yters Ithaca reports numerous residents visiting relatives in Alma and Traverse City, attending the biennial Meers Wadimen, and joining husbands seniors. It notes Mrs H L Walter returning home in Canada and James Kress traveling to Buffalo for the exposition, with multiple others visiting friends and preparing for future moves.
ST LOUIS June 10 Levitations are out for the wedding of Elizabeth Baldwin of Anis elty and Dr OB Goldwin of Ithe nce to be held June 11. The LT club hosted a dancing party at Hart's hall Wednesday evening and Mrs Geo Moore gave a reception Friday for many friends. Yerington's College baseball team will play the Mr. Vleaewut Normals Tuesday afternoon, a bot game is expected. The Central Convocation of the Sigcese of Michigan meets at Emmanuel Episcopal church Tuesday and Wednesday. About fifteen hours of Ps of this city attended memorial exercises at Lohwen Sunday. Ray Herrick of Edmore spent Sunday in the city. Chas Olde and Fred Taylor of Chi cua are visiting this week and expect to return Sunday.
Jun 1 Cyremus Bennett’s pension raised to seventeen dollars monthly through John H. Hunter Co of Washington DC. Local notes report Dr Crane of North Star visiting, Shuuian in poor health with dropsy, and various community visits and events including a Gleaners ice cream social and a Fourth of July celebration plans.
June 11 at Arcada Center featured children's day exercises at the Adams service house with a 10 o'clock start. WIl Hu of Alma and family visited J. W. Clark's, Sister Mrs. T. GC Houghtaling and Little Mazel Eddy were noted. The Taste del House ice cream social drew a large crowd and cleared about 84.70 to support the school. Miss Luella Crovier finished her seventh term with treats for the children and a social. Clifford Houghtaling and wife visited relatives and attended the ice cream social Saturday night.
June Wie returns from Saginaw, Bert Hamilton tours West, Pine School closes, Mrs. Archie Jomson visits Mt Pleasant, Temple guests Theodore Sprague, Newark visitors hosted by Linshaw, Michael family visits Sarline Raycraft kin, Keene of Alma visits Voght, E Creech sheep killed by cars, Perrigue couple from Fire Lake host by M Verrigue, Randolphs back from North trip, Moody returns to Dark Lake, Lansker visits Toledo, county Republican item lists John Barton delivering milk to Shepherd creamery from local farms during May.
A Boston man who recently wed a wealthy young woman uses De Ring's New Hid Mills to win back her heart. The product promises relief from jaundice and stomach troubles while restoring health, with claims of gentle action and age-related vitality.
June reports from Newark area detail farm work nearing completion. People mentioned include Krider of North Star visiting J B Beechier and Mrs Bila Walker finishing a house painting by Hart of Ithaca. Several residents attend events in Middleton Alma and Perrinton. A social at the privileges school house drew a modest crowd.
Miss Herron is gravely ill as Methodist Children’s Day noted. Families visit Mt Pleas ant as Maynard Fiddler Lee Sanders and Asa Strong debut new rigs. Melvin Sanders adds to his house, Mrs. Minerva Allen builds a large barn, John Smith raises a barn, totaling six new barns in Emerson. John Barre arrives from hie, Millepaugh citizens lose Phen, Ira Shaw erects a windmill, and local beet growers report early sown beets rotting.
In Chapin Jule WW and Chas Elleret and wives raise a new barn. Miss Etna Mansel of Nanmilton visits Beatrice Harter this week. Jacob Maurer has returned from the rand Traverse and appears much improved. I. T. M. initiated ten new members aided by the Els Wrights. Telephone wires now reach Chapin enabling communication with Ovid and Elsie.
A letter from Wes W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr Ring's New Discovery with saving his daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and his niece from advanced consumption. The testimonial claims the medicine cured throat and lung ailments and offers trial bottles free through Sharrar & Mulholland.
Mr and Mrs Abe Kinney have come home from Oklahoma where Mr Kinney shows health improvement. Mendota and Maple Rapids guests visited Mr and Mrs H C Goddard Friday June 7. A gravel load was broken by a tree, minor damage. Roads east from Carson Clay see heavy travel this spring. Local visitors Uriah Goddard and others attended graduations at Mutbardston. Posters advertise a lily show in Carson Chey June 20. Carson City High School grads hold Day exercises June 17 at Methodist church with lecture and banquet on June 18.
June 10 notes report George Turner and Lydia Bailey visiting Kenmore residents, F. Mangold visiting Saginaw, and Edjoor M. Johnson returning from St Charles with sister Atuna to visit. George Galoway dies at home after long illness. funeral at Lakefield church. Miss Mincie Klusek returns from Lakefield to Saglouw as farmers thinning sugar beets and a Lakefield dance draws a crowd.
June W reports Children’s Day observed at Pubuo Center. Fulton Center church piloted last week. Notables include Jovept Kellogg, Mrs Fyoley Dodge visiting Alu and back. Local residents travel, visits to parents, retirements, new wheels, and upcoming Fulton Center and Newark events for a Saturday well attended by visitors and church gatherings.
North Star items show pupils passing examinations including Burton Carmany Maud Russell Vicente La Rue Rosa Lohner and Mearl Swarts with other local notes. Mentions Mrs Rot Martlet visiting St. ae dl Avimino and Mrs Little, Mrs Marks, Nanny and Vee stern visiting Nerta star Tuesday, plus Bay exercises will be held.
North Wheeler notes June 10 with local social items. Breckenridge residents Julia Tippine and nurses Brooks and wife visit. Mr John Duffs, an old pioneer, has died and funeral is planned for Wednesday. Merritt of Breckenridge remains in town. Flowers and family visited Lie River. Eugene St John from Alma was seen on the streets.
A crowded Pompeii ballpark saw Pompeii defeat Joset-Pompeii 14 to 9 on a Saturday, with local activity including races and a Ladies Aid Society supper that raised eight dollars. Several residents traveled to nearby Ithaca and St Johns for business and visits.
Fragmented real estate transfer column listing numerous individuals such as Kavita, Hyde, Le Milter, Isabella, and Mary, alongside property claims and locations in St Louis, North Stade, and Arenda VON Dorfes. The text weaves owner names with parcel notes, court mentions, and scattered addresses suggesting a busy transfer ledger from a local records page.
A Battle Creek veterinary surgeon recounts a friend’s purchase of kidney pills and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the true remedy. The testimonial cites years of kidney trouble, multiple remedies, and eventual relief after using Doan's, sold by Milburn Co. and Doan's brand promoted for private concerns.
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