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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
The Pall Haven Register prints a funeral style tribute to Old Mose a yellow cat who mingled at all gatherings. He attended Methodist services and was monarch of the store he frequented earning many friends and daily treats. His intelligence kindness and innocence are praised.
Arrangements provide free training for disabled English soldiers, three months of tuition with two months by correspondence during convalescence and home study, followed by a practical month on a farm. After the war an estimated 240,000 soldiers may be unable to resume old work, so poultry farming is proposed to offset economic hardship and supply egg production.
Advertisement for Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co offering a free pocket size manual of medicine and disease treatment. The 144 page book claims compact form and promises valuable information, inviting readers to send for the free book from 166 William Street, New York.
County correspondents record a week of visits, gatherings, and outings in Riverdale area. many locals, including Oliford Ayers, Roy Yeiter, the Mulford and Tucker families, and the Hammontrees, host and visit relatives. Field Day, races, rink night, and a full house at The Taylor Show are noted along with marriages, engagements, and a new Reo automobile purchase.
Mrs. M M Flint and Mrs Ella Me Chosky traveled to Stanton on business. Will Eustepp of Greenville is visiting his uncle Charles Mulford this week.
Local residents and guests visit relatives across Michigan and nearby towns. Households hosting include the Grahams at Sumner and families from Alma Vestaburg Ithaca and Middleton. A ball game between Riverdale and Elm Hall at the new park drew crowds with follow-on horse races and a pie eating contest.
Lloyd Davis called at Andrew Frazer's home last Friday. Willis Plank and family of Sumner visited Laura Frazer on Sunday. Neighbors and relatives named include James Chrispell Sarah Plank Albert Plank and Ami Boyd. Joe Gallagher works for Lee Mann. Mary Zayleh Catherine Lukes and Frank Fry spent Sunday with Andrew Frazer. George Gee of Sumner visited last Thursday. Mr. Cusick is quite ill at present.
Alma resident E Griffin contractor and carpenter 212 Woodworth Ave reports kidney trouble and backache eased by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Rhoades Drug Store. He confirms a prior statement praising the remedy and urges others to try the same. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advert.
A dialog shows a manager describing a man who appears to stand and look important while a proprietor jokes about keeping him for tours of ease and dignity amid a bustling, humorous exchange. The exchange reflects workplace humor and status dynamics in a small business setting.
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