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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
6
Readers are told Tar lood Ritters is a rational cure for stomach weakness and digestive disorders. The ad claims it strengthens the stomach, improves flow of digestive juices, and boosts health.
Governor Warfield appoints William Pinckney Whyt to the Maryland Senate seat once held by the late Arthur Gorman. Whyt, born in August, would be 82, stout, active, and a long-time public servant with a career dating to 1817, including roles as Baltimore member, comptroller, attorney general, and governor.
William Pinckney Whyte was named to fill a vacancy as minister to England by Governor Swann, served the term, later became governor, then served in the senate after a factional shift. His career spanned late 18th and early 19th centuries with notable political clashes and personal milestones noted in the record.
A derelict tale notes Lincoln Beachey’s daring aerial feat near the capital, tracing echoes from earlier aviators and praising the American navigator of the air for looping around a tall shaft amid a celebratory scene.
The account describes ALNCULN HEAR, a young man who circled the White House area and then headed to the capital. He reportedly soared around the dome while awaiting the president, with idle mention of Stooxevelt and a San Francisco youth named Beachey. He previously captained Baldwin's City of Portland at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
An eclectic 19th century ad snippet touts Europe travel offerings from F. H. Tristram and A. G. P. A. Wabush, alongside patent medicines. It markets direct steamship connections, then interleaves assorted remedies for coughs, colds, and children's ailments, urging Celery King and other tonics. A fragment references Hagenbach’s trained animals and a June event plus various local notices.
The article argues that dietary care and regular German Syrup use improve consumption outcomes at home for rich and poor. It claims German Syrup aids expectoration, rest, and reduces coughing and night sweats. warmer climates help some patients, with trial bottles available at druggists.
The advertisement promotes inexpensive farms along the Missouri Pacific and Tri Mountain routes in Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Texas and Indian Territory. It touts yields up to 60 bushels of corn per acre with prices of 7 301 to 15 00 per acre and notes cash rents of 5 00 to 6 00 per acre. It highlights mild climate free range rivers and future value and invites readers to write for maps and literature from Detroit and St Louis offices. The ad also mentions a separate product claim about an itching remedy not related to land deals.
Ad for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touts its sunburn, bruise, and skin protection properties. Warns of imitations and claims genuine KC DeWitt Co. product in every box, sold by Charls. Box details reflect old spelling and generic retailer language.
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