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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
7
Kimtall's Palryman tells of Old Brindle a dairy cow in need of better breeding and kinder treatment. The piece notes milk value fluctuations from January to June and argues Brindle performs best with good feed, shelter, air, and steady care.
Guarantee by C Rhodes promotes Hyomei as a catarrh remedy. It describes a rubber inhaler, medicine dropper, and breathing apparatus, with a promise to refund if not cured when used as directed. It emphasizes confidence in Hyomei’s virtues and urges purchase with guaranteed results.
A playful ad copy compares a rival shop to a summer retreat turned rainy day fake paradise, suggesting the competitor’s appeal fades under weathered perception and urging readers to choose the confident, sunny option.
The cues that stand to its credit make Bucklen's Arnica Salve a scientific wonder. It cured E R Mulford, lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa., of piles. It heals burns, sores, boils, ulcers, cuts, wounds, chilblains and salt rheum. Only 25 cents at Sharrar's drug store.
A brief warning states pneumonia can follow a cold if Foley's Honey and Tar is used. It claims the product does not prevent illness and may mislead, urging readers to refuse such substitutes and seek safer remedies. The note emphasizes avoiding unproven treatments.
Ambiguous old advertisement claims fast pain relief using a tube based remedy. Mentions application at the seat and says it stops pain instantly. Sold by Geo. E. Sharrar.
Postmaster Robbed G W Wouts of Riverton Tennessee nearly died and was robbed of all comfort, his letter notes a 20 year liver complaint and severe jaundice. He credits Hicetric Hitters as a cure that kept him well for eleven years and praises Geo. E. Sharrar's drug store for the tonics.
A H Brows advertises pasture land two miles west and two miles north of Alma suitable for a limited number of horses and cattle, with low water.
An old advertisement claims deaths from appendicitis decrease in ratio to the rise of Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises safety and speedy relief from various pains. It is guaranteed by Geo. Sharrar, a druggist, urging readers to try the product.
An old newspaper fragment touts remedies for indigestion and liver health. It promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for bowel relief, Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup, and Rexall Cold Cream. It urges readers to visit Sturman’s Central Drug Store for authentic products and warns against imitations.
Over a million acres in the Shoshone Indian Reservation will be opened to settlement on June 15, 1906. Direct routes from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha via the Chicago North Western Railway offer access. Send 2 cents in stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W B Kuiskern P T M Chicago and North Western Ry Co Chicago.
A readable note highlights Hollister’s by Mountain Ten as a measure to keep young children healthy and content. The brief mentions their tender bodies and the need for Nile healing remedies, with casual references to Chas Rhodes without clear context.
We will esteem it a valued favor if any subscriber who does not receive his paper will notify at once. It looks easy to mail a newspaper without a single error, but mistakes happen and we are trying to cut them out. Prompt notice of failure to receive a paper will receive attention.
An ad outlines Hollister Mountain Tea as a remedy to purify the blood and improve overall health. It claims the infusion cleanses the system and drives out impurities, priced at 35 cents.
A note from the Record office advertises several books of teachers contracts at a modest four price. It urges school directors to remember the offer and mentions Dr. Thomas Relectric Oil as a strong, cheap household remedy sold in America for over 25 years.
A fragmented handwritten ad praises Foley's Honey with bold claims of definitive qualities. The short piece emphasizes quick sale to a broad audience and attributes the message to a person named Geo. Sharsar.
Quincy Michigan writer describes a chaotic medical incident with a child, claiming improvised remedies and equipment were used. The account mentions Warner's White Wheel Tir and a long, unclear sequence of events. The narrative is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.
The Wabash Railroad advertises discounted one way tickets from Chicago and other points to New York Boston Montreal and eastern cities. Details about fall offerings and booking contact are provided through regional offices and the Assistant General Passenger Agent located at 07 Adame Street Chicago.
The gums and reevis obtainers from pre trees have long been recognized as beneficial for backache kidney and bladder trouble. Pine-ules is a new medicine whose principal ingredients come from local pine forests. Sold by Geo F Sharrar, 7
Announcement describes a direct Chicago and North Western Railway route to the Shone Indian Reservation via Chicago and St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. It invites readers to send stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W B Kniskern P T M C and N R Co Chicago.
A dose of Pine-ules at bed time relieves backache before morning. The soft gelatin globules, when moistened and placed in the mouth, are easy to swallow. Fine-ules contain no Sax Hor alcohol and use resins from native pine forests with other well known bladder kidney and digestive remedies. Sold by Geo EK Sharrir.
The Chicago and North Western Railway solicits information from desirable points to locate new industries as spring prospects rise. They seek woolworking, cereal mills, vanning works, coal storage plants, mills and various mercantile establishments. Written requests to the Industrial Department of OC and NW Ry Chicago will be promptly attended to.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy s Laxative Honey and Tar as an effective cathartic for colds. It claims relief from coughs, phlegm, and congestion, promising to evacuate the bowels and clear the head. Sold by Chase Rhodes SH.
In a Kentucky article from Flanlin, dairymen are urged to value robust silos and well built enclosures as vital for year round labor and improved feeding, arguing that sturdy structures prevent hard spots and poor conditions while delivering the best food for cattle.
A compact guide on testing milk and butterfat to breed productive cows. It stresses weighing milk and testing butterfat, owning a hand tester, and selecting cows by individual output. It covers persistent milking, proper transfer of ownership for registered animals, and three guiding dairy principles: cleanliness, kindness, and energy.
Fragmentary notice describes Dr William Rawlings ownership of a Georgia dairy farm of 1800 acres with 400 cultivated. It lists principal crops such as corn oats rye hay peas timber cane clover and cotton and mentions Bermuda grass pasture with spring water and a model facility described as modern in every particular.
An a long extract details a Georgian dairy complex featuring a 22 foot high metal clad barn with a multi‑sewer drainage system, a cement central tank, and a 8 hp engine powering electric lights and feed operations. The report praises the layout, veterinary stock, and Guernsey breeding, highlighting Prince of Wales as the lead bull and a herd of 215 head.
Bevelts discuss advantages of farm separators yielding warm skim milk for calves and other livestock. Note skim milk avoids digestive troubles, aiding future usefulness. Also suggests reasonably cool storage via spring water cooling or cement tanks with overflow. some large dairies have artificial cooling machinery.
Rent pays for land in Eastern Arkansas and Northern Louisiana with clear land at 5 dollars per acre cash and sale price 7.50 to 15 per acre. Clearing costs 6 to 10 dollars per acre. soil is rich alluvial and yields a cotton bale worth 45 to 60 dollars per acre. Other crops thrive. alfalfa yields 10 to 16 dollars per ton. Rolling hill land suited for stock and fruit growing. new White River country offers sites as low as 3 dollars per acre. Descriptive literature with maps available free. Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain lines offer reduced round trip tickets on select Tuesdays.
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