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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
3
A traveling man spoke of using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for the family, claiming it kept them free from constipation indigestion and headaches. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland, with further ad copy implying successes against biliousness and nervous fatigue.
The article urges farmers to plan for changing weather and emergencies, adopt flexible seeding and crop strategies, and prepare forage and feed reserves. It discusses adjusting plans for corn and wheat, considering forage crops, and the need to know where to obtain seed and supplies. It emphasizes proactive preparation and intelligent farming methods.
Guide discusses horseshoe versus round drainage tiles, laying methods, joints, and how water flow affects performance. It notes round tiles better prevent silt buildup, shallow joints risk leakage, and recommends tarred paper over joints and sealing with earth to reduce infiltration.
Mr Benk and family of Ekenridge visited Wm. Gible and Nelle Walker, Mrs. Museot M. Musett continues work at the Muse. Plans include saving a fine house in June and Ladies Aid society meet at Mrs. Chas Dickerson's. Chives garden renovation and new furnishings improve the ME church. Sewing students arrive from SETA for summer rations at Merton House. Various names appear among visitors and residents, with progress on the new dry kiln head of the stave mill and local business notices.
Pompeii news notes a well attended event last Saturday with a fine time reported. Meryl Seaver of Ithaca visits Pompeii this week while Nelle Taylor returns from Alma. Officers elected: Dr Hall president J J Sessions secretary Cons Wideman treasurer. Track manager J E Dessions captain M E Hathaway. Floyd Weed visited Bushnell last week. Grade pupils passed examinations Mrs Jno Price and daughter Pear visit Eureka. Bart Seaver of Ithaca was in town Saturday.
The excerpt discusses testing seeds for germination power and vitality, highlighting complete fertilizer components nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash. It notes marlyyard as an example of complete fertilizer and warns that cheaper clover seed may fail germination, stressing seed testing to identify germination faults.
Last Tuesday forenoon Jon Mecon der of Bley Yell received one year in Lunia for indecent Wherties with a fourteen year old girl. Steven Sturtivant and others were sentenced to six and ten years for rape, with further indictments noted. The report hints at more parties implicated and upcoming arrests. A later advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Electric Bit for ailments, with testimonials and store mentions.
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