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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
7
The narrative follows a party crossing a swamp by river seeking passage and encountering swarming mosquitoes and a night vigil. Leo boasts as a hunter, shots a waterbuck, and a crocodile drags a companion. a brutal struggle ensues ending with the crocodile slain and the man rescued, amid vivid danger and harsh conditions.
A public discussion in a Southern town reveals racial tension as Mrs Adams confronts a rail depot worker and questions local progress. The dialogue shows fear, pride, and a warning about African American leadership and transport access. The piece reflects everyday life and social friction in a historic setting.
An obscure Washington tale depicts a woman with duties, a low-kol lector, and a church christening. After the ceremony, she encounters a cryptic inscription “Nostio Kingdones he shall He” and finds the church doors shut, with a final note on “Ne Stovklig” breaking her heart.
A fragmentary scene shows a wife scolding Henry during a late night discussion on feminine beauty amid chaotic dialogue and slips of speech. The setting hints at a social gathering with uneven diction and a snowbound backdrop mentioned by a narrator noting heavy new snow.
The Senate debated amendments to a bill including income tax changes and land and water irrigation proposals. Votes reflected mixed support, with discussions on free sugar, duties, and a proposed overhaul of the sugar schedule amid broader financial reforms. The session also marked unanimous condolences over President Carnot with formal adjournment plans.
The house committee of Pensions approved a bill to raise survivor pensions from 3 to 12 per month for Indian and Mexican War veterans. Representative Stallings of Alabama reported the measure, noting most beneficiaries are elderly and now rely on government aid after territorial expansion.
A testimonial from J. Livingston and H. Drowsy describes relief from liver blood and kidney issues after using Dallan’s Great German Remedies and related tonics. The letter asserts dramatic improvements after three bottles and claims a wife recovered from female trouble after Dulym’s and Omnilam’s products. Notarized statement sworn June 2, before J. C. Dullam. Sold by B. VanDenBergh.
A. B. Snell of Hamilton Michigan claims two years of illness ended after using Dullam's Great German Liniment. He reports instant and permanent relief at 25 cents per bottle. Sold by B. VanDen Bergh.
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