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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
7
bedridden and destitute veteran J Havent of Versailles suffered kidney disease for years. After trying Electric Bitters he recovered and declared he is on the road to complete recovery. The remedy, advertised as best for liver and kidney troubles, costs 50 cents and is guaranteed by Sharrar & Mulhoulis druggists.
The South shows rapid progress with northern and foreign capital flowing in. Demand grows for lands and timber as settlers move in and industries expand. Alabama leads in fruit and berry prospects with cheap range lands and Gulf Coast work amid rising prices. Agent Lois Leanan Astin, Louisville, KY.
Probate notices reveal petitions for determining heirs in the estate of Martin G Wiltur, guardianship over Sophia Buckley, and appointments including Jesse Popple as guardian for an incompetent, with further actions regarding Barbara Martin, Mary Kennedy, and Hannah Halle. The proceedings name executors and guardians, detailing steps toward probate and ward determinations.
An advertisement touts Dr Humphreys Spovifien as curing a wide range of ailments from diarrhea to headaches. It promotes a pocket manual of all diseases, with contact details for Triumphye Medical Co in New York and druggists including Webb in Alma, Michigan.
A pamphlet style account describes grip leaving debility and risk of lung disease. It touts Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as rebuilding the weakened system, with patient testimonials from Mrs. M. F. Stewart and Mrs. Tillie Linney claiming recovery and weight gain, and urges stomach nourishment as key to strength.
The Gratiot county Republican convention organized with T A Ely as chair and elected Alf Crawford and others to key posts. Supt. Watkins renominated C F Pike for school commissioner by acclamation. Delegates to the state convention named include Leet Moody Giddings Holmes Watson and Ely. A resolution praised Peter F Dodds of Isabella for integrity and ability.
A prominent Ottawa resident Mr Alfred Brown describes severe eight year illness ending after using Paine's Celery Compound. He details prior hospital and physician efforts with no success and credits the medicine with restoring health appetite energy and strength. The testimony cites Dr Edward E Phelps and widespread endorsements.
A county body endorses Judge Dodds for the office of associate justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and urges delegates chosen by this convention to attend the state convention in Detroit to secure the nomination. Convention adjourned.
A fragmented notice details the Sumner Township Sunday School convention set for March 16 at the M E church in Bin Hall. It mentions addresses and speakers, with a list of topics and names like Miss Anna Harvey and Mr. Sylv, plus a brief marriage licenses section and unrelated tobacco ad lines.
A historical ad touts Sifter Stove Polish claiming easy use with no odor and no water soaking. It markets a large round box with a sifted powder that leaves a brilliant jet black luster and promises no waste, no dirty dishes, and lasting coverage to the last pinch.
An advertisement touts Vinci and Vinol as remedies for fatigue among women, caregivers, and the elderly. It cites a ninety eight percent success rate from a prior year guarantee and promises refunds if unsatisfied, noting repeat purchases by a customer and praise from other users.
The Passenger Department of the Tilt Hols Central Railroad offers free circulars to farmers and home takers in Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Send name and address to Watt 7 Port St Detroit Mich for issues 1 2 4 and 5 and other publications issued monthly.
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