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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary medical note discusses backache and related symptoms in women. It hints at broader health connections and the role of the uterus in general wellness, suggesting a link between abdominal discomfort and systemic health concerns.
A checked scan of local society notes mentions Ashlee, Mr and Mrs Atel, Miss Miphte Tiare Mre, and Heath visiting on Tuesday. Several residents travel or plan trips including Jesterlay, North Star, and Mrs. Frank Weller returning from St Johns. J Augustine and Miss Creste Chatin visit Neath Star, while L B Sawyer and family head to Symbuse Kansas for three weeks.
Toe Huffman baling May. Floyd Clark drove to Lansing. Fred Rowers has gate to St Joins to Work. Miss Piddie Rose guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sted. Alma resident called on friends Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robern from near St. Touts. Vinta fell here last Tuesday. Mr Robert Inis of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albertie. Misses Lilla and Oja Sandal went to Heiding to Work in the late factory. Miss Althea Depue and Lars Gibwin guests of Nellie Hamilton Sunday. Many friends and relatives attended the family reunion at Me Walker in St. Louis the 2nd. Water party Friday evening at Bert Wells home in Hetero. Miss Linde Stobiiwon returning from Grand.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Emerson DG terms and several property purchases near Sivkides and UMA retteate. George logledly and Eva Tenvum Wiid are mentioned with relatives in Wheeler rewurten and Goede buying Peed Sovinsetunet Suthidt Maents Wie. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The Elm Hall page records a wedding, visitors and musical events. Katie Mueguer and others attend a supper. Jay Sissins of Riverdale appears in a local note. Mrs Emery Robbins visits Shelbyville. The Normal class holds a fourth matter exam and a Sunday school convention is noted at Alu. The Grange plans a special meeting March 1 and Lucy Tanner wed Arthur Benr at Vestabury home.
Mr Story visited Alma last week while George Manes of Alma worked for Mr Quick. Mr and Mrs Townard welcomed a nine pound boy. The Hanes family ill with smallpox are reported much better. The entertainment and social at the school house Friday evening proved quite successful, netting about 87 dollars.
Will Coleman's baby is very sick with pneumonia. Elwin Adams was the guest of his sister Mrs A E Coleman last week. Miss Lola Youry, a teen from Wheeler, returned Thursday night. The South Wheeler select basketball chased some new library books to put to their cause. Mr and Mrs Charles Bradford of Wheeler were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Meyers Sunday. A number from this place attended the fried cane social at the Grange hall Tuesday night. Roy Coleman, Andrew Barbour and Benno Hultmeyer visited South Wheeler school Wednesday. A surprise party at Mr Stoff Meyers Thursday night was well ended with all reporting a good time. Harvey Clingenpee, visiting his brother at Chesaniog, returned home last Wednesday evening.
Advice urges staying home and using Cham berlin's Cough Remedy as directed for quick recovery. The text claims the remedy prevents grip complications like pneumonia and reports all users recovered. Sold by Vine & Rhodes.
A garbled late 19th century notice reports A Lindsey selling his farm near Ashley in a county land transaction. The item mentions Orange Muasin and a purchase tied to debts, with neighbors and local figures referenced in the scattered OCR text.
Mrs Win Routik is sick. Revival meetings on Jackson Street church have closed. William S. andert Sisley visited St. Louis on business. Mr Porter faced losses in recent ventures. Mrs Money May and Mrs Hoyt caused a stir at Mrs Townsend’s on Wednesday.
Edd Wiley shows slight recovery while Mrs. James Quan returns to St. Louis. Social visits include Geo McKinney with his brother, Art Church and family at EB Churn’s, Ki Vivde and spouses at A Shyde, Lo T Muse’s hosts, J Keaney returning from Grand Ledge. An ad touts Dr Kins New Discovery for consumption and other illnesses with free trial bottles at Sharrur Mushol land’s drug store.
St Louis visitors and residents are loosely listed with names and brief notes of travels events and property changes. Mentions include Roy Cowdry Duane Throop Dan Altenburg Herbert Rowland Miss Laurice Leutant and others with scattered references to a Barton property purchase and future work plans at a local site. The garbled text recounts social calls business trips and a church property transaction amid uncertain details.
Fragmented probate notes list estate actions at Henry and St Louis. guardianship petitions, administrator appointments, and incompetence allegations appear amid names such as Marat Cimber and Arria Lake. Marriage licenses issued include Loyd Campbell and Armida Howell, Chas Rowley and Lucretia Hobtsherry, Archad John Augustine, Celia Chattin, and others.
A dense listing of real estate transfers names numerous individuals and properties across various locations. Transactions involve owners like Carleton, Lowe, and others, with mentions of boulevards, streets, and city areas, reflecting a broad sweep of property exchanges and deed activities.
A clearest warning on counterfeit Chase remedies warns that imitators misuse the name The name Chase to fool the public. It cautions buyers to seek the portrait and signature of A W Chase on genuine boxes to avoid lowgrade copies.
Fragmented text shows an auction sale held near Wridhit side and notes a party including Mr and Mrs Jedin Vatty, Pride omit, and Sumday at Cis eslitysrrids. Mentions partial funds, a Majestic range, and local notices, with Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised in the same clipping.
A Nature Help note emphasizes proper food for babies and children, warning that illness or poverty of appetite signals underlying issues. It urges cautious use of medicine, advocating supportive feeding and digestive aid to help children thrive.
The ad advises adding emulsion from fourth to half a teaspoon in a baby's bottle several times daily and larger doses for older children to boost nourishment. It promises rapid benefits for mother and child and cites Scott A Bowne chemists as the source.
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