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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
3
The forecast notes a harsh start to March with cold northwest gales and wet, unsettled conditions. A storm on the 6th shifts west to the Gulf of Mexico region, bringing strong winds, rain, and potential rough seas, followed by continued unsettled and cooler weather across the area.
Investors desiring to purchase securities quickly convertible into cash can have a list of over fifty issues to select from including railroads municipals tractions gas steamships and electrics. Four percent First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds secured by mortgages on city real estate sold in 100 500 and 1000 denominations at par with accrued interest. Interest payable quarterly. The Trust Company offers full explanations on application and handles receiverships benefiting creditors and stockholders through ample capital and forceful performance.
In a Nod region tale Methuselah laments a drift from faith as youths are drawn to worldliness and a distant land. Enoch, long revered, appears as a bright beacon on a turning point when divine guidance surfaces amid moral decline and social change.
Methuselah experiences a vivid heavenly vision after a tense talk with Enoch and Seth about restoring devotion to God. He reports a night visitation and a shaft of light with a call to walk with God in heaven, prompting the family to spread the message as belief in divine nearness grows among the people.
The people search the land for the mysterious man after Haoeh translated yet fail to recall Methuselah's testimony. God takes him, others speculate he went to Nod. A father finds Adina, the Miner’s daughter, and Lantech returns, renewing faith as a lively fire of devotion spreads among the crowd.
The piece argues bad roads depress local trade by deterring travelers and shipments, harming merchants, farmers, and railware business. It notes road conditions affect shipping in towns and regions, with national tolls via Congress. It calls for a national aid law like Brownlow bill, contingent on farmer and business demand.
A Farm Journal note describes a combined wood box and wood carrier. It explains a simple build from green sticks with bark, boring holes for insert ends, and round-headed screws. The device can be piled with wood at the pile, carried to the stove, and kept beside it until use.
A distinguished American sought 500000 dollars owed to a British syndicate in Turkey. Two MPs and a cabinet minister were said to be involved. An ambassador warned that recovery would take three to four months, leaving claimants exhausted and financially ruined. One died in an asylum after years of fruitless effort.
Thousands of dairy farmers are urged to buy a De Laval cream separator this spring. The ad argues a De Laval lasts twenty years with low repair cost, saving 850 to 1500 yearly versus poorer machines. It condemns inferior rivals, touts widespread use, and invites buyers to SEE and TRY before purchasing.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a stomach‑free remedy for catarrh, claiming inhaled medicine soothes nasal throat and lung irritation, kills catarrhal worms, and enriches tissue. A money‑back guarantee promises refunds if no positive results, with a pocket inhaler and bottles featured.
Reports from St. Johon N Marek describe destitution in Le Pierre and Miguelon amid hunger. The French government acts to relieve hunger and grip shortages as local business leaders fear for the town’s future after three poor crop years.
A Danville resident confessed to killing his wife and three children aged four months to four years after visiting the Whitely crime scene, saying financial strain made it impossible to support his family. He was jailed Tuesday following the admission.
Dr Adolph Zipertin an honorary faculty member at University of Tuevingen Germany and a Civil War surgeon dies at his home in Clnethnatl aged about 80. The report notes his long-ago graduation and service in the Union Army. The naval transport Logan sails to Manila from San Francisco carrying 288 Eighth Cavalry, 645 Sixth Infantry, 21 Marine Corps, 14 Hospital Corps, plus army supplies.
Promotional notice outlines low colonist rates for rail travel via Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route. Dates listed February 7 and 21, March 7 and 21, with $33 Chicago to California, Oregon, and Washington. Sleepers offered daily February 21 to May 15.
19 hours saved to Mexico via Iron Mountain Route, Texas and Pacific Railway, International and Great Northern Railway, and National Railway of Mexico through Laredo. Double daily service from Saint Louis at 2.21 P.M. and 8.20 P.M. For full information call or address LLG Farnsworth, BOPA Adament Chicago. Mtthole. MD Armstrong. TP. Ay.
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