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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
6
Scott's Emulsion remains the original and best, unlike imitators sold as “just as good.” The ad compares it to thick cream, warns against thinning with water, and invites sale by all duty. It references Bowie and a savings bank, then lists Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street in New York.
Laura Sebring presents Joshua R. Giddings as a defender of liberty amid sectional strife, praising his Civil War era stand against slavery. The oration recalls his long struggle in Congress, clashes with pro slavery forces, and his unwavering pursuit of free speech and federal anti slavery principles.
The article recalls Joshua Giddings’s tireless defense of abolition, his shift from Whigs to Free Soilers and then the Republican party, and his enduring resolve as he argued for equal rights, liberty, and the Union. It notes his parliamentary skill, courage, and ultimate fulfillment as slavery fell. His life ends with quiet satisfaction rather than glory.
Richard Pattee of Plymouth elected state lecturer for six years as H O Hadley retires. Grange activity up with 273 lectures, 25 500 total attendance, 166 025 in program attendance. Public affairs talks in 110 towns praised as valuable, with 2880 members in 270 granges and 20 Pomonas. treasurer's balance $26 864.00. committees call for franchise return as property taxed and graduated inheritance tax. Davia education bill support. Ohio and Illinois granges push direct senator election and highway funding.
Fire and tornado insurance takes front line in Kansas as national activity highlights. By Dec 1 the total insured value reached 404 thousand with an average cost per thousand around 241. The Kansas Grain Cooperative area, local offices, and related agents push to establish fire coverage and improve policy services amid a broader drive across states.
Consul Norton in Chemnitz notes rising German interest in Esperanto and its trade value especially for the blind. The British and Yugoslav officials also recognize its telegraph use and advocate language mastery, while Macedonian housewives bless kneading dough with a cross before splitting portions.
The ad claims stubborn mules respond to Dr King's New Life Pills easing liver and bowel issues and improving appetite, digestion, nerves, and mood. It touts the remedy as the world’s best for aches and disorders, endorsed by FP Brown's.
A 500 page volume titled Book and Stable Chart is being offered free to readers who mail in requests. The notice invites interested parties to send a request to receive the printed chart by post.
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