Alma Registration and Village Election Notices
Registration for Alma Village moves to Pinsmen's Hall on March 11 with polling from nine to eight, village officers to be chosen including clerk and treasurer. Alma Republican caucus reports a large turnout and lists ticket nominees for village offices and trustees, with committee appointments announced.
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Alma
Pinsmen's Hall
Causas
Republian
Winens
C. FP. Brown
B.A. Bagley
Brown
M. Wilson
W. ©. Clark
Stephen W. Tinker
William W. Kineb
Willian
Gargett
Virgil M. Wilton
Ely Brewbaker
Edward Hannah
Amos W. Beckner
George W. Willard
T. A. Ely
Bert Woonward
John Glass
$50 Million Appropriation Spurs Historic House Vote
The House approved a 50 million dollar appropriation for national defense as President McKinley gained broad backing across party lines. Speaker Reed voted with the majority as many members broke pairs to record their support. A St Louis meeting formed a county Republican Club with Grant Fellows expected to speak. Governor Pingree called a special legislative session to tackle railroad telephone and telegraph taxation.
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House of Representatives
McKinley
Reed
Les Caymeiy
St. Louis
Republican Club
Ithara Vesday
Grant Fellows
State Republican League
Pingrod
Religious Notes at St Johns Church on Lent and Union Services
Third Sunday in Lent services at St Johns Church with Lenten services on March 1st. A Woman's Foreign Missionary Society feature speaker from the Methodist Episcopal church will discuss Mother Love the Mightiest Thing in the World. Union Temperance service in the evening under Young People’s Societies. Westminster Presbyterian pastor Rev Edward K Strong will preach morning service and address a union youth gathering at the college chapel at 6 pm. All community youth invited.
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St, John's Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Temperance Service
Young People's Societies of the Churches
Edward K. Strong
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West Bay City
Churches and College
We Was a Printer Owosso Michigan Adopts Ford's Sareaparitla
An Owosso printer, G. A. Alldreth of 116 South Shiawassee street, declares he relies on Ford's Sareaparitla to purify his blood in spring and strengthen him for summer toil. He says it cured dyspepsia and grip symptoms and left him healthy.
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Owosso, Mich
G. A. Alldreth
South
Shiawassee Stleet
Ford
Names Across the Flats at Seventy-Seventh Street
A New Yorker recalls how neighbors in a Yonkers flathouse he knew only by sight became acquainted through elevator chatter and letter boxes. In Yokohama, a chance meeting with a neighbor led to the discovery that they had lived just ten feet apart for years.
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New York
New Yorker
The
Sun
Yokohama
Seventh Street
Nature's protective swelling after injury explained
Explanation from the Philadelphia Times outlines swelling after a blow as nature protecting the injured part and aiding repair. It notes blood vessel disruption, serum leakage, and white blood cell involvement, with swelling rising as blood flows and repair begins.
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Philadelphia Times
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Instant Comfort for Feet
Ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for aching feet, bunions, sweating and hot tired feet. It claims quick relief, easier shoe fit, and a cure-like effect, urging purchase from druggists with a payment in stamps.
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Allen
Triad
Olmsted
le Boy
How She Fixed Him The Theatrte Lover Despair Story
The piece narrates a dramatic scene where a devoted suitor pleads for love after being spurned. He proclaims his life belongs to her, falling at her feet in a desperate, tragic gesture. The tone mirrors a sensational newspaper romance from a past era.
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Tie
New York Sun
I Will Kill You and You Are Dead
A tense exchange unfolds as a woman asserts she has killed Mr. Singleton at his request yet refuses to harbor a dead man. He resists and, overwhelmed by the situation, leaves quickly after she threatens to call an ambulance and have him removed to the morgue.
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Mr. Singleton
Tadpole Pond Lilies Delight New England Visitors
A vivid pink pond lily display at Tadpole pond on the Norwich and Worcester rail line near Jewart City Connecticut draws picnics from nearby states. The fragrant lilies blanket the surface, attracting collectors, with carloads taken away while the pink blossoms remain abundant. The pond’s name, long known as Tadpole, may be changed to Clayville pond despite its rustic origin.
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New England
Norwich & Worcester
Jewart City
Conn
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Tadpole
Clayville Pond
Exposition aims to outshine all nations at Paris 1900
Germany plans a grand Paris exposition display to showcase resources and industries, with an imperial commission controlling collection, classification, and presentation to impress merchants worldwide. Consul General Mason says it will surpass previous showcases and reinforce Germany as a future major trading power.
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Mason
Frankfort
Germany
State Department
China
Japan
South America
United States
Coupon Push In Cash Sales Prompts Heavy Print
A fragment notes heavy printed matter mentioning cash sales and urging customers to ask for coupons. The terse line suggests large volumes of printed material and a directive to request coupons. No clear dates places or names are given.
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