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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1892
Page
7
The Albany Evening Journal vouches for a cure rivaling the famous John Marshall case from Hamilton. The piece is presented as accurate and carefully set forth, with strong credibility from the capital’s leading newspaper. Readers are urged to study the article closely for its significant claims.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a "word with wiman haw Hone" and garbled phrases about a plibmuzraph dows tt, presenting a fragmented item likely a puzzle or crossword clue with unreadable surrounding text.
I am ready to testify under oath that if it had not been for August Flower I should have died before this. Eight years ago I was sick with heart, kidney, and liver trouble. Everything I ate distressed me and I threw up. August Flower cured me. There is no medicine equal to it. Loxenzo F, Appleton, Maine.
In a rain-worn night of memory and fevered love, Esme Lindenhelm faces farewell with Thad, pledging trust and sacrifice as he promises to return or write. Sydney Loraine, watching from the doorway, contemplates a cold future without his return, while Mr. Carteret arrives to unsettle her lingering questions and old loyalties.
Frederick Harrigan argues in Forum that French peasantry embodies industry thrift and independence. He contrasts a frugal rural life with English and American excess, noting peasants own land near Fontainebleau and the Seine yet live modestly, while their children often seek work. He cites 1789 revolution as boosting peasant status and autonomy.
An evocative fragment recalls a damp Miz day with wild west wind and rain against windows. Sydney Loraine and her father share a quiet moment as guests arrive, the room damp and warm, while conversations drift and memories surface amid the storm.
A column warning women about jewelry overuse and vulgar displays. It urges modest adornment for youth, suggesting a single ring a brooch or a wrist bangle, and condemns thirteen bangles and showing wealth from admirers. It cites a Ladies’ Journal tone and cautions against thumb rings and flaunting wealth.
A garbled note recalls Seattle's founding by a small group of California miners who sailed in the schooner Exact and landed at AllL point, noting the town then lacked a settlement and was mainly a flat waterfront. It also mentions Robert Browning's head inspiring painters in later years.
The article mixes names like Ole Bull’s son Alexander and public figures Andrew Jackson Daniel Webster and Abraham Lincoln with remarks on future displays at a world’s fair. It blends casual anecdotes about Amelia Rives Chandler art studies, Brooke Horford in London, and various advertisements, medical claims, and promotional lines, all in a sprawling, fragmentary style typical of era periodicals.
In olden times people ignored lasting cures but now agree Fign will permanently cure halite constipation. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claims to start the liver, purify blood, build flesh, and restore vigor. It touts usefulness for scrofulous humors, lung consumption, and as a universal blood purifier, with a money back guarantee if it cures.
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