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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1898
Page
6
A fragment recounts a rainy period leading to a cold that worsened into a cough and illness. It implies early Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a preventive remedy to avoid doctor visits and expense, urging prompt treatment for colds and long troubles.
A jumbled OCR page fragment references weddings and family life, with mentions of a "Did you toy" line, a Chicago Record quote, and local society notes. It blends personal notices, commentary, and stray phrases, preserving scattered names, places, and events amid the garble.
The piece surveys successful writers like Kipling and Huxley, arguing that genius is rare but perseverance and industry are essential. It cites Kipling’s prolific output and Huxley’s literary mastery, while noting personal drives that push writers to labor at the printer.
A New York report describes a man who refused to sign a power of attorney citing religious grounds. He explains a lifelong aim to live a life free from mortal art and deception, declining to participate in an arrangement that would hasten matters through legal means.
The fragment describes hesitation to put a name on a paper that would authorize another to act, citing fear of wrongdoing and a conscience that would not approve. It expresses concern that naming oneself could condemn the writer and asks for no one else to be given power of attorney.
A Sportsman’s review recounts landing a large tarpon during a voyage near Tul of Mexteps. The narrative blends drowsy anchorages with attempts to sea a elusive fish, noting struggles, weather, and peculiar observations about tarpon behavior, water, and survival techniques.
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