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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1889
Page
3
About 148000 cottonwood trees are to be planted in one tract in Kansas. Rich placer mines have been discovered and the Choctaw Nation in Indian Territory figures in regional notes. The era’s patent medicines are advertised with various remedies and relieved throat complaints amid general listings.
A New York Sun summary notes the heir to the Chinese throne will reach majority at 30 and then select his wives, including a primary wife Yeh bo and several consorts. It describes imperial household structure, the emperor's authority limited by finances, and the system of royal marriages, concubines, and arranged alliances shaping the harem.
An account traces the rise and fall of John Glover of Missouri, son of Samuel Clover, detailing his ascent in Democratic politics, the influence of his wealthy mother-in-law Mrs Patton, a costly bid for governor and senate, and his ultimate defeat and exit from the House as his plans collapse amid debts, court fights, and a family rift.
The article discusses figs as a premier food and medicine, noting ancient esteem by Persian kings and widespread Italian use. It cites figs as a staple in lack of other provisions, highlights their health benefits, and claims they are among the oldest cultivated fruits with medicinal properties rivaling the olive. The piece emphasizes seasonal reliance and travel provisions through Europe and Asia Minor.
A compiled list asks whether the record of men dying violently in the past quarter century matches any prior period. It cites a series of historical figures and executions including Lincoln, Garfield, and others in varied global contexts, suggesting a broad pattern for comparison.
A father and son discuss travel and progress of policies from the Masonic Mutual Heart Association. The son praises a rheumatic syrup and a remedy for consumption, claiming wide praise and urging readers to try Kemps or similar tonics. The piece also mentions a wealthy resident Parker and a hoax scheme involving life insurance and payments to families.
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