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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
3
The article lists Dr Andrew B Spinney, once of Detroit and proprietor of City Sanitarium, among a roster of property transfers and trustees. It notes his prior role as a leading practitioner and references related land mentions, shares, and transfers involving multiple individuals and sections in Sumner Lafayette and nearby areas.
An overlong obfuscated ad proclaims free consultation for the poor, promises cures with forty five years of experience, and lists a Detroit homeopathic background. It touts a Reed City sanitarium, a rebuilt facility after a fire, and an offer to treat chronic diseases with departments for healing, obstetrics, and surgery. It includes extensive patient care claims and a schedule, ending with notices of property transfers and medical product endorsements.
Wittas A Basin of Alma Michigan argues beet rotation boosts land fertility and profitability. He cites growing 15 to 20 acres of beets on a 40 acre farm annually with yields and net returns surrounding 1800 dollars, plus improvements valued at over 6000 dollars, urging regional farmers to adopt beet culture to raise land value and farm independence.
Alderman Peter A. Wendling describes spring fatigue and mucous membrane inflammation as spring fever. He credits Mucin Tone with restoring energy, weight, and health after a month of use and endorses Rexall Mucin Tone as a cure with a money back guarantee if the bottle proves ineffective.
The Rexall Remedies promise high quality pharmacy at low prices with a money back guarantee if results fall short. They advertise 200 Rexall remedies for various ailments and claim direct sale cuts profits and handling to benefit customers.
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