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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1887

Page

6

Thawkeray Letters to Be Published in Seribave Magazine

Unpublished Thackeray letters to Mrs Brookfield, London, are slated for publication in Seribaye’s Magazine April issue. Letters reveal close ties with Thackeray and praise for Mr Rookfield, with portraits and drawings from Brookfield’s collection to accompany the installments. Also noted are a Pennsylvania court ruling on gas explosion damages, a Doctor Harris story preview, and various historical notes on figures like Lincoln, Lowell, and Beecher.

Thawkeray Seribave Ehmly Oxbridge Arthur Hallamanl Tennyson Carlyle Kingsley Lord Houghton Somy Thackury Thawhorsy Bitebie Lord Lyttelton Tre Joel Chinitlor Harris Sentern Ajr Frost Lincoln Lowell Liveutn Armaboats Mr. Lowell

Wheat and Weather Reported Across Michigan Counties

The Nateh Report summarizes February wheat conditions across southern central and northern Michigan counties. It notes snow cover, variable temperatures, and thaw cycles with many fields injured or stressed. Marketed wheat quantities, elevator receipts, and statewide observations are included, along with a note on February weather forecasts and the ongoing prohibition discussion in Michigan.

Nateh Tor Loren Bern Lorensalpe Eset Mainte Tivnith Listoxby

State News Condensed From Early Michigan Dispatches

Todian Agent Stevens urges abolishing all Indlen etoile to Met gon exempt two at Lone and Baraga and the establishment of a central training school. John Mora a farmer from Ur Joud Ind and his wife were robbed of a $100 check and cash at the Michigan Central depot in Lansing. A verdict for 1000 was returned against the railroad in the Manning case after four trials. A fire destroyed a building near the Saginaw Street bridge in Filat and an elderly man died in his sleep. Jeviah Helden of Grand Rapids died aged about 70 leaving a long family line. Fruit belt reports indicate a promising crop outlook. East-leaning locations favored by the season.

Todian Stevens Lone and Baraga Pune John Mora Ur Joud Ind Michigan Central Tn Lansing Supreme Court Saginaw Street Bridge Filat Cornwall Borinsity Jeviah IL Helden Ree Dent Grand Rapids Melden Ring Stitene Sonal Parkerviarg Elieabeth Ullrich Mt Clewolly John Lockey Noralton Herren County Charles Atoms Avon Oakland County Abe Jay Dy Lewis Morouth Michigan State Normal Lian Agricultural College Brooklings Dakota Adrian Saginaw Clarence Thorns Saginaw Wity bin Hott Jack Owen Holgul Boo Henry Kriester Te Rapids Joby Hied Jay City Wells Rinlere Horne Mallick Do Treet Ealante Cutchnan Elvis Hind Firth Dia Detroit Berlin William Marek John Raoouih Erin Stephen Searls Terrien Jil Binbe Yontiae Asylum Winer Lowell Kalameroo Hannah Hicks Norman Blanchard Wayne St. Clatz East Tawas William Dougherty Berrien Springs

Michigan and West Virginia smashes and social caste debates

A chaotic 19th century column reviews multiple incidents from West Virginia, Michigan, and nearby areas. It notes a fatal accident on a railroad engine near Parkersburg, several injuries, and a string of local deaths from fires and accidents. A political-moral essay contrasts caste in America with social hierarchies, citing various towns, people, and institutions, including educators and reformers.

Plague and Ledger Referenced in Historic Text Fragment

A fragmented OCR line recalls Asiatic plagues and a dash named Ducid Swing, mentioning Chlengo Ledger as part of the sparse historical snippet. Entities appear as obscure references, with no clear narrative or date context to confirm broader events.

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Strange Capers At Colorado Air Affects Phins At Elevation

From the Cheyenne Sun comes a tale of high altitude illness where passengers react to Colorado air. A Denver agent shows fear, others report dizziness at altitude, with women especially prone to panic and seizures during descent from Sherman to Laramie City.

Colorado Denver Ile Cheyenne Lighin Nol Sherman Laramie City Nevada Hin Pal Jim Stertuan Sie Gelly

Very Queer Tone and Tales in The World Magazine

The March Century reviews a range of topics from poetry to public figures. George Cromuenti discusses Mr Clas F Benjamin’s wartime service, Stanton’s character, and Lincoln ties. A frontispiece portrait of Stanton is promised and faith healing debates appear in the Century.

Befur Wallo George Rt. Cromuenti Clas. F. Benjamin Aelar i War Department Elwin M. Stanton Marcle Coutney Lincoln Stanton Jax M. Buckley D. D The Christian Advocate Rogelso Carter

Rabbit Eye Transplant Hyped as Perilous Metempsychosis

A New York ophthalmologist purportedly promised a rabbit’s eye transplant to Charles A. Williams of Minneapolis to replace his glass eye. The piece argues such a fusion would distort identity, threaten sanity, and lead to animal instincts ruling the man, ending in dangerous, comic catastrophe.

Charles A. Willian Minneapolis Astington New York Willams Williams Iniself King Henger Dicken

A Woman's Way. Rag rug scam at Nations al avenue

An agent with rags rang a bell at a house on Nations avenue and fledgling attempt to sell a rug aroused no one until a woman across the street shouted. A chamber window opened and a matron urged fair pricing and change offers. She promised a slice of pie and milk for a successful sale.

Nationsal Avenue Otto Drayman Detroit Bree Press

A Generous Bartender Story in New York Morning Journal

A quirky exchange unfolds with a generous bartender offering relief to a down-hearted man who is urged to seek a caraway seed for dull care. The fragment hints at a humorously quaint scene from a New York morning paper.

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