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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
2
The passage urges that if a baby’s food fails to nourish it, the mother should use Scott's Emulsion to provide the essential fats. It presents Emulsion as a supplement when artificial feeds lack sufficient nourishment.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for babies and children with a magical effect. It promises a fifty cent bottle and a free "Complete Handy of the World" for sending the ad, name of the paper, address, and four cents to Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street in New York.
Late state news reviews a January 14 bill restoring the tax commission’s power to review assents on taxpayer complaints, stirring mining and farmer factions. It highlights Senator Fowle’s plan for four agricultural schools with county contributions and state grants, then notes jockeying over the wind-broken horse bill and the Ormsbee liquor bill, including election pressures and expected votes.
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pa endured years of severe lung trouble with near death experiences. Doctors said incurable but Dr King s New Discovery brought relief and a cure. She reports not troubled for twelve years and praises Mrs See Hives for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. Trial bottle free guaranteed by C F Brown.
A court order concerns probate matters in Vitniew village and Melis Wath for the estate of deceased, directing debtor and heirs to attend a sale. It outlines duties of the probate judge, public notice, and creditor claims, with dates set for hearings and distribution of assets.
Governor Warner releases information showing second hand machinery accepted for the Jackson prison twine plant because it met specifications and performed work. A letter from Prof. Wrentmore confirms acceptance after inspection, with repairs charged to the supplier and a note on time lost during initial start up. The Spring Elections section follows with local option focus and liquor fight incidents.
J A Swenkon of Watertown Wisconsin credits Hucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after fifteen doctors failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils boils sore and related conditions.
Lee Song, a feared hatchet-boy, travels with a loaded revolver and cord, plans to kill Billy Wing over a feud. He delays, grows tenderness for Billy’s son Jing, abducts the boy, and sails toward the city, his heart torn between duty and mercy.
Lincoln's origins reach Samuel Lincoln who died in Norwich England and emigrated to America settling in Hingham Massachusetts in 1698. His Quaker descendants moved through Rockingham County Virginia. The president's grandfather moved to Kentucky. Thomas Lincoln, his father, was a carpenter.
A physician promotes a home remedy using one ounce of Targel and one ounce of kerosene mixed, to be taken in five to ten drops every three hours, claiming relief from coughs colds bronchitis asthma and whooping cough especially in children, with notes of older practice.
The text reports livestock and commodity prices including cows lambs and wheat with various quotes and tonnages. It also notes the death of Ebart and Jennie Reibertson a couple aged 18 and 19 found dead in New York after accidental asphyxiation. Roosevelt’s Nassau County neighbors visited Oyster Bay for an inauguration day reception with a cheering crowd.
A concise line by Thomas Ceriyle on will and duty, noting that nature did not command but urged work, expressing a stoic resolve to labor rather than coercion. The fragment centers on self-motivated effort rather than external mandate.
An advertisement from Rey J B in Brooklyn Station Missouri touts Warner’s White Wine of Tar as a remedy for severe lung disease. The claimant says his wife, long troubled by weak lungs, has used four bottles and is nearly well.
A fragment from a Chicago piece shows Mrs Lap sling forgiving Mrs Glgsbew for teasing the speaker's speech. The dialogue hints at shared faults and idiosyncrasies as people acknowledge their own foibles in a candid, humorous exchange.
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