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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
15
ATimely suggestion promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs and colds. It notes the remedy's wide reputation for cures and relief. Edinburgh landmark gone details a 1600s edinburgh building burned near Holyrood sanctuary for debtors and the Yew Tree tavern inside the sanctuary.
The Leving era notes mention a planet named after Din and two small planets between Jupiter and Mars named Carnegie and Irouente. Also references Ta Ching as a key trade hub for medicines, Hongkong as a major Chinese medicine center, and the St Pierre eruption killing all but one survivor said to be underground in a dungeon.
The piece notes chameleons and related creatures require their natural foods even in cold months. It warns that many animals refuse standard foods in winter, seek warmth and sunlight, and may starve if deprived of natural sustenance. It emphasizes their ability to fast temporarily but stresses ongoing access to appropriate nourishment.
The largest and likely greatest pipe organ ever built was played in Festival Hall during the St. Louis exposition of 1901. It was originally made for Convention Hall in Whewax City, never accepted, stored for years, then bought by John Wanamaker and installed in his Philadelphia store where it is played daily.
A Boston Transcript excerpt recalls a scene where a speaker is drawn toward a crater by a strange centrifugal force. The fragment hints at upheaval and shift in modern times affecting study and perception.
A fragmentary 19th century style note shows a speaker claiming no mind to content but the building manager complains that excessive affection disrupts mail delivery. The quote attributes tension between tenant creativity and building enforcement.
The article notes a linguistic distinction in pronoun usage and spelling between He and Gb, analyzing how regional dialects and historical usage influence modern printing and writing styles in Dallas News. It discusses context, variation, and potential misinterpretations.
Fragmentary note reflects a cautious appraisal of Thiers, the celebrated French statesman who died decades ago, described in a fragmentary English passage. It mentions the German soldier presence and a deep black border, implying a somber memorial mood.
A historical note outlines a Turkish empire era prohibition on exporting relics and art objects deemed antique. The text notes age thresholds and the rarity of items that remain pure enough for export, reflecting cultural protection aims of older artifacts.
A fragmentary dialogue unfolds at a lodging house door with a hesitant visitor and a prompt guest. The exchange hints at consent and stay, with the respondent urging acceptance and the visitor lingering at the threshold.
The fragment discusses keeping shoes shapen by shoe trees to preserve form when not worn. Mentions habit of footwear care and the minute you remove them, but lacks clear context or complete facts. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
The piece argues that fashion houses and industry players resemble individuals with habits and character. It notes profit pressures from intense competition, warns against sacrificing taste for cheap trends, and observes clothing makers and retailers earning smaller profits per dollar amid changing design extremes.
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