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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
5
An ad touts Fuleys Honey and Cure All Syrup as a rapid remedy for inflamed lungs and a cold leading to pneumonia or consumption. It claims healing properties, popular branding, and mentions sellers in Martinlona and Ved Vs Syrup Pepsin as a perfect laxative option.
A early 20th century testimonial on womanly health urging Dr. Pierce remedies Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery to treat uterine and related disorders. It promotes private consultation by letter from Buffalo and touts cures, testimonials, and a medical adviser book.
A fragment from Jennie Stovin in New York Weekly recalls a long marriage. Time aged faces, but affection remains in the steady grasp and remembered kiss. The poem contrasts faded gray with enduring devotion, noting that love, not bloom, outlives youth.
In Cripple Creek a pair, Bit and Alec, argued over a fiddle duel in front of a crowd. A Hungarian violinist, Remenyi, entered the canvas, played brilliantly, and halted a potential gunfight. The two rough partners then offered Remenyi ownership of the claim, but he fled the tent. The incident ends with Remenyi’s safe exit and the duo returning to their shack.
A British soldier in South Africa sent a puzzling word to the war office, repeatedly spelling it “yse.” Clerks sought meaning and consulted a veteran hall porter who quipped that the word spelled his wife’s name, “Y-t.” The anecdote, drawn from humor columns and brief notes from London and New York newspapers, blends letters, jokes, and captions into a curio of wartime correspondence.
A fragmentary notice notes railway activity at RASTHOUNT involving Grand Trunk Railway System. readable text indicates plans or status update for the line, with names or terms suggesting timetable or service changes.
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