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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
3
An ad urges readers to request the original De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve claiming it is the genuine cure for sores and skin diseases. The notice signs as Sharrar and Mulholland.
The writer, a self proclaimed philistine, weighs art’s value against awe and devotion. He questions museum culture, praises medieval patrons yet warns against greed that robs art of its moral power. He contrasts reverent viewing with the vulgar search for ruins and fame.
A fragment notes how travel broadens and stimulates conversation as strangers meet in groups of fellow travelers. The writer suggests conversations form the strongest bonds when meeting people one has just encountered on a journey.
A dialogue snippet captures travelers discussing their experiences in Munich Venice Paris and Vienna. The fragment shows plans, means of transport, and hotel stays as they exchange impressions about the trip and look for lodging during a four day stay in Europe. The exchange highlights real time impressions rather than imagined musings. The piece is attributed to Robert J. Berdette.
A cafe manager taunts a traveling storyteller who never pays for meals. Four men invite him to join them, dine at a hotel, and depart with drinks on the house, proving the performer can dine for free. The tale underscores a clever ploy by the roving entertainer in New York dining spots.
The Vindicator reports trials of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieving rheumatic shoulder and thigh pain after two applications. Also mentions Harvey’s Honey and Tar for cough relief and claims of kidney tonic benefits. Includes testimonials from Bivins & Rhodes and others, with ad-like blurbs for various remedies and tonics.
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