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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
6
A dense, garbled compilation of names, places, and anecdotes spanning agricultural lore, theater, crime, religion, and social commentary. It references Karlet Winchelsea, Hie interests, Egypt expeditions, Michigan church records, Philadelphia police equipment, and a tangle of miscellaneous vignettes.
A fragmentary meditation on the dangers of unrestrained science and logic without reverence, contrasting arithmetical reasoning and treatises with humane crafts. It critiques excessive codification and the sterile focus of some scholars, suggesting that such dispassionate thinking can erode true human usefulness.
Question asks doctors about the great remedy for consumption and notes cod liver oil is commonly advised but disliked. It explains patients avoid fatty foods yet fat aids recovery and plain oil upsets the stomach with a fishy odor. The passage asks what should be done.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a superior treatment for throat and lung afflictions. It claims nine of ten can digest the oil and that the product relieves bad taste, supports digestion, and aids early consumption, even in advanced stages.
Washington March 29 The dispatch discusses Bulacan as a key gateway to the insurgent capital and the potential routes for Gen. MacArthur to press toward Malolos. It notes the city’s size and position, the river barrier, and the possible movements to outflank and capture the capital.
We offer 15 dollars per week plus expenses for a man with rig to introduce our Poultry Mixture in the country. Only good hustlers wanted. Reference. Address with stamp Eureka Mfg Co 502 Mo Ave St Louis Mo.
A detailed notice from the Michigan Department of State states that an election will be held on the first Monday of April to fill the Supreme Court seat in the Chugline division and several circuit and intermediate court positions. It lists candidates Peter N. Cook and Eli Sotton, describes terms, offices, and the general process, including amendments to article provisions and related judicial powers and duties.
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