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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
4
An old-time medical advertisement touts Dr. Ploren’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for foul breath tied to stomach and liver issues. It claims alcohol-free formula from native American plant extracts and promises to cure stimulant cravings and restore proper digestion, appetite, and energy.
West Pine River local notes report Mrs Eliza Flemming visiting son J Phomiing Witth Minige Johnson with aunt Mrs FM Eyves Maude Sullivan and Eleanor Fleming enjoy a school vacation Fred Jones and family moved to new home Tuesday Harry Nelson and wife return from Grand Rapids Mrs W Laauheton on sick list L Chareh named highway Commissioner and Wm Sulli van township treasurer Eleanor Fleming on vacation Miss Ira Baker visited friends John Louie visiting at DL Pingygard home last week Prichy Preannan Johneon installing wire fortie Kinner and Mrs Its Post praised Rob Wood opener hit star bushi GH Brown plowing Monday Julia Morton visiting her parents this week
In Sumner Center John Johmsen moved to te Mors and Andrew Johnseny’s teniai at base. Two people from Wayne County, Bern Fowe and Chas Kenenbernsworthy, visited them this winter. Several of Miss Tressel Cree’s friends visited Sunday. Ralph Alvord returned from Detroit and was able to be about.
Fragmented OCR note reports Kidward Gould moving to Alnim for a summer job and hints at local developments. Mentions Winedel Wirth and Elsie Inet with republican concerns and paid ticket environment. Scribe in Alma Insp wok references. Chey and Hive Hawn Chey appear in sparse, unclear passages.
An old advertisement extols August Flower as a universal cure for indigestion and biliousness. It claims decades of proof in liver and stomach distress, touting trial sizes and regular bottles for sale in Chicago by Slurrar.
An Alma resident notes a beauty result described as Celery King complexion from using a fixative named Celery King. The claim reflects local shorthand for cosmetic preparation until further details.
Northeast Bethany reports The Ladies Ard Society met with Mrs Will Poster last Thursday. Mrs A Bearfish spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Welling Thee. Rosenberger and family were surprised by neighbors Friday evening. An enjoyable evening was spent and a fine lech served. Mrs A T Pox entertained two sisters. Miss Nelle Kell ended on Mise on wie Briges Friday. Miss Liwiae Pouner is working for 1H Stonwky. H Sandy and wife hold annual permits of lao. Fred Penery teaching Sel merthemst wl Mit. Pileausaayt, district from heat Throaredins Miss Avinata Deline of Alma is Rene for week. Drifias damaged in high water though roads are getting Maw Ralph Arnold and Pronk William move home with their engine. Deline Bros moving their mill from North Wheeler to near Pleasant Valley. Doeltown church pastor to preach farewell sermon next Sunday evening.
Me Wynn Stanton and his teen are on the sick list for several days. Dr Laanib is pat toe and nasage Taner, Cevonre Vin sent to the city. Will Comdnet di tha fare. Wallace South burned last week. Allen Hagleton ins bought a colt of Wright and Downe. The deed is gone out of Pine river. Fishermen on muskrat boaters are thicker than thes around a molasses jog. Pine revet weads the sadews last week of the death of Nathan Baker at his home in Batemooning March 1 from puewmecmia. Worf from C BR Robertson. whi movil te Kyses life fall save thee land committee to sow oats ml Turley at that tine. Marcel 4. Allie Stanton and wife will occupy Mrs line's lions about April.
Mrs Donne hosted Universe City guests on Saturday with Mrs F Ray and children from Alma visiting Mrs Packare. E Creel and family entertained S Walworth and family from the southern arate area Tuesday Barn. Mr and Mrs Edgar Sins welcomed guests on March 23. Mrs Michaels returned home from Hoo Monday. Mr Meyers and family are entertaining.
A garbled historical note warns that a cold neglected can weaken the lungs and lead to consumption. It mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as remedies to ease coughing, heal breathing, and strengthen the lungs to prevent pneumonia.
Mrs Pattie Hall of Lockport credits Hyomei with a miracle as deafness and catarrh declined after two years of illness. She reports chest tightness and indigestion cleared, five doctors failed, then Hyomei provided rapid relief and restored hearing. Her testimony helped drive nationwide sales of Hyomei and related products under a strong guarantee.
SICKELS Weather is fine and farmers begin to prepare for spring. The Gleaners plan to provide fin eieriamiment the comning wel. Miss Merth Bolen of Helena is visiting her sister Mrs HW S Mawes. S.J. Curtis commands sawing to prepare for his barn. Mrs Nellie Grefport of Fremont Ohio called to aid her sick mother Mrs Mooney who is recovering from pneumonia. Jol Williams returned from a trip for appendicitis treatment. Willis Derry moved to Donia Commony farm. Mr and Mrs Thomas Goodall are parents of a ten pound boy born May plane s and beige pit in by the Bull company.
The Pine River Farmers' Club invites members to a Wednesday meeting on April 5, 1905 at the Acker home. Agenda includes dinner, a debate on whether women have done more for mankind, a question box, and a talk on remedies and catarrh treatment with Dr. Cheney’s claimed constitutional cure endorsement.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various disease and health terms such as lameness sore throat quinsy distemper pot worms bots and colds. The readable content resembles a veterinary or medical index from an old newspaper with unclear words and no identifiable events or entities.
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