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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
7
Vv. P. Cash has consented to cry a few auction sales this spring and offers to provide dates and other information by calling or telephoning the REGOMH office.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a local cure for bronchial troubles. It claims medicated air soothes inflammation and stops coughs, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad also promotes Rexall remedies, urging trust in Stanard's Central Drug Store for samples.
Article argues women are charged higher life insurance due to higher incidence of indigestion and stomach ailments. It cites medical examiners and physicians claiming weak appetite, headaches, and digestive troubles kill more than serious diseases. Promotes Mina tablets as safe, effective stomach remedy sold by Chris Rhodes with a money-back guarantee.
A fragmentary report recalls a narrow escape involving a servant and Pinok Mu, a canoe incident four years past where a blow to the head occurred. A doctor wished to operate, consent was refused, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve was bought and said to cure the danger, with emphasis on the peril and improvised remedy.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway promotes a settlement drive in South Dakota with free homestead prospects and special low rate tickets from Chicago on the first and third Tuesdays each month. It urges readers to request booklets and maps from the railway advertising department in Chicago.
A reader from Henrietta Pa credits Electric Bitters with curing a five year eczema in a young boy after multiple doctors failed. The testimonial says lungs were affected and several bottles were needed before complete recovery. Available at Sharrar's drug store.
An advertisement touts Dr Kim's New Life Mile as a gentle laxative to prevent alimony or division issues by keeping bowels regular. It claims the product causes minimal discomfort and is “arsontonl” in its action, attributed to G1 Shiartar as director.
The Alms Loan Company advertises loans on any amount secured by property at reasonable rates. The offer appears through State Savings Bank in Alma Michigan.
The article explains a covered milk pail with a tight lid and perforated bottom that allows milk to pass through a strainer and into the pan while remaining heated by contact with outside conditions. It notes a green fodder feed rack as a convenient dairy item and mentions barn air exposure during transfer from teat to pan.
Professor K H Webster notes farmers care more for separators after inspecting hundreds of machines. Despite early objections about durability, many units show years of service with proper maintenance. Efforts to beautify creameries include tidy grounds and tasteful landscaping to improve appeal and air quality.
A historical dairy discourse contrasts professional breeders selling pure stock with ordinary dairy farmers, framing a dairy cow as a business unit. It argues that each cow must yield enough to cover costs and generate profit, acknowledging high regional herds with many cows failing to meet expectations.
A sale note lists Ottentare twelve hundred penis and one pair drivers in good condition offered cheaply. Enquiries directed to Rife Amcata Loyatey in Alia Michigan.
Rental notice states seven acres of land inside the corporation available for rent. The sender references Cestrat Mictiaay Paonver Oo as a contact or related entity.
A fragmented and dense historical clipping discusses heart disease remedies and medical opinions. It references Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and various authorities, then shifts to agricultural topics including livestock, crop rotation, and farm tools. The text alternates between medical claims and farming guidance with scattered anecdotes.
A quoted view by Charles Austin Bates explains that advertising must reach a threshold to sustain business. Excess space boosts profitability, while too little hampers self sufficiency. Some advertisers could enlarge their space to improve profits.
Professor B. Copley of Hampshire County cites figures on cow yields and costs while noting the challenge of improving herds without sacrificing existing strengths. He argues selection should balance strong and weak traits to progress herd quality. WANTED-At Sanitarium night fire aw hm
Cornell president Jacob Gould Schurman faced a reading challenge during a memorial at Albany. He warned against overstepping constitutional limits, drawing examples from Rome and the American republic. An assistant misinterpreted a letter, prompting a humorous exchange over translation and shorthand.
Delia Carson, a Chicago working girl, won the Chicago Tribune beauty contest prize. She was crowned Chicago’s queen of beauty after defeating over 1,000 entrants in a competition tied to advertising prizes amid a pageant that drew wide public interest.
Across several states and Denmark farms report gains in dairy output. Cows show higher butterfat with tested feeding, while Eastern feeders note milk and hay ration effects and promising grain mixes. A farmer warns it may be easier to overgraze fields than to restore fertility.
A legal notice announces proceedings for the estate of a deceased with court dates in May. It requests interested parties to appear or submit claims and mentions publication in the local newspaper to satisfy legal requirements.
Probate court in Saginaw County Michigan issues order for hearing on petition to sell estate of Helen V Wentwart deceased. Judge Traac W Shaver directs publication in The Alia Record for six successive weeks to inform heirs and interested parties and to show cause why license to sell the estate at private sale should not be granted.
State of Michigan notices the executor and creditors in the estate of William Kelly. The probate court schedules examination and adjournment, directing creditors to file claims by the specified date and to appear to contest or support the estate settlement.
Notice announces sale of state tax lands in Michigan with details of location, review period, and time and place of the sale. It notes statements and redemption terms and lists officials and deadlines for interested parties to respond or file objections.
Public notice outlines a uniform rate of one cent per word for cards of thanks and various small ads. It notes prepayment by cash or stamps, mentions a sample pay paragraph, and lists miscellaneous requests and sales items including exchange of a platform dray for a lumber wagon and property for sale on time with cash not needed.
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