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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
10
An article notes claims about Dr King New Discovery for consumption and other throat and lung diseases. It promotes ease of use, trial offers, and endorsements by merchants, with scattered anecdotes including a court remark about Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil. It also touches on health myths and a social adage about a man’s will.
Piles claim for Hume Phreys Witch Hazel Oil offers permanent relief for external and internal hemorrhoids including bleeding fissures and fistulas. Three sizes priced 50 cents to 100 dollars, order form from Cor William and Jobyets New York.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 offered as the only successful remedy after overwork and related weakness. Available per vial or special package for serious cases at five dollars. Sold by Druxetite or sent to patients. Receptors prices in Humphreys Meds Con William and John Sts. Ne s Sald by B.S. Webb Alma Mich.
A severe April storm swept western Michigan Friday night into Saturday, bringing torrential rain hail and damaging winds. It damaged a farmhouse electricity lines telecommunication cables and shop fronts while injuring several bystanders. The St Joe River threatened bridges and the storm caused widespread property damage estimated in the thousands of dollars.
A severe railway wreck occurred near Sintioy, injuring and burning several passengers. Twenty cars derailed on the main line, flames spread to Lake Shore cars, with extensive damage estimated at twenty five thousand pounds for the cars and similar for the other rolling stock. A badly burned man was fined after investigators secured the scene.
April 9 report shows appropriations proposed across Michigan towns including Adrian S40,000 and S10,000 grants, with additions for schools and sites. The article notes substantial sums for city projects, audits, and construction, and records a fatal accident involving a boy near Wis. two lines mention the incident and the suspected shooter, with local distress and ongoing investigations.
A physician notes patients rarely follow prescribed regimens and urges drug treatment. For chronic constipation he recommends Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets, sold by Bivins & Rhodes, as a mild option that keeps bowels natural and healthy.
The government argues delays may prevent the case from being heard before dune in Chicago. Key figures including the United States district attorney and special counsel discussed the importance of full consideration of evidence to protect the public interest.
A Friday tornado the most destructive in Joplin history left at least three dead in the city and injured six families. Property damage reaches $50000 with widespread ruin from Seventeenth to Seventh streets, though some escaped. Bidwell Hane residence nearly razed. three inmates suffered fatal skull fractures.
Three people were killed when a fast train struck a vehicle at the Catterswan crossing of the Santa Fe road just north of Joliet Sunday night. Officials investigated the accident and identified the victims.
A flood of brief items details wreck recoveries in Cairo and Washington, a Goebel assassination case verdict, court actions in Kentucky, and a fatal shipwreck near Parksow. Reports mention Captain Clark declining a royal trip, four months for Rear Admiral Walker, and a multi-state blaze that killed children in Winnipes.
Senate debate focused on the agricultural appropriation and related measures with amendments. Reports describe progress in passing the appropriation, cost details totaling around 76 million dollars, and discussions of provisions for rivers and forests commissions. Legislative activity includes pension adjustments and inquiries into beef and meat pricing, with references to other treaty and naval matters.
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