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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
7
Hyomei offers a catarrh remedy with a James Rhodes guarantee to refund if it fails. The inhaler delivers Hyomei through the airways, targeting throat nose and lungs without stomach drugs, with a complete outfit priced at $1 and extra bottles available for 50 cents.
A terse public note offers second hand dishes and a creamer for sale. Enquiries directed to Waieut j House for details and arrangements.
G. A. Baker writes that his little girl suffered a cold lasting over a year. Three doctors failed to help before she recovered after using Warter's White Wine of Tar. He cites millions of similar cases ending in triumphant recovery.
The Wabash Railroad offers one way tickets from Chicago to New York Boston Montreal and other eastern cities at greatly reduced rates. For details contact F H Tristram Assistant General Passenger Agent 97 Adams Street Chicago. Joe
H.R. Molford, lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry in Waynesboro Pa, reports a distressing piles case and praises Buckien's Arnica Salve for healing sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum, available at Sharrar's drug store.
A brief notice requests information or confirmation regarding a charitable or civic effort associated with J M Mowrrout. The item appears as a local inquiry or appeal likely in a community section. No additional names, dates, or places are legible in the fragment.
County news notes beet time prep and numerous local visits from Mr Jim Fisher erecting a new barn Miss Zelma Cochrane sick Mrs John Migrant of Ithaca spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Arthur Knapp Mr Jim McDade and Miss Bernice Dodge visited Ola area Mrs Dell Wilkinson of Midland county visiting friends and relatives returns from Lyons area to near Ola and St Louis trips. Arcada Farmers Club April meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy Horton four attending though women outnumber men. May meeting at J H Allis home program listed with recitations readings music and papers plus questions on popular election of senators and Children’s Day significance.
Mr and Mrs John Aldrich of St Louis visited at Ht J White’s Sunda. The young people of the vicinity surprised Fred Rogers at his home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Sherton visited Ervin Rogers Sunday. Elim Yots of St Louis spent Saturday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Sloan.
The gums and resins from pine trees are noted as highly beneficial for kidney and bladder troubles and for treating Duckiche. Pineaules is a new medicine made mainly from pine forest ingredients from the native land. Sold by Geo KE Sharrar.
The Chicago and North Western Railway reports broad interest from communities seeking to attract new industries as spring business prospects rise. It calls for help from manufacturers including woodworking, cereal works, cold storage, and mercantile firms, inviting inquiries to the Railway’s Industrial Department in Chicago.
West Arcada report notes Mr. and Mrs. W Salsburg of St. Louis visiting the Allis home Sunday. Hay baling is the day’s main activity. Howard Fletcher works for Will Beverly this season, and Mrs. Beverly has Miss Wells from Elwell assisting.
The article argues climatic conditions are overemphasized in treating consumption and promotes at home care with proper diet and German Syrup. It claims free morning expectoration, better sleep, and reduced coughing with regular use. It states warmer climates help few patients and advertises trial bottles at 25 cents and regular size at seven cents at general druggists.
Over a million acres on the Shoshone Indian Reservation will open for settlement August 15. Lands accessible via the Chicago and North Western route from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and points along the Mississippi Valley. Send stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W B Kalstekrn P T M O C N Ry Co Chicago.
An old advertisement touts Celery King as a blood vitalizer and builder for men and women. The product is priced at 25 cents and described as a tonic for constipation after other remedies have failed.
A brief testimonial from Geo. Sharrar asserts cough relief from honey and tar, claiming its curative power rivals other products. The note emphasizes quick relief and the ease of use as a household remedy.
Edmore, rate .65. Grand Rapids 41.25. Sunday May 15, train departs Alma at 8 40 a m. See posters or ask agents for particulars.
An offer for 62.50 round trips from Chicago to California via Oliengo Cajon and North Western Line with two trains daily to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mentions electric lighted Overland route on the only double track between Chicago and the Missouri River. Request 4 cents for California information from W H Guerin agent Detroit.
A partial OCR note mentions Lat Doati Regulats with vague outcomes described as mildly positive. It lists names Goel and Krause and an Altoona Pennsylvania address, but the readable facts are sparse and unclear.
A fragment describes Hee' sative Hortey ain Tar as a gentle cure for children. It claims superiority to other cough syrups and cold remedies and suggests it treats coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchial issues in chills or atuit. The text lists ingredients like Mol aections in chill or atuit and mentions Solt Chis Rhodes.
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