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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage recalls wartime reminiscences, quoted maxims, and scattered names. It mentions mothers as pivotal figures, references to wartime regimes, and a mix of personal and public life details. The text blends quotes, dates, and locations with uncertain context and numerous typos.
Ithaca and Alma residents travel for visits and business while Breckenridge and St Louis exchanges, a mill fire alarm, a train injury, and school changes populate the week. Notables include Charley Shaw J D Heiman Tyan Brown Ellis Hopkins Effie Curtis the Handleys Gill and Parr, and many others linking Alma, Ithaca, Edmore, Elm Hall, Saginaw, Detroit and Bay City.
An old style medical advertisement extols Stoan's Lins higent and Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and rheumatic pain. It praises penetrating relief to the pain source, claims effectiveness against throat germs, and urges readers to buy a bottle, labeling it a wholesome optimistic remedy.
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