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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
3
Alma and area residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Many entries mention trips to Forest Hill Cedar Corners and Breckenridge, hospital or funeral attendances, job changes, and farm work. The section records family illnesses, travel from Ohio and Alberta, church and school notes, and a death in the Fellick family with funeral details.
A regional ad touts Electric Bitters for the weak and nervous, claiming heightened energy and health. Mrs C Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY credits the remedy with life changes, urging others to try a bottle. Sold by Rhodes Drug Store Wheaton Sons and Rexall Drug Store at low price.
Mr and Mrs Atley Wilsey visited C M Johnsons Sunday. Lawrence VanderMark and family hosted Mike Youngs clan. Hazel Way spent the day with her parents Mr and Mrs John Way. Childs kin visited Alma over weekend. Granger moved into Charley Childs home near the school. Childs plans wall completion and carpenters to start this week. Glenn Parsons and family visited Mr and Mrs Wm Rodgers of Gladwin county by auto. Horace Parsons and Mrs Mike Molson accompanied them. Sunshine society to meet at Mrs Thomas Wilcoxs home next Wednesday.
Notice promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal skin remedy for burns bruises boils and inflammation. J T Sossaman publisher of News of Cornelius North Carolina reports a box helped a serious ailment after others failed. Ads mention price 25 cents and endorsements by Rhodes Drug Store Wheaton & Sons The Rexall Drug Store. Also a rental line for furnished rooms at 527 Woodworth.
The public has used Humphreys specifics for more than fifty years with satisfaction. A medical book was sent free, reflecting ongoing trust in this remedy and its enduring local reception.
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