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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
3
A fragment urges preventive care for a season’s early cold. It warns a second cold may linger longer and be more troublesome, urging prevention with Scott's Emulsion as both preventive and curative.
Over a million acres will be opened to settlement on the Sho shons Indian Reservation June 15 1908. Lands are reached via the direct route of the Chicago & North-Western Bay from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other Mississippi Valley points. Send 2c in stamps for pamphlets maps and fall particulars to W B Koikkorn P T M C N W By Co Chicago.
Doxey and the Looxe discuss two wool tying methods on farms and ranches, noting loose bundles risk tearing during handling. A sheepman from South Dakota explains boxing wool with twine, folding technique, and box construction. Cucumber training on fences, chicory soil needs, sowing rates, and seasonal road-chores verse conclude the rustic horticultural roundup.
A tale of Viscount Binzo Acki, Japan’s envoy to the United States and Berlin minister, who married Baroness von Rahden. The union created a landmark cross cultural match at Berlin and Washington, despite early German social stigma and Bismarck’s initial court objection.
A heroic effort saved the United States mint from fire in 1906 as surrounding buildings burned. Soldiers and workers defended the stone mint for seven hours, pumping water and throwing burning debris into the yard to shield the vaults of coin and bullion.
An obituary style reflection on San Francisco Chinatown, detailing its rise as a tourist magnet and a hub of vice, and describing the 1906 earthquake fire that destroyed it. It discusses underground tunnels, opium dens, and a ruined future Chinatown, with notes on police challenges and lingering myths of the district.
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