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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1894
Page
8
A Rural New Yorker perspective predicts rising grape seed issues from swallowing seeds and urges selecting seedless or seed-light varieties. It discusses Concord, Delaware, and Catawba grapes, seed separation, native grapes, and advises on proper planting and care for geraniums to maximize bloom while avoiding overwatering.
A report on the Chantauga gooseberry variety praised by A Beach of Geneva station as productive and large with pale yellow fruit. It notes occasional mildew but recommends spraying and planting in sheltered spots like a building wall or garden bed. The article also suggests growing advice from Mr. Horsch and discusses related garden plants and cultivars for urban gardens.
The chief canvasman of the Digest circus, William Kelley, coordinates a 100 plus crew to raise the main 450 by 150 foot tent. He marks poles with red and blue pins, drives 250 stakes, and assembles 60 foot and 61 foot poles with precision. The operation, done in two hours with good weather, hinges on hustling, discipline, and exacting teamwork.
To make mustard, heap teaspoonfuls of mustard and powdered sugar with salt. Mix thoroughly in grelients and add bulling water gradually until smooth and thick. Then add a scant teaspoonful of vinegar.
The article describes St Moritz Bad as a near deserted Alpine village in winter. It notes its climate and geography trap residents indoors for six months, leaving only caretakers. Descriptions compare the stark, silent town to arctic circles and ghostly palaces.
An English writer notes the ritual similarities between Chinese weddings and funerals with crowds, procession elements, and attire largely alike. The funerals feature a sedan chair for the bride and mourners following, while weddings center on a bridal cart and bridesmaids, underscoring China’s view of life events as deeply ceremonial.
The item known as Peau d Kepagnes Paris markets fine pend Wespagne sachets sold in first class drug stores. Parisians uniquely seek the kin with a subtle odor. Sold in one inch square pieces for 1.50, cut into narrow strips sewn into evening dresses. Five sachets placed under sleeves, along skirt side gores, knee line, and back hem.
A clipped dialogue shows Walter choosing coffee over tea, followed by a banter about preferences and manners. The lines depict a social interaction with characters named Walter, Actor, and Manager in a playful exchange.
Analysis of Iowa dirt roads outlines lifelong improvements for weatherproofing and drainage. It argues for underroad or under-rail drainage to prevent water buildup, citing the need for laws permitting authorities to guide drainage and protect roadbeds. In past work, mudholes were reduced through targeted grading and culvert plans to keep roads passable year round.
The article recounts early toll roads on the Atlantic coast, noting toll collection by mile and the transformation of public roads into turnpikes. It mentions the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike chartered in 1792 and highlights the national debate on road funding and public works.
John Sinnott of Paducah Kentucky notes better road conditions due to lime fortified and grade improvements. He says four piles of mountainized roadwork radiate from the city, aiding travel in rain and mud and boosting local commerce by keeping teams and wagons moving to town.
A fragmented piece discusses road conditions and dirt, urging better regulation and cleaner streets. It mentions a campaign to reduce debris and improve safety while highlighting a local issue with dust and grime affecting residents and drivers.
Report discusses profits in roasting chickens versus broilers. Editor cites incubator experiments with multiple varieties, noting prices per pound and total returns. Market quotes indicate Spring chickens bring higher rates, with detailed figures for costs and sales.
Fragmented OCR reveals a village council session with references to taxes, property, and local theater. The text mentions a likely public event and various named individuals, indicating a report on governance actions, meetings, and civic notices.
Legal notice details a probate petition in Gratiot County Michigan for the estate of Carew Bauhorough. Hearing set for June in Ithaea with publication in the AtMaMECOMO Newspaper. Notice directs all heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Also included is a mortgage sale notice for Timothy H Bardwell and Sarah L Bardwell versus Willard Waldby, listing the property and sale conditions. The sale will occur at the Gratiot County courthouse steps in Ithaca Michigan on June 2 at 1 PM, with the property described as the west half of the northeast quarter of section three in township eleven north, range four west, subject to another mortgage.
Several foreclosure notices published for Gratiot County Michigan. Documents describe defaulted mortgages held by William H Waldby and others, with sale by public vendue at the Gratiot County Court House. Properties include described parcels in Gratiot County and notices specify dates, amounts due, costs, and mortgagee names.
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