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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
4
For Sale by L N Baker. Nearly all disease germs enter through air and food. If the stomach and digestion are weak, fermentation and disease spread. A remedy strengthens the digestive system and clears the stomach, preventing fermentation and disease spread. A fifty cent box of Mipoema tablets offers quick relief.
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul breath and stomach disorders, claiming it cleanses the stomach, liver, and digestive system. It features testimonials about improved appetite, better health, and relief from various ailments, urging readers to try the product and citing the author Dr. J. V. Pierce.
A Leavenworth Indiana man, Thomas S. Austin of the Republican, refused a doctor's operation for his wife’s life trouble. He chose Electric Bitters instead. After five physicians failed, his wife recovered and can now carry on all her household duties. Guaranteed by Geo E. Sharrar, agent.
The notice advertises Amusement park openings and Toledo attractions on Sunday with a Wall game and a special travel fare. It mentions a 6240 fare and a Gratiot county offer for one year, urging prompt subscription before the sale ends.
County news reports a lopsided Saturday baseball win for Summer over Alma by 17 to 4 at Eli Hall. A Sunday game featured errors by Umpire Watkins ALL in a scene of confusion. Local events include a well attended Maccabee hall party with music by Mulford Clow Seaman Tucker and Miss Midge Harvey with Mrs Elsie Haskins returning from Saranne.
Miss Iva Sanders of Ypsilatus died at her home Saturday morning May 26 after a period confined to bed since November. Funeral services were held at the M E Church with Rev. Gilpin officiating and interment in Elm Hall cemetery. Allen Baldwin of Millersburg traveled here Saturday for the death of his grandmother Mrs Wyeth. Miss Grace Sly, previously teaching at Pompeii, returned home Saturday for vacation.
Bre Jartes Chrismain called om the tek Mobeliyee ftvireieti and Vrink White visited his brother Fred who is living. Mr and Mrs Wilt Vanderbdek welcomed a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Frank Mayley visited their daughter Mrs J Willis. Mrs Parker mourns father McDorah. Various locals hosted, visited, or called on weekends and Sundays.
An ad proclaims Celery King will cure headaches and remove the cause, selling at druggists for 25e. The claim highlights a preventive angle beyond relief, urging readers to try the product for lasting benefit.
Mrs Arthur Elwell from Petoskey visited her ailing father P Hilsinger, stricken with erysipelas, while Baker of Pula and Ass Dalrymple were seen Sunday. Ray, an old pioneer, died at Wilson Frank Alm's home and was buried in Seville Center. M A Woodall mistakenly took morphine, felt sleepy but expected to recover. Missinger remains slowly improving.
An unclear ad-like fragment describes a supposed remedy for piles with mentions of healing, bleeding, and a medicine company. The text is garbled but implies a one or two sentence promise of a cure and a mail order process. No verifiable names or dates can be confirmed.
SETHTON David Gardner of Brice visits relatives as Melvin North works for Hiram Gartner. Roone Locke grows ill Tuesday morning. Messames Vol and A Gardner visit Carson City Tuesday. Joseph Jarvis and family of Brice spend Sunday with John Jarvis. Mrs Lucy Wilcox and daughter spend weekend at Vickeryville with sister Mrs Geo Tuesdell.
A warning against imitation celery teas circulates as shoppers are urged to beware low cost imitations. The Celery King brand sells for 25 cents and promises value while health risks are cautioned.
Mrs. Walter Webster is improving. Miss Myrth Langdon works for her aunt Mrs. Lorn Langton near Uryetal. Miss Lizzy Smith visited her friend Frank Smith last week. Frank Smith and son were in town on business Friday. Mr Campbell of Ferris called on Mrs To 41. Golfer Saridaw Its dolly to suffer from Vivendells plagon and Dinas Umniniest eutes mighty umn pellantiontie. AL ane Triyeston py cents.
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Mrs T B Perky of Lincoln Street suffered a decade of kidney trouble with back pain and near death episodes. After trying many remedies she found relief with Deane Kidney Pills, noting rapid improvement and urging others to use the same treatment from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
On Sunday May 25 the Ann Arbor R R will run a special train to Owossa Durand and Detroit via Grand Trunk Ry fare round trip to Gyo and Durand 7 50 and to Detroit 1 75. The return train from Detroit leaves at 6 80 p m and from Owossa at 0 00 p m. Passengers boarding without tickets at sale stations will be charged regular fare.
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