Electric Bitters Cure Malaria Claims by Wm. Fretwell
The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria carried by mosquitoes in the swamp. It asserts the tonic kills malaria germs, relieves chills and fever, restores appetite and strength, and prevents typhoid, citing a testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama, N. C. It lists Wheaton & Sons, Rhodes Drug Store, Grover's Drug Store, and The Rexall Store as sellers at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fretwell
Lucama, N. C
School Exhibit Showcases Manual Training And Sewing
An Alma public schools display highlights students from third grade onward, with boys and girls showing varied craft from camp stools and canoes paddles to sewing and embroidery. Highlights include a Maxwell oak buffet, Hildah Ward’s pillow, raffia crafts, freehand drawing, and Crayola works, demonstrating strong progress across grades and strong instructor quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Maxwell
Hildah Ward
Grace Kramer
Brown
Farrell
Etta Hearn
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Jack and Jill
Blanch Leisering
Pauline Chick
Annette McLaren
Euelah Martin
Frances Stitt
Winifred Trapp
Hubert Elias
Soule
McLaren
Winn
Dunlap
Harriet McGraham
Train Tragedy Teaches Caution Near W Center Street Bend
A girl warned two wandering children as a train approached near W Center Street, saving one boy from harm. The incident highlights railroad dangers to curious youngsters, noting many injuries each year and urging safer parental guidance and awareness. The writer reflects on responsibility and the need to teach real dangers over spooky tales.
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W. Center Street
Local Market Prices and Cemetery Meeting Notice
Market quotations corrected weekly list grains and livestock prices including Wheat and Red Kidney Beans. Also notes poultry, hides, dairy, and produce rates with a cemetery association meeting for Pritchard cemetery in Sumner township on June 8, 1912 at 2 PM.
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Pritchard Cemetery
Sumner Township
Townsend
A Soldier's Grave In An Old Forgotten Cemetery
A poem fragment recalls a soldier buried in a silent cemetery. An apple tree bends over a low mound bearing a tender inscription carved as If Time and frost have eroded memory yet the blossom branch offers a sign of remembrance from a kind heart.
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Byran
Frost
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George Sandell Ellwell
Michigan
John D. Spinney Pollasky Block Phone No
Swigart
Sullivan
Opera House
John M. Everden
Br. Scott Block
Ithaga
Kress & Dunham
U.S
Alma
Union
J. E. Suydam, M. D
Saysician
Woodworth Ave
Superior St
DR. Kinc
J. E. Cox
Joliet, Ii
Simplis
Churchill
Powers’ Theatre
Grand Rapids
The
Demons of
IRD
Chi
Sree
Verica
Sa Association
Alice E. Allen
Union 197
Bell
Bermap Bros
Alma Roller Mills
J. E. Wise
Alma, Mich
Graynes Brothers Aarp Ett
Cadilla
Charles G. Rhodes
Drugs
A.F. Eicher Argada Livery
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