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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
3
A classic early 20th century health ad notes kidney trouble harms mind and body in both women and men. It promotes Swamp-Root as a universal remedy, claims swift relief, and offers samples and a pamphlet from Dr. Kilmer & Co. with address in Binghamton, New York.
Fulton Center reports sufferings and political change as a Republican rally moves to Ruppert select house. notices mention Mr Price denying solicitation for church painting aid while Ervie Layounk plans to move on Hoxpe farm. Local families from Ohio visit, school terms end and begin with no wage increase, and Down's Ointment advertised for relief from insect bites and itching.
Ashley notices report several illness cases with scarlet fever and typhoid concerns. Norm Cambern recovering, Mrs. Henry Huskee very ill, Bertha Starkweather still very low, and a new typhoid case among Wm Ordiway’s son. Homes and repairs noted. Chas Havens buys property. two teachers, Glen Woodman and others, may teach winter term.
A historic article discusses claimed cures for deafness, noting opinions on remedies and the role of medical conditions. It mentions mucous disruption and various treatments, with warnings about unproven methods and costs. The text references conditions, symptoms, and dates in a period medical discourse.
Forest Hill Ot 4 Mes EB reports Finnie returning for York state list work Mere Lonstiow visiting Ker mether and Mrs 12 tote Mrs de Mes Wis Daytes of Shaye feed cullidae fel tilis tere Sitting Mrs Jennie Wilkes entertained friends Lillie Wilton visited Mrs Snewkin Sir Louis Prirtay at convention at Parkinson no preaching or Sunday school next Sunday White and witch of Isabella visited Wilson and wife Mrs Murphy of Santlae county guest of daughter Mire W L Tinnailig Mrs Bates visited Ste Tavis last week Porest TA bend played St Leis Friday night for Republican rally Ladies and Novouther sty love of Mrs Lucy Wil te AW pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Starlew 20th Wiles aid to serve meals on election day Rock Johnson and family moved to Park Lake Mr James Robinson of Tihaca attended church at Parkinson Sunday Wesley Sandall at home Mr and Mrs Wai Brooks went to Maryble 26th Mrs Molisor home from Obie Gen Katenhis has 1200 bushels potatoes from seven acres Nearly every farmer has a forbidden sign on property warning hunters not to trespass good many shots last Sunday not to be allowed
Dev A J Moss is home again on leave visiting family. Hubbell is home again. Lant Hulbart and son Martin were in Detroit this week. Arthur Osborn, who is working tear Johns, visited his father Sunday. George Duncan was in Elsie late last week. Geo Hallam of Detroit was in town this week. Samuel Glover of Grand Rapids visited Will Beil Sunday. Republican rally last Thursday was enthusiastic and well attended. E R Stanard visited in Palo early week. Mrs A Welton and children of Palo visited in Lown Sunday. Vernon H W Arntz of Vickeryville visited S P Harr Monday. Lafayette Hayt of Vickeryville visited town last week. Dimes Bird and wife returned last week from a visit in Mancelona. A G Jones of St Johns was in town Tuesday.
Grove has a burn on his farm a mile south. Mrs Cobblin is ill with an ulcer. Old Mr Benjamin is sick with heart trouble. G A R show last night was a great success. Mrs Johnson returned from Ohio after visiting relatives. Lewis David of McClure Gladwin visits home. Cassina Devel injured after being kicked by a horse.
Fragmentary medical advice warns against overreacting to pain near the head and eyes. Mentions taking a small dose of a syrup and notes relief of nerve discomfort, but text is garbled and references an obscure source.
A condensed report lists Republican meetings on Friday November 2 at St. Louis with speakers Wight Giddings Curtis Emerson JOA and notes events through November 5 including gatherings in Washington District No. 7 and local town halls. The piece details residents visiting, shipments of apples, and reactions to a political event while briefly mentioning aging physician Dr. J. H. McLea and a testimonial to his cordials.
The ad extols Scott's Emulsion as the leading bottle of the world, claiming millions yearly. It credits ingredients like cod liver oil and hypophosphites for health benefits, noting strong effects on sickly children and anemia, and early lung recovery in consumption cases.
A Baltic voyage narration shows Hille aboard a ship engaging with Hivos in a notable exchange. The record highlights maritime travel and a formal contact between Hille and the organization during the voyage.
Ithaca events report marriages attendance and court notices. Mrs Bertha Elsworth of Middleton and Clarences Chulix of Perrinton wed at MR pure sete on Monday afternoon October 20. Various residents including Sheriff McCullough in Ashley and J. Kress in Lansing attend official business. A boy named Nelson Vanwegen injures a finger in a clothes wringer. L. M Ogden sells her North Pine home to Ozro Colenyan. The express office moves to the Racket Store. Joe Gage and Tom Kelly to box in an exhibition. The town hosts a football game with Bannister at the fair grounds ending Ithaca 20, Bannister 0. J N Cowdrey ships Jersey Red hogs to Van Buskirk & Lewis. Community notes on pensions, band activities, and travel also present.
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia reports a long hacking cough cured by Dr King’s New Discovery. She says it removed chest pain and helped her sleep soundly after other remedies failed. Trial bottles free at Starrar Mulholland’s drug store.
An aged veteran recalls Civil War ordeals and warns about disease and hardship. The excerpt notes a Detroit resident, Newcomb, recounting a telegraph service theft and offers veteranly advice. It also includes multiple advertisements for kidney cures, salves, and cough remedies with names like Doan's Kidney Pills, Banner Salve, Foley's Kidney Cure, King’s New Life Pills, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, reflecting period medical advertising.
The Gratiot November term jurors are listed for Monday November 12 with names from Pine River Seville St. Louis Emerson Ithaca Lafayette Newark and more. An accompanying testimonial from John Oliver touts Electric Bitters claiming a dramatic health turnaround after three weeks use.
A Madrid dispatch reports the French steamer Faidherbe sank Tuesday after a collision with the French steamer Mitidja. Eight Faidherbe crewmen were rescued by the Mitidja, while 24 others perished. Mitidja, damaged, reached Alicante with the rescued crew.
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