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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
6
A dialogue scene between Amabel and Bernard centers on Mrs Venables and potential marriage. Bernard hints at an engagement to secure Aunt Joan, while Amabel playfully resists, debating wealth, autonomy, and future happiness amid flirtatious banter and social expectations.
Amabel pushes Pauline to decide whether to marry Gilbert Waterhouse or pursue independence as the May nightlife and social whirl unfold. Pauline weighs memory, love, and social pressure while Amabel probes Pauline's feelings and the ghost of a past romance. Continued next week.
Article argues climatic cures are overrated and urges at home care with proper diet and German Syrup. Claims safe expectoration, better sleep, and relief from coughing through regular use. Says warm climate helps only some patients and lists German Syrup packaging and price.
A folder outlines concise information on industrial openings along the Chicago and North Western Railway. It highlights factory buildings and desirable sites for immediate use, plus other valuable data for manufacturers seeking new locations. The guide details extensions of the North Western Line opening fine western territory. Signed Guerin, General Agent, Passes Dept. Detroit, Michigan.
Nature needs only a little Early Riser snow and then to keep the bowels clean the liver active and the system free from bile headaches constipation etc famous little pills Earkh Risers are spent in effect and feet in action sold by Chas Rhodes Call at the Rexcory office for a map of Gratiotere We have reduced the price on cloth maps to 50 cents and on paper maps to 25 cents
San Francino physician Dr J W Hamilton touts Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup for pears and asthma, claiming it is superior to any other remedy. The piece also misstates teacher contract whispers at a record office and hints at urgent price for school rights memory.
A garbled advisory text appears about constipation and laxatives with unclear product names and nonsensical phrases. It references Orin Laxative Pratt Syrup as a supposed cure and mentions bowels and satiety. The wording is inconsistent and lacks verifiable facts or coherent context.
In Justice Court Clark Thonina was sentenced by Justice Chadwick to ten days in the county jail at Ithaca for stealing a rig from Wright Horse livery. Undersheriff Button tracked him from St. Louis to Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd. W. J. Hawes paid $6.26 in costs for being drank and disorderly. The case Smith and Glass versus Evans ended abruptly with Mrs. Evans’ death in the courtroom.
The December issue presents Christmas themed pieces including German toy crafts by Julia Darrow Cowles and confection ideas by Frances Peck. It features a pictorial “Rise and Fall of the Christmas Tree” expanding the fairy tale in visual form.
A fragmentary notice lists several individuals with ages and hometowns including Newark Georgia Shoemaker aged 4 Reed City Wm Devault 21 Defiance Ohio Bessie Ankney 16 Elwell Fred Carpenter 24 Pompeii May Moon 24 Elwell Charley Carl 26 Elwell Altan Button 11 Elwell and an endorsement for King's Dyspepsia tablets sold by Geo E Sharrar promising strong taste relief.
A list of names including Irene Miss Baily Ira Mr Harris J W Heath A E Haff H P Koons Laura Mrs Keifer Karl Land ford New Commercial Hotel and others appears as an official notice from the Postmaster. The item is marked with a November 6 1906 advertisement date.
Nashua night policeman N. Patterson writes of a severe winter cold blamed on lung trouble. After trying several advertised cough medicines and two doctors with no relief, Foley's Honey and Tar allegedly cured two thirds of a bottle, he calls the greatest cough medicine. Also mentions Geo E. Sharrar.
Medical authorities across schools praise Golden Seal root as a key ingredient in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Reports describe relief for dyspepsia, gastric catarrh, liver and gall bladder ailments, and chronic catarrh with many doctors citing tonic and anti malarial effects. The piece advertises the product and its ingredients, urging readers to request the accompanying little book.
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