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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement claims Mi o Na stomach tablets relieve indigestion in five minutes and promise a cure with a money back guarantee. It touts rapid effects, improved mood in 24 hours, return to normal appetite in two weeks, and free distribution through Chea Rhodes and druggists.
Sumner Mr and Mrs Wm Phillips and daughter Cecile visited Carson City on Friday. Ruth Graham has a new piano from grandfather Joseph Graham. Mrs Vance Wondard visiting relatives in Belding. Henry Ferris and wife attended the funeral of Wim Ferris in Alma. Join Miller of Carson City was a caller in town Saturday. Vance Woodall and wife in Carson City Friday. G M Jones in Ferris Center Friday for Wim Ferris funeral. Mrs Myrtle Church of Detroit visiting W Strickland parents. Albert Thompson ill with neuralgia of the stomach. Sheridan Hammontree of Belding visited relatives here last week. Ruth Graham and Linzie Slater visited in New Haven over Sunday. Raymond Duffield and wife visited in Carson City Monday. Mrs Webster and daughter Ida of New Haven were callers Sunday. Florian and Sumner Hoxie of Ithaca visited at home Saturday. Morl Bogart home with a carbuncle. Roy Yester sick with typhoid fever now able to return to school. Arthur Malford and wife caring for Arthur Powler during his absence.
Mr and Mrs Win Myers visited their new Ray in St Louis last Sunday evening. Jennie Phillips of Shephard visited the vicinity last Sunday. Mrs Bert Packer entertaining sister Mrs Maude Packer. John Schick improving his house with a coat of paint. Mrs Phebe Harman of Detroit visited Ainm.
ARCADA CENTER Listen for the wedding bells Mrs Wheeler's sisters visiting from St return home last Saturday Mrs Wheeler still very poorly Mr and Mrs Wm Smith's little girl Jennie broke her arm at school Pearl Hazelton home from Saginaw for a few weeks John Mattens working on a hay bailer Mr Utter rents Cahoon farm district No 5 working there this week Win Spear operated for appendicitis at Brainard's hospital recovering well irme in True Lives Tren and Women plans to make us well Bartol
A young American student Lucinda Farrar of New Orleans died by suicide in her Paris Latin Quarter rooms after poor health. The report notes her act and location as well as brief context on her condition.
A compilation from various towns notes Rockwell dropping a suit for alienation of affection while his wife seeks divorce. Warnings include arrests for game skimming and liquor law violations, farm accidents, cider crop issues, and a steel trust mine deal. Also reported are solemn anniversaries, a child support ruling, road accidents, hospitalities, and a revival of religious ordination in Detroit.
Compact slice of early 20th century news touching aviation speed trophies political moves labor strikes and crimes. Items include Claude Grahame-White’s air speed record near Lesueur Minnesota, a high profile political and social mix with a Brooklyn tragedy and Springfield bribery case, plus labor unrest in New York and Chicago garment workers.
Saginaw and nearby towns report a string of brief items. Nurse Charlotte Landakroener owes her life to William Farthing who pulled her clear when an electric wire fell and scorched her cheek. Other notes cover yard track rearrangements at Pere Marquette, a drowning death in St Joseph, a dog bite case in Au Sable, recall charter moves in Lansing, drug inspections, gas company probes, and various local incidents including arrests, injuries, and fires across Michigan.
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