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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
2
A patchwork account from Shepherd describes election preparations and community notices. It notes candidates touring the town, repairs on sidewalks, and a quiet election day with near full turnout, alongside local deaths, family sympathy, and a note on a recent horse loss.
A jumble of funeral rites, births, marriages, and local updates from Carson area, detailing Mrs. Geary and Mrs. Lewis funerals, family visits, school openings, and community notices. Includes references to Mrs. Beare and other locals, with scattered society items and storm impacts.
Benoe Supervere and Gilley visit with sister and husband Jon Tagham this week. Beebe street lighting improves and town shows signs of calm after warnings tied to election day. Poppe upgrades residence with paint while Gilley’s crew works on repairs. The Stite stock convits investigate hog illness and abating signs. Will Hlouden improves. Tom Wills recovers after sickness. Mathew Taos grows concerned over delayed career.
Joan J. Bicunaren of Detroit Michigan credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring her health after severe fatigue backache and loss of appetite. She reports relief after one bottle and full recovery after three, recommending Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and noting Hood's Pills as a companion.
The article records religious leaders in Michigan endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills. Rev F A Smith of Kalamazoo recounts kidney pain and backache improved by the pills, praising their efficacy. The piece notes nationwide sales and urges trust in the Dono brand and its agents, with a call to remember the product name.
A devotional column urges letting God's Spirit fill believers so faith becomes natural. It emphasizes the incarnate Christ, proper reception of the Lord, and living by Scripture. The piece urges fervent prayer, consecration, and sharing the gospel to bring joy in serving and aiding others.
A shredded OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Norn, Bell, Bennet, Hollenbeck, and Tana Avr swent, with scattered references to dates and titles, leaving unclear context but suggesting a historical record or notice with multiple proper nouns.
German government ordered an inquiry into reports of a competitor race between the White Star Line steamship Kaiser Friedrich and the North German Lloyd vessel Kaiserin Auguste Victoria on the trust voyage to New York. Interpellation planned on the subject with Herr Ryestep involved.
The narrative cites a European specialist offering guaranteed treatment with low prices during hard times. It warns against delays, touts vast remedies, and urges readers to consult the physician immediately, claiming many have found cures and that incurable cases will be rejected. It also mentions transportation details for related services and connections to rail lines.
The piece alleges Joseph Leiter spent about five million dollars to gather material for his November Cosmopolitan article on Wheat. The reviewer calls Leiter’s entry his best literary appearance, noting bold handling and wide resources.
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