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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1897

Page

5

Free and unlimited coinage debate marks 1897 scene

In Alma Record editorials, Governor Boles rejects the Chicago platform’s free silver plank while supporting silver as currency. John Kasson is praised as Commissioner of Reciprocity, and Bryan’s wheat claims are disputed. Southern Populists resist fusion with Democrats, warning against betrayal. The piece contrasts McKinley era prosperity with protective tariffs and warns that free silver brings unequal costs, such as Mexican currency conversion.

Boles Chicago Ius Wats Aedler Wilson

Coal Trade Battle Sees Alwbain Challenge English Coal

The United States faces foreign coal competition as Alwbain supplies 100000 tons to Mexican railroads. Officials point to shifts in trade and competition with English coal. Government reports claim prosperity followed the President and a Republican Congress, while farmers suffer lower consumption and prices.

Cleveland United States Nnl Congress Jol Sherman

Dingley Law gains traction as deficits shrink

The piece argues monthly deficits will fade under the Dingley law as revenue improves. It cites Mr Bryan’s criticism of McKinley’s early administration, notes editors’ opposition to the Dingley measure, and mentions wage increases in Grand Rapids furniture factories amid protectionist debate.

Friends of the Measure Grand Rapids

Curious Contests Halt Poodle Driving in French Town

In the French town on the Hiver Marne curious contests drew crowds. A white whipping contest featured about 40 contestants with naval whips and Perpignan style long whips. Judges valued the crack patterns that excite a horse without harm. A driver named permission won first prize for cracking songs including La Marseillaise.

I-Relling Nogeant Hiver Marne France Sevmn Nym New York Journal Perpignan Minnesota Wisconsin

Fortunes From Fractions Control Universal Need

Leslie's Weekly notes recent wealth from tiny fractions driving big gains. Street railway, sugar, coal oil, and patent medicine promoters rise on fractional profits, with millions earned by those exploiting small per-unit fractions in universal goods and consumer items.

Mit Africa Cripple Creek England Leslie America United States Wtil

High School Notes and Local Notices

High School notes report a new globe in the eighth grade room and the rhetoric class nearing completion of a three week old novelette. Mr Brooks has missed three days due to his father’s illness with Prof Ely in charge. Visitors listed include Floyd Glass John Kenoers taer Fred Delavan Mrs Angel and the Misses Reid Rush and Nevins. For sale a 40 acre Alma farm with improved land. sale or exchange for mortgages or land due to debt, W S Baxos Alma Michigan.

Brooks Prof Ely Floyd Glass John Kenoerstaer Fred Delavan Angel Reid Rush Nevins

You Cant Afford to Chance It from Foley Honey and Tor

A heavy cold may lead to pneumonia or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar taken in time offers security from serious results. Sold by Bivins and Rippes.

Foley Bivins & Rippes Bivins & Aias

Kidney disease cures and elixirs advertised by old ads

Fragmented advertorial letters praise Foley's Kidney Cure and Cream Balm from Ely Bros and others. They claim dramatic recoveries after doctors gave up, urging use of Dr. J. H. Me Lewis's Liver and Kidney Balm as a remedy. Multiple dates and signatures appear in a vintage medication promo.

ELY Bros Warren St N.Y. City J. H. Me. Lewis

Remedy Advertisements Warn of Cold and Cough Treatments

Local ads tout Dr. H Melown Liver and Kidney Balm to restore organ health, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for back pain, Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted cure. Several endorsements claim rapid relief and urge sale through Bivins & Aias and nearby outlets.

H. Melown Bos Webb

Try Grain O A New Food Drink Replacing Coffee

Grain O offers a brown sealed beverage described as safe for children and adults, a coffee substitute made from pure veins. Advertises gentle digestion and no distress to stomachs, price five cents per package, sold by all grocers.

One Day Visit by Dr. A B Spinney in Detroit Area

Detroit physician and Reed City Sanitarium proprietor Dr A B Spinney will be in town for one day only at the Wright House on Saturday Jan 8 offering free one month treatment medicines and surgical operations to the poor. He claims long experience in chronic diseases including catarrh eyes ears throat and lungs and offers guarantees or relief with written promises. patients urged to spread the word of his treatment.

H Free A. B. Spinney Detroit Reed City Cleveland Oho Homeopathic Medical College Alma and Pellanti Susitariama

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