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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
4
An old advertisement argues that while the rich suffer less, Dyspepsia and indigestion torment the toilers. It promotes Green’s August Flower as a standard medicine for over thirty five years to rouse the torpid liver, stimulate appetite, and improve digestion. Trial bottles are 25 cents, regular size 7. At all druggists, Geo. E. Sharrar sells it.
Fred Bebow and wife left Sunday for Onte with friends and relatives in Onte Irvie Morrow on the sick lint. Charlie Campaugh works for H Baner on the hay baler. Cara Bebow visited Emma Noah of Emerson. Sanday Glen Dershem spent Sunday with Leah Baker EB Wagner and family and daughter at W Harrison of Emer son Harland Dershem called at Fred Bebow's Tuesday evening.
A Belle Plaine Minnesota note reports a friend severely poisoned by an injured hand. Buck Jen's Arnica Salve allegedly drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved the life. Also advertised are Sharrar drugstore burn and sore remedies plus Electric lights at Pits.
The column lists multiple local social visits and movements. Lena and Hattie Bradford were in St. Louis at the week’s start. Ed Allen and wife attended business in St. Louis Monday. The Weeoyan church is receiving repairs. Frank Webster and family of Boson son t visited Dr. A J Ervey and wife. Mrs. George Young visited near Rathbone. Rev Geo B Allen left for Reading Hillsdale to hold meetings. Charley Allen transacted business in Brackenridge.
SETHTON V. H. Gardner, Allen Drew, Glen Willcox and Clyle Ludwich were in Carson City Monday. A. P. Moore and family visited their daughter Mrs. Laura Wilson Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Gardner of Trice visited J H Jarvis Friday. Spencer Hodge and wife went to Ant Arbor last week. Jack Robertson of Sault St Marie stayed with his sister Mrs John Jackson. John Jackson died at his southwest home early Wednesday after a period of poor health Typhoid pneumonia caused his death. Funeral was held Friday at New Haven Center with burial in New Haven cemetery. The bereaved wife and niece receive many sympathies.
Charley Kapp and wife greet a returner from Ohio while H Hafford and wife visit John Briggs and family Sanday. Glen Pompie reports shooting a wild cat last week in the district.
A letter from Chas Rhodes offers a full refund to any Hyomel purchaser not helped by the outfit. The kit includes a pocket inhaler, medicine dropper, and Hyomei bottle, priced at 11.00, with additional bottles available. Rhodes asserts the guarantee is valid if the user follows directions and is not aided by the treatment.
Robert McFarland near Carson City returns to join Leon Loudis and cousin Harry Jerce and wife as guests. G McCloakey leaves Thursday for work at the insane asylum. Mrs. J Barger and daughter Etta return from Ohio. Bennie Baxter visits George Byers family in Southeast Crystal. Myrtle Was visits Maen Pierce. L P Langdon buys a new piano. Local health ad promotes Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea for digestion and pain relief.
Central Pine River notes list Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloane visiting daughter Alice of Belding. Wim Slone and T J Clark exchange farm hands. Mr and Mrs Pel visit sister Mrs James Mills. Sheep damage reported in area. Statement correction: Rogers is not a physician but is receiving treatment at Alma Sanitarium. Geo Davison and brothers sought after this week. Miss Litcie White and Geo Diviebliss were entertained at Slone’s Sunday night.
Physicians claim the heart circulates all blood every two minutes and irregular blood harms the body. The ad asserts poor blood causes poor health and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to purify the blood.
Marion Elsworth shows improvement as Southeast Ferris notes travel of J S Osterhout couple to Greenville as delegates, Daisy Robbins teaches Maple Grove, and community visits. A Klees schoolhouse chicken pie supper benefits Sunday school on Friday night November 17. Impure blood claim for Burdock Blood Bitters completes the item.
A string of visitors drops by local households. Mrs Bert Amsden of Ithaca visits her parents, Jason Carmer and family in the area. Verian of Vernon visits his brothers J C and Davis Verian for a day. S Rexford of Ferris and Lewis Peacock of Pompeii call on H Fuller. A Grange meeting at North Star is noted.
The Tubbs district reports guests including Mike Slough and daughter Myrtle and Misson Matie and Iva Partee at Mr and Mrs Jos Kropke home. Edd Earl and James Partee family share visits and birthdays. No school at Tubbs school next Friday. Roy Partee and Grant Kime departed for Owomo. An ad promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for ailments at 35 cents.
Pleasant Valley records show the Lady Maccabees starting a large class late this month. The K O M M group will host an supper tonight and invites attendees. Mrs. Catherine Lindaur returns from Washtenaw County visit and attends lodge meeting last Friday. Geo N. Brown, formerly of Washington, plans to move next Wednesday with his father. Foley’s Kidney Cure is claimed to have cured a severe kidney and bladder condition after two doctors gave up.
The Ann Arbor Railroad offers an excursion on Sunday November 26 to Toledo. A special train from Alma departs at 6 42 p m. Round trip fare to Toledo is 1 50. Tickets to Owosso are 75 cents round trip and to Ann Arbor 1 25 round trip.
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