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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
6
Gilbert pursues Pauline in London as he seeks marriage, while Pauline weighs a past love and a future with him. Their tense dialogue reveals longing, fear, and moral hesitation, with Pauline proposing a future conditional on reflection and timing.
A Grant street resident recalls years of backache and discolored urine improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. Her daughter urged use after hearing of Vassar visitors cured. She reports renewed strength and urges fellow kidney trouble sufferers to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 30 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, United States agents.
Pittsburg November session hears executive council urge strict enforcement of Chinese exclusion laws and universal eight hour workday in all government labor. Motion calls for harsher alien inspections, reform of injunction laws, and nationwide campaigns for eight hour laws. First Vice President Duncan advocates universal woman suffrage. cites four states with equal rights and prospects for broader ballot access.
Undersigned agree to refund money on a 50 cent bottle if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. The text includes names and partial signatures such as EK SHARRAR Alina Cnas G Ruopns Alnus Farbd Hepson Riverdale and others, indicating a testimonial or agreement.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions records at the Record office, teachers contracts, and pricing. It also contains garbled text about health effects and digestion with obscure references to names like Thelen, yielding little coherent content beyond scattered phrases and nonsensical sentences.
A collection of fatal incidents across Michigan on November 15 includes Lulu Platt, 20, in Muskegon from unknown causes after two weeks of illness. Norman Schofield, 14, struck by a car on Jefferson Ave.. an unidentified man killed when struck by a car near the Cadillac hotel in Detroit. Laura Durand, 55, of Saginaw injured slipping from a Woodward Ave car. Delbert St Antoine, 22, killed by a rolling log at J Stevenson Co plant. and Barney Journ and Lester Hill, two boys hurt by a revolver discharge in Three Rivers with Hill badly wounded.
San Francisco physician Dr J W Hamilton praises Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy with no harm to asthma. An ad notes reduced prices on cloth maps to six cents and paper maps to twenty five cents, and recommends Poley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
A club meeting featured readings and a paper on Work by Mrs Todd, stressing love as the engine of effort. Mrs Tabor led discussion with recitations by Mable Salisbury and Miss Mary Jolls elected as delegate to the state convention. A photo pledge and officer elections were planned for December meeting.
Nashua Tennessee night policeman J N Patterson testifies he suffered a severe cold on his lungs and tried several advertised cough medicines and two doctors without relief. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar, and after using two thirds of a bottle he claims it cured him, calling it the greatest cough and lung remedy he has known.
The American Boy celebrates seven years with a special attractive issue featuring eighty five illustrations and vivid art covers. Subscription price is $1 per year. The piece promotes Early Risers pills for health and digestion, marketed by Sprague Publishing of Detroit and Chas Rivesles as seller.
The note details a mortgagee declaring all unpaid interest and principal due on a Gratiot County Michigan property. It outlines foreclosure proceedings set for February, listing the property in North Shade Township, Gratiot County, with sale to the highest bidder at the county courthouse. The lender is Tate Bank of Carson City and the mortgagor is Lyon, with attorney for the mortgagee listed.
An old ad touts Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a universal remedy for coughs colds and bronchial issues. It claims the product moves bowels to remove illness and brands the remedy as superior to all others. Includes note about purchasing old papers cheaply at the Record office.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women eased by motherhood. It touts safety with alcohol free content, includes testimonials, and promotes Unicorn root as a key ingredient for women's health alongside endorsements from physicians and various advocates.
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