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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
2
A brief excerpt argues that indigestion causes catarrh of the stomach by inflaming the stomach lining and nerves, leading to mucous secretion and impaired digestion. The text presents a cause and effect view of stomach catarrh linked to repeated indigestion episodes.
N E Crystal and others report health issues. Harvey Ball, Mrs L J Teeds, and Henry Willess listed as ill or in poor health. Aniga Stone visited lively school. Miss Stone closing a term and moving to teach winter term. Angie McKinnon reports safe arrival in Manchester Tennessee and warm country with red roses in bloom. Foley’s Honey and Tar recommended for coughs and colds.
Davis School District reports Tugel Porcusun at North Star and Miss Cora Diver on a three week vacation. Win Crozier and family spent a day with Alina friends. Miss Earl Freaker of Ithaca visited Agnes McFaul. Robert Butler of Suanec and Miss Ostere of Biwell called on friends in Thijs vicinity. Misses Jenne Cronter Irie Neid fart and Pranets Hutchinsen attended the teachers association in Alma.
Mrs C Kates is on the sick list Judwon Forrenburg has moved into town Miss Iva Creech spent Sunday in Shepherd. Mr and Mrs Theodore Pristee settled in their new home on Mrs Hillitts farm. Momer Mierce returned to Alpena after visiting D C Brady. Winding up with Mrs Mintle Creech's birthday gathering and surprise pin presentation.
Burned out of vp Mr and Mrs Joe Kieges on November 6 at a local farm. Reuben Cummins and wife reside on this Eyba farm. Dwight VanDuren plans to move a farm near Tivod in the near future. Wilh Wiiint and wife visited BoDland family Sunday. Keer Ladd’s wife gave birth to a girl on November La ten witd three-fourth pound. Keer Ladd’s house caught fire last week but neighbors’ quick help stopped the damage. Florian Shippey visited his sister Mrs Eliisin Ladi and was re ferred to Wetme in Verner Tuesday. Jim, staying with his aunt, joined in.
O. B H. LaCroix of Zavala Texas writes that DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured thousands of cases and healed a stubborn pile with a box bought on a druggist recommendation. The testimonial notes the salve was sold by Chas Rhodes.
Historic advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for female diseases including Leucorrhea weakness prolapse and falling womb. It promises monetary reward for any cure failure and invites readers to mail one cent stamps for the cloth bound medical volume from the World’s Dispensatory Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
Seville community items report a quiet election with Democrats voting and faction colors. The column mentions residents like George Sandals and Jessie Rockwell, farm purchases, family visits, illness, and small town routines, including a reference to Poler's Honey and Tar medicine.
Local events fill a weekend scene with visits from Wheeler Pheber and Charles Allen, rural carriers examination at Elwell, Breckridge High students in town election day, a ghost social at ARTI siete, and a fire at Poikert’s. Fire brigade aided the blaze, saving neighboring structures. losses included a cook stove and clothing.
The column records residents traveling in Meroste County on Monday and Sunday. Mrs Geo Bittles attended a visit with Geo Soyder and family at M Crum's. Vurt Howell purchased land from J Metaw and relocated his farm. Cratey and daughter Ida of Estey Gladwin County visited friends in South Wheeler.
A Cara promises to refund the money for a So cent bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or colic and offers a 2s cent bottle guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Names listed include Gro, SUARRAR, Ala, Omas, Ratoors, Alma, Fran Hopson, Riverdale.
Oak Grove district brief with names of residents on sick lists and travel notes. Mentions Mrs A E Parks ill, Geo Parks neural, FP Welch in St Charles, Vera Kimba moving north, Rodent entertaining relatives from Saginaw, David Iall in neighborhood, Fred Sturgis visiting Clinton county, and Fred Patterson along with others returning from Well ditching work.
Mrs Cyntha Walker of Pampeil visits her parents in town. Iverson moves into Blair's hotel. Mrs Chas Brooks visits Alma. Fred Nujin, Chay, Smith and Deb Bert Wicks prepare for Oscoda county deer season. Several teachers travel Sunday to Alma for the Teacher's Association charity event.
A customer from Ashley Alabama states Foley's Kidney Care cured him after many ineffective remedies. He reports severe weakness before treatment and credits the product with restoring his ability to get up and function.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak pale children. It likens its effect to a penny in the churn and promises gentle help for delicate stomachs. A sales boast claims rapid results and hints at providing more samples through Gowne, chemist, in New York.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Biel and Tuomthy but unreadable. No clear event or entities to identify a full, coherent news item.
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