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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
4
Fragmented Al ma article critiques Adlai Stevenson Bryan tariff reforms and Roosevelts Mississippi trip. Mentions Cleveland Hanna Gannon Babcock and looming House speakership. Notes shifting Democratic socialist alliances and election contexts with tangled, unclear sentences.
The text presents a garbled inquiry mentioning Senor Unraiioh and Ince, alleging a combined effort in a quarter with a possible reference to Pislyppinde and Autwetan thig. The meaning is unclear with many misspellings and no verifiable event or source details.
Voter suppression themes surface as talks of disfranchisement and political power arise amid Democratic expectations. Local leaders face questions about how this stance could affect turnout and the upcoming elections, with focus on crops and general prosperity.
A critical editorial argues that self government for the Philippines is empty rhetoric. It claims Oriental races lack trustworthiness in politics and business, citing history and current status, and warns against premature self-rule due to mental, moral, and experiential barriers.
The text argues for mature governance and fair dealing as youths gain experience. It urges extending participation to capable youths, pledges careful handling to avoid future shame, and endorses President Roosevelt’s effort to remove corrupt figures who prey on the nation's honor.
A fragmented personal reminiscence from Youth's Companion advertises a shopping experience at East Norley General Huperians. The narrator describes fatigue during browsing, busy counters, and a hectic marketplace atmosphere with references to a crowded store layout and various consumer temptations. The piece reads as a stream of recollections rather than a coherent event.
Fragmentary text describes unclear events and names with many garbled phrases. The right reading remains uncertain but references individuals, locations, and a contest or discussion. No coherent narrative or outcome is evident in the readable portions.
A garbled extract describes Dominica’s caries and a traveler in Vincent who eats Arenwaks items while a com munitive Cart gnaws boiled remains. The narrative laments dietary curiosities and notes locals’ reactions to unusual meats and digestion.
A vivid slice of Brittany on market day shows peasants in traditional dress: earth tones, embroideries, red collars, and black caps. Women wear red knit caps, children watch with curious eyes as stalls brim with greens, vegetables, poultry, and fish. Fishermen and farmers mingle amid carved granite workrooms and stone streets, while market activity captures a timeless rural rhythm.
A fragmented literary snippet explores rediscovery of classic works and figures like Shakespeare Addison and Josiah linking to literary history. The piece weaves references to ancient priests, biblical figures, and 19th century literary criticism within a stream of quoted catalogues and era names.
The text discusses perceptions of a generation and reverence toward a figure named Melight, describing savage ancestry and societal expectations. It then shifts to safety guidance for treating chemical burns, advising cold water and alkaline countermeasures for acid injuries and noting the use of soda to neutralize lingering acid effects.
A peculiar quip about a fort Ian Jardiniere and two tittle eproute in tin cans suggests that if placed to a window they would grant a woman ownership of the word fernery. The piece then compares some men to telescopes, saying you draw them out see through them and then shut them up.
A Maryland Confederate soldier recalls a desertion case and the execution of Thompson near a civilian rail line. The narrative recounts the court martial, the soldiers involved, the forced confession, the burial, and the final firing squad as the coffin bore the condemned man to the execution site.
The article describes threading a fine hair through a walnut by entering tiny crevices that run through the shell. Using extreme patience, insert the hair into a small opening and guide it steadily. success may occur quickly or after many attempts.
A Chicago News item recalls a humorous scene in a grocery store where a man repeats rumors about a certain politician. An office seeker interjects noting in the end that in their town, there are no certain politicians.
A reflective line from a Chicago Record-Herald piece notes Adam’s luck in not having friends press him on how to raise his boys, implying a solitary stance on parental guidance.
Alma residents endorse a kidney remedy, recounting Mrs Griffith of River Strunt who suffered twelve years with kidney trouble. She details severe backache and alarming secretions then credits Don's Kidney Pill with rapid relief after two months. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product as sole US agents.
Drury’s Cores Balt Rheum and Kexema Ointment relieves hay fever catarrh and sore throat with general use as a home remedy. Sold by druggists or prepaid on receipt of 23 cents with a money back guarantee. Prepared by C E Drury & Co St Louis Mich. Names of customers such as Daniel Breckenridge Louis Lowie Mrs H M Martin Geo Simpson appear as cures.
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