October Farmers Club Meet At Rose Lawn Farm
The October Farmers Club gathered at Rose Lawn farm hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F C Clow. Program included welcome by John Fink, various readings by Mrs Fuller and others, music by George Fink, and a session on Thanksgiving plans with the November meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Fink.
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Farmers’ Club
Rose Lawn Farm
F.C. Clow
John Fink
Fuller
F. Clow
C. Mainline
H. Nestle
H. Sadelburger
H. Walstrow
George Fink
Lois Heintine
Bert Bailey
Meg. G. Irish
Alma College Library Adds Encyclopedia Britannica Vol Eleventh Edition
The Alma College Library continues to grow with new Britannica Eleventh Edition set printed on India paper and bound in durable leather. Forty new volumes join shelves alongside maps of Bible history and various study aids for teachers and students.
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Alma College
India
Schopertinner
Will
Thear Hopkine
Sehoed Management
Rogers
Paulsen
Immanuel Kant
Whipple
Dewry
Finen
Overnight HyOMEI Inhalent Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertise for HYOMEI inhalant claims a rapid cold and chest relief by inhaling steam from boiling water with the product. It promises soothing effects, says a bottle costs 50 cents, and urges readers to ask Charles Rhodes for extra bottles. Also mentions a supper fundraiser at Presbyterian Hall on Friday night November 4.
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Charles Rhodes
Traveling Salesman to Open at Realty Opera House
Rob ert E. O Connor appears in James Forbes street comedy The Traveling Sales man at Realty Opera House. A. S. Stern will dispatch the show. The Chorus Lady author Forbes has produced a worthy successor after a year on tour in New York Chicago and Boston, signaling a strong reception locally.
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Robert E. O'Connor
James Forbes
A. S. Stern
Lalu
New York
Chicago
Boston
Forbes
Opera House da Alina
Cheer Up Mr Dyspeptic Before the Thrift Sale
Cheer up, Mr Dyspeptic with three days to go before Rhodes’ sale. This ad touts MLONA tablets to relieve indigestion, nervousness, dizziness, biliousness, sick headache, and sleeplessness. A large fifty cent box is at Charles Rhodes’ and by druggists everywhere.
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Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Diet Hints From Dr Len Report On Cancer Cure Theory
Professor Ehrlich, famed medical investigator, reports recent studies showing tumor growth in mice could be controlled by certain diets. When mice with tumors received minimal amounts of specific foods, tumor growth ceased, though mice on rice showed degeneration and eventual death from improper nourishment. The findings echo the earlier neuropathic theory of cancer, while noting Ehrlich's nontraditional chemistry training amid a career of brilliant biochemistry.
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Ehrlich
Wiino
Pasteur
Metchnikoff
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Michigan Governor in 1911
Governor Chase Osborn proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day of prayer feasting and thanksgiving for Michigan. He emphasizes gratitude for divine blessings, urges charitable giving to churches, and calls for a soulful celebration beyond lip service. The message stresses peace, safety, and restoration amid recent hardships.
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Michigan
Chase
Osborn
State of
Miserable dyspeptics smoke through a gloomy world
An obscure note portrays a man with upset stomach and a bleak view of life. He observes a dim world through smoked glasses and gives no hint of changing his mood or routine.
Sealed document dated October thirtieth, 1911 records
Under our hand and the seal of the state this thirtieth day of October in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred Eleven and of the Commonwealth the seventy fifth. CHASES OSBORN.
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Michigan
Commonwealth
Osborn
Local Residents and Visitors Share Time Across Alma Area
Elm Hall and Francis Hamiltons spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs POM in Alma. Martin Frank Clapper and Wim Rings visited Lancing. Miss Mazel Klees from Summer visited Derra MMieks. Mrs Effie Hoxie and children returned home from Priday night. Miss Havel Klees and Miss Derva Hicks stayed Saturday. Fred Howe and Carroll Brooks returned to Asia Tuesday after a week at home. Mrs Botton of Simmerspear Priv day with Mrs Alice But cher. Karl Winters returned from Mun Friday for a few days while the sugar factory shut down. Maud Pratt and children went to Chicago Thursday. Adah Pratt accompanied her home after a visit. Mr and Mrs All LaVoy and Mr and Mrs Roy LaVoy attended the Squawman in Alma Saturday. Laura Oliver returned from Canton Ohio after weeks with daughter Mrs Lowe. Pete Story and family of Alma spent Friday to Monday with her parents. Charlee Lowe of Stanton spent over Sunday with Jasper Corbin and wife. Edna Remner and baby Ruby returned from Saginaw Saturday night. Maud Little entertaining her sister Willnng Moll. Frank Croton was in Alma Monday on business.
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Elm Hall
Francis Hamilton
Lint
Pom
Martin Frank Clapper
Wim Rings
Lancing
Anl Thoreday
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Warning against ointments for catarrh that contain mercury as dangerous to smell and the body. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claims no mercury, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Instructions to ensure genuine product, testimonials free, sold by druggists at 75 cents. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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