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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
7
An old Central Drug Store ad promotes ZEMO and ZEMO soap for skin and scalp disorders in infants and adults. The copy touts clear liquid antiseptic effectiveness against pimples dandruff and various eruptions and guarantees satisfaction or money back. It also includes stray musings on happiness and life.
A damaged testimonial ad from Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure and names several firms and individuals. The misspelled text praises the product, lists distributors, and claims personal familiarity with Cheney, but is filled with garbled phrases about cures and obligations. The fragment ends with price and sales references.
Howard Christy, now a self made millionaire, returns to Trumansburg to visit his mother at Thanksgiving. He quietly attends a family service, surprises Nan Copeland with a chance at love, and declares gratitude for his mother and his “own old self” as he plans to win Nan back. The issue blends a personal reunion with a warm homecoming and hopeful prospects for a renewed romance.
Charles Brooks, explorer and hunter from Johannesburg, seeks government support for an expedition into Northern Rhodesia and desert borders to prove legends of living prehistoric animals. He cites native reports of immense elephants, unicorns, and dragons said to inhabit swamps and interior lakes, challenging prior maps and Hagenbeck's claims.
Alonzo Wells recounts fourteen days pursued by gray wolves north of Cook Inlet Alaska. He slept tied to a tree trunk each night to survive while wolves trailed below. He recalls hearing a miner cry for help and discovering evidence that the wolves had killed another miner. A Norwegain fish canning plant near Fishball uses 3,000 quarts of milk daily to produce Oshballer and other fish products.
A Norfolk area notice urges keeping homes warm to prevent illness and invites readers to order “plenty of goal Hutter” with contact options for A. C. Thornton & Son on Wright Avenue. The ad emphasizes readiness and reliable supply with two phone lines.
In Chancery at Ithaca on the 74th day, a complaint shows the defendant Edward Jerome formerly resided in the state. His whereabouts and current residence are unknown, and the matter is pending in circuit court for Gratiot County.
In the matter of the estate of Ely Newhaker late of Ithaca city, Stath County, four months from October 24 are allowed for creditors to present claims to the probate court. Claims must be filed at the probate office in Ithaca for examination. The hearing is set for the sixth of January at ten in the forenoon. Dated October businesses. Judge Isaac S. Shaver.
State of Michigan Probate Court notices the four month claim period from October 36 for the estate of Robert and Mobo of Riverdale. Creditors must file their claims for examination and adjustment with the court by the specified deadline and attend the hearing set for a later date in Ithaca, Michigan, to present and prove their claims.
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