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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
3
An advertisement highlights Kodal Dyspepsia Cure as a universal fix for sour stomach belching and other stomach disorders. Druggist PL Storrs of New Brittain Connecticut touts high customer satisfaction and a supposed discovery after scientific experiments. Ches Rhodes sells the remedy.
Ithaca notes list Mr and Mrs Guthrie returning from a week with relatives in Rapid City and numerous visits by local residents to relatives in Alma Emerson Newark St Louis Chicago Owosso and Charlotte. Social calls include club meetings and chicken pie supper, with many transfers and upcoming journeys to California Colorado and Perrinton.
J N Patterson, a Nashta Tennessee policeman, recalls a harsh winter with a bad cold. He tried half a dozen advertised medicines and two paverdens with no relief before a friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the product was the greatest cough medicine he found.
Washington Nov 22 Moody announces he will remain as attorney general in Roosevelt's cabinet. Earlier reports said he would retire to practice law, but the move preserves Moody in the top legal post while several other department heads are still undecided about staying.
The article notes the last day of hearings on the clutu estate with claims allowed and estate closed to creditors. A license to administer real estate at private sale is granted for January at the premises in New Flaven township. An examination of Wm. Uncer reveals insanity. A petition for administrator of Frances Blkler of Alma is filed. The Wo Mouser estate closes to creditors.
Bold declaration from Petersvieg Zemstvo deputies urges regular participation of national representatives, control over revenue and administration, and general amnesty for political offenders exiled or imprisoned by administrative orders. Signatories include 102 Zemstvo presidents and five nobility marshals, to be delivered to Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky within days.
New York November 22 The Nan Patterson murder trial opened in the supreme court with Assistant District Attorney Rand outlining the state's case that Patterson killed Caesar Young with planning hours before the shooting. Witnesses testified Patterson was hysterical and that she told Detective Quinn she did not want to live after Young’s death, while others described her agitation at the hospital and police station.
The text urges Celery King as a medicine of great value while criticizing its low price and questionable health claims. It warns against taking the initiative and suggests health concerns are tied to a poor cause, noting a price of five pounds and references to weak promises.
The notice compiles numerous transfers and fragmentary deeds across regions including New Haven and surrounding areas. It lists numerous individuals, properties, and says land parcels and mortgages changed hands, with scattered references to roads, towns, and entities. Notable names and places appear amid garbled OCR, detailing land swaps and titles transferred decades ago.
Washington November 22 President Roosevelt has appointed Francis E Loupp of this city Indian commissioner to replace Will am A Jones who resigned. The resignation and Loupps appointment take effect in January. Loupp is the Washington correspondent of the New York Evening Post and has long been connected with Indian affairs.
A fragment from a De Kings New Life pillar claims Macia Young advocates nightly sessions for two weeks to address liver stomach and bowels ailments. The advertisement mentions a George Bo Sharrar drug store and a path to relief through herbal preparations.
Detroit and Chicago markets show diverse commodity prices including wheat at 1.10 to 1.18, corn around 0.69, oats at 2.24, rye 4 5/8, beans near 1.44, and livestock values across cattle, hogs, and sheep. Notable figures include choice steers at 4.25 to 4.50, veal calves 4.50, best lambs 5.60, and hogs around 4.60 to 4.75 with regional variations.
A terse hospital report mentions arrest of a patient named Gulledge at Verteus after a period of illness. The text references pain relief and inflammation treatment with an Arion Salve, noting quick action and lingering aches. Names include Ain, Qi and George, Sharrar, Deugeiat in unclear context.
Fragments claim extensive testimonials and signatures are needed to prove authorship and pensmanship for "Golden Medical Discovery." The text touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as cleansing the system and endorses the product, mentioning weights and names in a testimonial-like format.
W A Herren of Pinch Ar reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured a severe kidney and bladder ailment after two doctors gave up. The claim, presented as a personal testimony, highlights a self issued endorsement of the medicine.
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