Many-Horned Cow Draws Traveler’s Attention
A traveler from the south reports a cow with 17 horns growing from her back along the spine. The farmer is proud of the oddity and notes the horned cow yields more milk than any other on the farm.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
6
A traveler from the south reports a cow with 17 horns growing from her back along the spine. The farmer is proud of the oddity and notes the horned cow yields more milk than any other on the farm.
In this Turkish interview with William T. Ellis, educated non Moslems express deep distrust of the government and fear for their safety. They cite emigration of Christians, bribery, lack of justice, and calls for independence or neutral status, while praising foreign schools and warning of potential upheaval under the Sultan’s rule.
An upper room interview with educated natives in Turkey reveals fears under the new regime. They report Christians have no rights, Muslim authorities tightening exactions, and soldiers’ immorality driving nominal Christians to flee. Observers say many Christians may choose exile, while everyone discusses America with hope.
A satirical piece from Puck advises both men and women on avoiding marriage. It suggests men frequent dances and summer resorts, while women should seek life in college towns or Washington, D. C., courting fashionable молодые образованные молодые люди. It ends with admonitions to act quickly if a suitable partner is not found.
An ad touts MI-O NA and MI-DNA Stomach Tablets for headaches dizziness constipation sour stomach and other symptoms. It claims immediate relief and offers a money-back guarantee by Charles G. Rhodes if the product fails to deliver.
A writer and his wife advocate living on nuts and fruits with meals ready on grocer delivery and dishes burned clean. The method allows cereals and other foods, argues against hot meals and mixing hot with cold, claiming current eating habits hinder health and broader life enjoyment.
W L Mock of Mock Ark touts Dr King s New Discovery for weak lungs hard colds hoarseness and coughs claiming in 45 years in the drug business he has saved many. He offers a free trial bottle and a 31 00 bottle guarantee via Rhodes Drug Store Wheaton Son.
The Alma Journal Alma Record announces that from this date all Cards of Thanks and Resolutions of Respect will be charged five cents per line per insertion.
Dr. Faris argues in Chicago that a citizen’s character hinges more on moral and intellectual training than on physical prowess. He warns against overemphasizing bodily development and urges keeping the soul slightly ahead of the body in the ascent to health and virtue.
A Yonkers Statesman quip notes a man with a lake of apple cider on his property in the apple country. The response jokes that the cider is not hard enough for skating.
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