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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1895
Page
6
A fragmented text outlines a quirky set of rules about conversation and self control. It references learning new topics, staying alert, and avoiding risky or harmful content while emphasizing personal tone and clear intent. The piece reads like a stream of guidance mixed with stylistic quirks.
A fragmented gossip column from a Galveston paper tangles political banter with personal scandal. The piece mocks public figures and rumors, mentions Whitney and Cliselind, and hints at intrigue around Tar Ochiltree and Lanis Kroubdie as social climate turns toward sensational showmanship.
The article describes rapid telegraph progress linking London and Dublin via Paris by Gray telegraph, and innovations in insulant wire coverings in Chicago using paper, oil, and shell leads. It notes automatic Swiss electric fire alarms triggered by metallic expansion, highlighting growing electrical tech and its industrial reach.
A garbled OCR piece notes various writers and ages. Mentions Max Norlan starting to write at 12 and earning money by 14 with a pen, Jules Verne described as elderly yet vigorous. References Paul Verlaine after opposition, and Clarence Herbert News with a work titled Prani Elliott. Mentions Richard te Gallianne, a London poet planning a U S visit in winter.
An OCR damaged ethnographic and wartime narrative blends with trade and political chatter from the Philippines era. Affected by confusion, the piece references Simone Nwatee, Nakao, Mercantile Fountain, and radiol ads while touching on governance, famine, and surrender plans amid unfamiliar names and locales.
A fragmented excerpt discusses light speed and a train passing, contrasting the velocity of light with a moving train. It mentions figures like 11,178,000 lines and a 9 12 pounder projectile speed, then rambles through unclear references to Neptune, Cerath Louis Reguldle, and a future musical note.
A long collage of poems and snippets from various periodical voices. It blends humorous lines, quotations, and mock dialogues, mentioning figures, journals, and social scenes in a stream of light verse and editorial asides. The tone shifts rapidly among satire, romance, and reflective vignettes.
Mina Amatin tells of Tyrolean toy makers in St Ulrich, detailing visits to workers’ homes. Families carve crucifixes and dolls, paint horses, and produce headsgear, with one firm paying about two shillings three per dozen horses. Magdalena Paloul teaches her daughter the craft across generations.
Fragmentary notes report church worship discomforts and ritual practices, religious assemblies in Britain, finance arrears of a Presbyterian mission, and funding struggles for religious projects. Mentions Paris, Delaunay, and other names in a sprawling, unsettled summary of ecclesiastical concerns.
A compact collection of aphorisms spanning wisdom on youth, friends and enemies, perception, excellence, and friendship. Notable voices include Swift De Levis Lavater Trayton Thackeray Lamb Temple Temple Mme. de Girardin Cervantes and others. The lines offer reflections on nature, aging, perception, and human virtue.
An old ad touts Dr Vierve’s Pleasant Pellets as a quick and gentle remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims the pellets work in harmony with nature, offer a long lasting cure, and can be taken regularly for a short period with occasional use afterward. The copy warns against dishonest druggists and encourages purchasing at any drugstore.
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