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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
6
Barbara attends a lavish soir ee at Mrs Vane's and meets Miss Dillingham and Mr Morton. She reveals she works as a house servant and faces social scrutiny from the Dillinghams while tensions about class and ambition unfold. Mrs Dillingham expresses interest in Barbara's background and family ties, hinting at powerful connections.
In a terse public reflection, residents voiced concern over looming threats and misjudged risks. Analysts cautioned against overgeneralized fears, urging measured scrutiny and reliance on credible data to guide decisions.
The fair drew about 5000 on Thursday with cold weather limiting attendance other days. Exhibits in floral hall and cattle and horse displays were notable. The floral hall featured A S Barber Co and McCormack with four sections each. Ithaca Bazaar Co won in china and bric a brac. Howard Art Co displayed about thirty pieces. Exhibits by Chaitin, Ecgleston, Kleinhans, and Tenney were highlighted. Miss Georgia Richardson and Mrs Willard Monfort aided the popular fancy department.
Mr. John Borton has returned from Ohio where he went on business. Mr. John Spear, moved from Lafayette township last spring, is ill with typhoid fever. Wm. Putman of North Branch, formerly of this township, was buried at Pine Grove cemetery last Tuesday. He was the father of Mrs. Geo. Coleman. Kiddie Hasbrook resumes his place at the sugar factory in Alma as Waymaster. The Methodist are making improvements on their parsonage. They raised the wall, painted the house, shingled the sheds, and repainted them. New pastor Rev. Jones is overseeing the work. Married in St Louis October IV by Rev Geo Killeen, William Gamble and Nola DeWitt, both of Emerson. The couple are well regarded by many friends.
Eastbound notice runs alongside an assortment of patent medicine claims and testimonials. Names like Henderson Grimett Geo R McDonald and local merchants Sharrar Mulholland Bivins Rhodes appear, promoting Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Chamberlains products Kodol cures and Stomach and Liver Tablets. The text blends travel routing with health advertisements and a final line touting a Pan American route to Buffalo.
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