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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
7
The Civic Improvement League provides facts on tuberculosis mortality, spread, and symptoms. It urges fresh air, ventilation, clean homes, early physician consultation, and simple nutritious living to prevent and combat consumption. It emphasizes avoiding spitting, outdoor work, regular sleep, and courage in treatment.
Alma Michigan woman Mrs George M White credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing long standing kidney trouble backache and lame ness she couldn't attend to housework after doctors and other remedies failed she bought at Charles Rhodes Drug Store and says the pills acted like magic 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Take no other
Fragmentary lines note poor housing conditions and lack of interesting ruins. The text reads like a distressed social observation about living spaces and value of heritage. No clear events, dates, or named entities are present.
An exploring party led by Professor Walter Granger for the American Museum of Natural History unearthed a tiny ancient horse in the Big Horn valley. The skeleton, about one and a half feet tall with four toes, dates to the lower Eocene, suggesting early horse evolution far back on the American continent.
The article describes Tacle Sam running two mail bag shops in Chicago and Washington. The Chicago site handles lightly damaged bags, while Washington processes thousands daily with 230 workers. Bags are sorted, inspected for lost letters, and sent to repair where about 100 women mend up to 2000 bags daily at four cents per bag.
Scientists report global glacier retreat with many retreating several miles since the 19th century. Mount Sarmiento in South America now separated from shore by timber growth. Jacobshaven Glacier in Greenland retreated four miles since 1860. East Glacier in Spitzenbergen moved beyond its former moraine. In Scandinavia snow line higher. Arapahoe Glacier in the Rockies melting rapidly. Eastern Alps seeing some growth, implying varied regional trends.
Britain reports a decline in live cattle imports from the United States by 54 000 head and from Canada by 9 000 head in 1900 compared with earlier years while shipments of chilled stock rise.
Republican governor candidate Chase Osborn addresses the state convention, praising Theodore Roosevelt and progressive leadership. He argues Michigan Republicans must govern well for all, criticizing Democrats and detailing how progressives arose to challenge entrenched interests.
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