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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1897
Page
2
A garbled 19th century fragment notes Royal’s food handling and autumn preparations amid scattered names and places. The text mentions winter readiness, local figures, visiting relatives, and assorted odd details including oil, livery, and a blacksmith. The readability is limited and several proper nouns remain unclear.
Sunday Selby workers gather for the new MoE at Alina Michigan with BOK backing. Monday and Tuesday offer a sequence of religious services, lectures, Bible readings, and committee meetings led by Michigan Sunday State Association officials, featuring guest speakers and youth activities, ending with a discussion on primary principles and church administration.
Fraok Shaver plans a spring barn project while William Oberlin readying materials for Rew burr. Apple buyers seek winter stock as J Canfield tends poultry. Quadarly conference at church last Sunday. Rev Paifer. J Gidley attends Ithaca for supervisors' meeting. Infant grandchild of Mr Angin fine buried last Thursday. Clover seed crop large. Gole Hels moved to Ithaca. Will Dingman builds four new houses. Hanies Wagner in St Louis Monday. Miers Carrie Holt to Saginaw for store job. Shepherd, Bongham & Co shipped several cars of stock last Saturday. George Latimer’s new store nearly ready. The school engaged Ma bel Murtaugh who started two weeks ago. HE Pratt and wife visiting friends in Saranac. CC Field improving the grain mill. Chippewa Sunday school convocation held to ship village net Batuelev end Sunday. Large turnout of workers, much interest shown. The eyes hinting quell end part ridge wreaddiyn. Once lit a number of street trees ornamented with apple trees. A pegeler posting an ato as the frail f mimiles. The: determined to wtoy it.
Mercury ointments for catarrh can severely damage the senses and disrupt the whole system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Do not use such products or rely on unverified prescriptions from sources. Seek guidance from reputable physicians instead.
A scattered column describes queen bees awakening in spring and starting new colonies, detailing hive construction, pollen storage, larval feeding, and worker roles. It weaves in brief ad bits and a travelogue tone about DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, a cat tale, and a mock portrait of Pope Leo, finishing with a note on free coinage and mortgage interest in prewar style commentary.
The piece argues that modern women facing a “fragile beauty” critique are measured against grandmothers and old-era ideals. It cites Abbe Robin and Louis Felix de Bearne noting older American women as tall and well proportioned, but aging and creased by 35 to 40, contrasting with a late century emphasis on athleticism and prolonged youth.
The Qualla Reserve in western North Carolina is described as a perfectly organized republic home to about 1,000 Cherokee Indians of the eastern branch. It covers 89,000 acres along Ovona, Lufth and Koco creeks with a chief, cabinet, and congress of delegates. Governors are elected every four years. salary and voting rules are outlined along with education provisions and status of residents.
A Paris bank clerk handed ten francs to a stranger to prove honesty after being asked to guard a bicycle while the owner bought something. A second cyclist then seized the clerk accusing him of theft, revealing the first bicycle owner was the true thief. Both men were arrested.
Me Kaew bien Kegha tale a busy moment on a Mucker street car on Powell street. A man, denied a transfer, argues with a conductor. The conductor insists the fare must be paid and tries to placate the tense scene.
An advertising note extols Ayer’s Hair Vigor as best for hair under all circumstances. It claims the product nourishes hair roots, removes dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and helps baldheads grow hair when roots exist. It also promises color restoration and fading tint revival through proper nourishment.
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