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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
3
Fragmented readable text suggests a Cincinnati trolley incident with a fatal potential, a man struck by a meter, and subsequent run overs on both tracks. Other content appears as garbled reflections on optimism and a boat outing.
A fragmented historical notice mentions speakers crews singers and others relying on a product called One Minute Cough Dire as a preventive and to offer instantaneous relief. It references Kennels, St. Louis, Weth, Alma with unclear context and dubious claims.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a horse event and riders in a bygone meet. Names and specifics are unclear, but it references early trials, a manor, and a subsequent race status, with tentative times and participants indicated.
A garbled excerpt mentions DeWrt's Little Early Hoops Loewe Vittle Wills and Kennels with unclear references to life-shortening difficulty and readiness. Names and places are partially readable, but most terms are uncertain and fragmented in this OCR text.
The Suez Canal now yields a clear annual profit of over £4,000,000 and saves over £2,000,000 in costs for world trade. Its political and military value remains uncertain because the sinking of a single ship or dredger could block the route.
An elderly man from Michigan describes severe kidney pain and treatment attempts. He credits Doane Kidney Pills with easing long standing cramps and improving mobility, noting quick relief after months of ridicule about a cure. The advertisement promotes Lon’s Kidney Pills as a 60 cent remedy widely available through local outlets.
A chaotic scene recalls a farmer brawl near Baindratge as about 250 business men travel from Bay City on the Dereit Mackie excursion to Alpena. Patrick Yore of Bouton Harbor plans a one story block for the steel opera house while 12 people die at sea? The report blends names and events with unclear details from the day, including local officials and bank matters.
A fragmentary monologue from Mr. Glimmerton laments a damped mood and discusses misreadings of a bill about curtains. The speaker notes a bright side that funds go to purchases for the household, implying a practical but ironic view on depersonalized domestic control.
An old medical notice extols prevention against consumption and related ills. It promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as aiding digestion to revive energy, noting it can relieve indigestion and exhaustion and promising eventual cure with continued use. Sold by druggists with a trial bottle of 10 cents.
Fragments from Hon Carl Schurz's Chicago September address defend undermining silver demonetization, attacking gold standard and arguing wages, prices, and savings would suffer. He links policy to economic distress, calls for reform, and cites industrial and agricultural impacts while noting opposition.
A historical remedy advertisement touts Ayer’s to cure la grippe and lung troubles, claiming two years of lingering symptoms can vanish. It emphasizes personal testimonials of rapid relief and renewed vigor for families troubled by persistent coughs and chest issues.
A fragmented discussion questions how government could fix prices for commodities like brick and metals, examining the role of legislation versus market forces. It cites scenarios where fixed units, such as dollars or grains, replace market exchange to resolve shortages, with focus on impact on labor, prices, and living costs.
Are you thin and weak with sleeplessness nerves and despondency. Those on the edge of nervous prostration suffer most from weakness. People use stimulants, but cure needs a fatmaking food and rich blood with a strong nerve tonic. Scott is Emulsion cod liver oil with hypophosphites claims to build tissue enrich blood and strengthen nerves. Book free by request at druggists.
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