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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1902

Page

2

Growing Old With Strong Digestion Spurred By Dr Pierce

An old age health note extols continued appetite and digestion as core strength, praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for aiding digestion, liver function, and overall well being. It cites a Perryopolis, Ohio, user testimonial of relief from kidney, bladder, and liver pain after three bottles, and mentions Dr Pierce’s consultations and Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation, with various local references and names.

Pierce Qhodder Mes Caroline Mesigen RV Pierce Ieter Ict

Beebe Sugar Beet Pulling and Local Changes

Beebe sugar beet pulling is the order of the day as Jobo English moves his family from Astley. Rev. Geo. Killeen of St. Louis visited Leete on Wednesday. Mrs. Maxted and Nessle of Ithaca called on Emerson friends that day. Mr. Brader bought Sea man’s store share and will run the business locally. Epworth League to host a pound social at Mrs. Jane Wiles’ home. The October 24 weighing prize is noted. The first quarterly meeting will be held next Sabbath with Rev. DeLamarter delivering the sermon. Quarterly conference Monday morning. Preaching Sunday morning.

Jobo English Astley Geo. Killeen St. Louis Leete Maxted Nessle Ithaca Emerson Carrie Irving North Star Brader Seaman Epworth League Jane Wiles DeLamarter Veewek USA

Correspondence from Ithaca area society and business visits

Miss Beulah Winton visited Elsi e Friday while Mra Ida McPee went to Greenville Monday to visit friends. Others listed include Mrs. Moses Teachworth in Ashley Saturday for business, Verda Aldaifer North Star visiting Durand, LeRoy Petit to Chicago to settle, and various residents in Ithaca Monday and Friday for business or visits.

A. P Ithaca Stey Wagner Mt Pleasant Matt Coon Ashley Sheri? Guan Verda Aldaffer North Star Moses ‘Teachworth Claud Crook Bannister Verda Aldaifer Durand Alma Waelo

Catarrh Cure Claims Wide Fame by Physicians

Catarrh cannot be cured fearat of by dike catarre is w bined oF nonetizatiousl divesss to cure It a must tacob Fowl rvinection Hall's ataerm Rate is taken internally and more direly on Tioad and murous surfeme Itail'e waterther re te pore yack medicine It wes presen ted by Ofie OF by hat physicians it tole country for years and on taalat proscription ti te imposed of the tat tunics KHOR combined Sf the teat bined purities boting dirwitty on Gaemacone surfaces The perfect ambuation of the two lieredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send for Lestinaniais free od CWRNEY 84 Props Tolety Boa by drurgist price The Hal's Pauly Pla are the boat SALOON ApHoRIDs as they Santot rm

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Breckenridge Notes on Local Purchases and Visits

W. E. Swope bought the Thissell property. McCall and family visited Insaganaw over Sunday. Wermanto is building a new house in the south part of town. Ivertrade Oberlin attended the teachers examination last week. Young and family plan a Thursday trip to Chicago and elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller and daughter and Mrs. Sarah Andre of Columbian county Ohio visit Mrs. C. A. Entrekio.

Mamie Hayes Alma Ithaca Mes Dora Mionish Threen-Ville Monda Ray Dick Aldaffer North Svar H. Pratt W. E. Swope Thissell McCall Wermanto Ivertrade Oberlin Young Chicago E. Miller Sarah Andre Columtlane County Ohio C. A. Entrekio

South East Crystal School district closings and meetings

The Southeast Crystal School districts No 1 and 4 close this week while teachers plan winter classes. Rev W P VanWormer of Hillsdale preached at the Crystal F B G church last Sunday. The Crystal Sunday School Union holds a semi annual meeting next Sunday at the Congregational Church starting 10:30 a m. Geo Cary is baling hay at work baling hay.

Clore W. P VanWormer I Hiilsdale South Crystal

Forest Hill News Roundup Hears of Moves and Visits

Silas Moody returns from Ohio. Wm Bowers moves into W N Spure's house. Bert Tckerson back to Farwell to work. Grace Childs of Shepherd visits. Dr Abbott entertains his mother from Canada. Mayourd family buys Elm Hall farm. Mrs Mary Packard visits St Lake county this fall. Gne depot trade brisk with apples hay potatoes beets loaded. J I H Glassford ships forty four crates of chickens to Cwhase from here. Pearl Landon and Clarence visit parents near Mr Pleasant. Mary Lake Koober George Ithaca Nays Alma guests at B Lake's. Mr and Mrs Bradley return to Massillon Ohio. L E Camfield travels with them to Toledo. Geo T Huffman Parnell visits daughters. plans California winter.

Silas Moody Ohio Wm. Bowers W. N. Spure Bert Tckerson Farwell Grace Childs Shepherd Dr. Abbott Canada Mayourd Elm Hall Mary Packard Lake County Glassford St. Louis

Elm Hall News Moves and Local Happenings

Ruth Toy 16 on the sick list. Al Graham moved to the Brad Hayes estate. Chas Brooks caring for Mrs Hattie Lillett. Rev Hazeldine repairing Free Methodist parsonage. Ed Maynard from Forest Hill moved to Velma Joseph’s former farm. Elm Hall residents attend Fanchon the Cricket at Riverdale. Sumner Sunday school to convene at Graham school next Sunday. Herby McKechnie home from Chicago. his former firm burned out. Lizzie Wilson of Detroit visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilson.

Ruth Toy al Graham Brad Hayes Chas. Brooks Hattie Lillett Hazeldine Ed Maynard Forest Hill Velma Joseph Elm Hall Fanchon Riverdale Graham School Herby McKechnie Chicago Lizzie Wilson Detroit Edwin Wilson

Local notices from Pine River and neighboring towns

Fragmented items report residents visiting relatives in Detroit and Sagina. Mrs John Lancahiw sr returned Saturday from Sagina. Mr and Mrs Wright of Newark visiting their son U A Wright in town. Fortunes and travel details are incomplete due to OCR errors.

Hocker Freeman Johnsen Detroit John Lancahiw Sr Sagina Wright Newark U. A. Wright

Emerson district notices and local visits mix in brief items

J Shepard announces a new house on Wirinie trait with Wislen very Imprisoing. Dattey’s stepdaughter returns to Boldin and Alval Sherwood visits Wm. Clark. Mrs Henry Dattey visits husband in Lansing Friday and Saturday. Rey Griffith, working at Ann Arbor, calls on friends here Sunday.

J Shepard Dattey Boldin Alval Sherwood Wm. Clark Henry Dattey Lansing Rey Griffleth Ann Arbor

East Emerson Social Notes and Ithaca Visits Chronicle

East Emerson reports a string of local visits with Heteman and Morice Stowers in Beebe, Case and Gamble noted for farm work, Mrs. Cramer in Port Huron, and several Ithaca Saturday outings. Rebekahs plan a dinner on November 1, and school closes with teacher Alice Doll from Lafayette.

Harry Carmin Chas Sanders L. M. Cramer Port Huron L. W. Crosy Ithaca N. L. Case W. Hernan Morice Stowers Beebe Robert Gamble Martha Heteman Jon Heteman Wm.umaug Will Story Beelw Frank Emery Clyde John Lenhart Rebekals F. Charme W. Allmaugher Hoy Wilcox and Family Lafayette Emerson Alice Doll Leacher AP. Chapman Will Hetaman Jones Alma Feet

Forest Hill Social Notes Amid Regional Visits

Mrs Anna Lansuaw visited friends in Saginaw last week. Arthur Pookes was called home from Missouri by his mother's death. Andrew O Boyles will move to Alma soon. Dr Wheeler known as the Hureka Medicine Man was through this section. Mr and Mrs M B Udelle of Alma passed through town on Monday en route to Clare. Mr Bradly of Ohio and L B Cam field visited the Alma sugar factory last Thursday.

Anna Lansuaw Saginaw Arthur Pookes Missouri Andrew O'Boyles Alma Wheeler M. B. Udelle Clare Mr. Bradly Ohin L. BE. Camfield

Seville Social Notes and Local Moves This Week

A pleasant party was held at Dell Demoray's Friday evening. After Lyon and family plan to move to North Star next week. Some have potatoes still unharvested. Ed Hendershott, formerly of Newberry Luce county, stays at the old homestead with his wife. R Rockwell and family tried to visit Cousins in East Arcada but could not locate them. Sam Cline completes his last Monday route of the season and notes strong woods sales despite hard work. Speeder and family attended the event.

Dell Demoray Lyon North Star Ed Hendershott Newberry Luce County Hin R. Rockwell East Arcada Sam Cline Speeder

Funeral of Three Woodin Vietins at FM Church South of Mt Pleasant

Funeral services were conducted at the FM Church south of Mt Pleasant for three Woodin family members with a large crowd in attendance. The report notes Jos Vokes burial at Centér Church Friday afternoon with interment in the nearby cemetery. the bereaved husband and ten sons mourn the loss of a young wife and mother.

Mt Pleasant Jos Centér Church Twe Diaughtere Tiv Temain Ty Self Sieri‘cines Tate

Lumber mill contract ties Austin firm to state business

A long standing contract ties Jackson and partners Tomlinson Webster MendEncuring to lumber production near a prison site. The Anetin and Dig Waren manufmeriners supplied cut and dried wood, with two men facing charges over falsified records. In a separate note, Mayor Cope land in Ann Arbor plans wood aid for the poor, signaling 5 000 cords plus 1 000 tons of soft wood held for delivery at cost if needed.

Jackson, Et Austin, Tomlinson & Webster ecenAny Anetin Tontins and Webster Cenpany Priven Glides Cent Ann Arbor Copeland Eon

Local Education Board Debates Carnegie Library Offer

The Laneing board of education hesitates to accept the Carnegie library offer of 500 for a new library building. The board plans oppose the proposal to construct the building on the Washington road incurring high expense. Nearby, Mrs Miyeneeld Labo, daughter of Calumlas Labo, is survived by three sons and a daughter after a dynamite cartridge mishap. A Detroit judge ordered a 20 percent dividend to savings depositors of City Savings Bank. Cigar firms seek to buy up stores in Lansing and Detroit quickly, while New Haven schedules a Civil War monument with township funding.

Detroit Wayne Donovan Union Trust Company City Savings Bank Lansing Get The Cigar Trust M and Kalamazoo Mang Rapids Battle Creek New Haven

His Life In Peril. Health tonic revival praised by reader

Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas recalls illness and fatigue from biliousness and back pain. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring appetite, sleep, and energy, enabling him to work hard again. Sharrar and Sulholland's drug store sells the remedy.

Alfred Bee Sharrar & Sulholland

Fragmented 1901 World News Briefs From The Week

A dense late 19th to early 20th century style summary covers trials and indictments, federal policy, military academy notes, political reforms, and international events. It references Secretary of War Root, the convention of National Unite Trish League, a lynching in Mississippi, West Point reforms, and various figures like Roosevelt Taft and John Redmond. The piece mentions military, financial, and legal topics, including a Cuban land scheme exposure and Irish league conventions.

Qoval Board Tomkyy Srna Aii Orne Schley Paling Vex National Unite Trish League Ketae Butehie Mies Ohio Municipal Ence Prievides Board Bedward Ruther St. Louis Roosevelt K. Dodge West Point Military Academy AD. Mille Auperini Hrotsbeck Do Thomason Robert Rutherford William Uterford Grant Philippines Manila Goer Taft Secreticy Shaw Finan Elere Ingene Kilward Muretus Stiet Kit Marion San Merry Hint Eusipe George Ac Hrundells Heston United Irish League J.J. Mil St. Paul Northern Securities Company William Ziegler New York Beelya Tt Baldwin Arctic North Pole Cohn Letress New Republic Eseton Erik Areied Resietenen Onnidintitit London Chamber of Commerce

Shylock and a Promise of Flesh From Scott's Emulsion

An old ad-like piece casts Shylock as a metaphor for convalescents and the sick seeking flesh via Scott's Emulsion. The pill boasts nourishing effects for nerves digestive organs and the whole body, promising free samples and a sales pitch tied to a dubious Shakespearean allusion.

Scott

Pay When Cured Doctor G A Munch Promises Free Consult

Noted Detroit physician with five diplomas claims to diagnose and cure a wide range of diseases and weaknesses in men and women. Advertises no upfront payment with promise pay when cured and invites consultation and testimonials while warning against frauds and quacks.

G. A. Munch Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute

Noman Faces Struggle With Inner Turmoil

A brief meditation on Noman confronting his own emotions and urge to flee from personal truth. The piece frames inner conflict as a universal human tension without external action or resolution.

Out of Deaths Jaws Cure Claim At Local Drug Store

P Muse Durnham of North Carolina writes that a near fatal stomach and liver condition was cured by King’s New Life at Shatrar and Mulholland’s drug store. He calls the remedy life saving and claims it brought honest, vital relief. Light is emphasized as more important than lamps.

P. Muse Durnham N.C Ur King Shatrar & Mulholland

The Worst Form. Dr Thomas Ricethé Oi Reference

The fragment hints at a medicinal ad mentioning Dr Thomas and a remedy for throat and pulmonary troubles. It references moral judgments on corruption and courage. The readable elements are sparse. no clear event or person beyond generic mentions.

Seee Oroup Thomas’ Ricethé Oi

A Typical South African Store by O R Larson

O R Larson of Bay Will River Cape Colony describes a store with goods from needle to anchor. He notes a valley location nine miles from the Dearest railway and twenty five miles from the nearest town with about sixty residents near his store. Within twelve months fourteen locals were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Heaven does not wait for earths applause.

O. R. Larson Bay Will River Cape Colony South Africa Chamberlain Wale Bivine & rHehode

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