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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
2
A period ad explains kidney strain from overwork and urges readers to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney remedy. It warns that kidney trouble can cause heart symptoms and other constitutional diseases and offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
A garbled column lists numerous local names and connections. Mentions Herbert Hayes, Mr and Mrs Oberiis, Atwater, Silas Moly, Harry tee, Parkins, John Whiren, and Leia St. Louis among scattered references to visits, wounds, farms, and potatoes.
A fragmented local notice describes Mrs Mate Totnes visiting Meldleton and other residents. It mentions a gathering at Fulton Center with several names changing hands and tasks, including Baker's house and a county event next week. The piece references juror activity, a center event, and community movements in a misty snapshot of civic life.
Mr Warner Loni died Monday afternoon. Epworth League activity noted at church and other community mentions including property purchase by Graphia Andrews, visits among residents, and medical notes about health conditions.
District No 5 Arcada reports Chas Whittemore and Miss Marie Stanton wed last week. Teens serenaded them Thursday night. Nora Cresswell, Edna Cline and Mrs. Minne Robertson attended teachers exam. Several farm and local town notes follow including building, deliveries, and harvest chores.
Elba area items include Miller family planning a move to Mere mnt Levi South and Obie called for illness to A. Matteson and W. Coy visiting Perritten last Saturday. Sauls and wife proud of a recent move. Grand Woollmer feeble. Henry Davidcat improving. A baby report at Chauncey Matteson’s. Cotell closed a successful term at Elia Center. John Reiser rented a farm near Shepardaville. Brown rented Elles Shaw's home last week.
Cet 22 report details a community gathering and family updates. Mentioned are health notes, local events, and social ties involving Holmestu, Bryant, and other residents. Also notes on a marriage, a burial, and a testimonial about Electric Bitters with a strong sales pitch tied to local names and places.
A fragmented listing outlines Republican meetings planned Friday to Saturday across several towns including St. Louis, Alma, Arcada, Newark, and Washington Centor. It mentions multiple schoolhouses, organizers such as Geo Metride and J. W. Holmes, and dates from Oct 26 to Nov 5 with various venues and times.
The piece urges safety in plumpness against cold weather and endorses Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a helpful food supplement. It promotes trying the product for better nourishment, targeting women and children, and mentions a location at 49 Pear Street and 60l Drwggla.
A fragmentary report notes a local incident involving the Hoods and a group named Sarsaparti, with unclear context and scattered phrases. Authorities investigate possible wrongdoing and safety concerns in the community.
A scrambled string of names, arrests, and incidents from Ithaca area notices. It lists drunken and disorderly arrests, jail sentences, and various residents or visitors, including mentions of Maple Rapids, Traverse City, Kirby Mallin, Poledo, and other locations, with several unclear or garbled statements and dates.
The Bethany Grange session features Mrs Mildred Laney on What Legislation Should We Retain and Luther Cartyr on Opportunities and Responsibilities of the Supberdingte Grange. Other talks include Mrs Ernest Allen on Harvesting Sugar Beets and Mrs Geeetetany on Regular Habits for Children. Fifth Degree conferred at 5 p m followed by a program.
Aunt J Springer of Philadelphia credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a long standing hacking cough. She reports relief from chest pain and better sleep after other remedies failed. Free trial at Sharrar Mulholland's drug store.
Workers and officials recount decades of persevering craft in a tale of endurance. The piece lauds the creator and the community, citing praise from admirers and noting the project’s long, demanding path and eventual recognition.
A fragmented 19th century column lists medical ads and household remedies. Prominent items include Salve for wounds and piles, Chamberlain's Pain Balm, Foley's Kidney Cure, Banner Salve guarantees, and King’s New Life Pills. The notices mention Sharrar & Mulholland as sellers and reference various testimonials and cautions about fake cures.
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