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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1896
Page
7
The clumsy ancient geometry claim about squaring the circle is noted as impossible within exact ratios though decimals reach ten figures. The page also advertises Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve for eczema and other remedies, touting cures and new claims from St Louis suppliers, with miscellaneous political and medical references threaded through.
The chief exponents of music in Japan are women and their prominence challenges male views. Men often consider their singing and playing in public as undignified, yet these women persist in shaping Japanese music with skill and authority.
An 1890s style testimonial declares Doan's Kidney Pills relieve urinary symptoms and kidney discomfort. The speaker, identified as John A. Walli, claims the remedy improved a painful condition and urges readers to obtain Doan's Pills from Foster, Buffalo, NY, noting nationwide availability and the brand name.
Reports from Liverpool note scarce wheat in Europe and a good outlook for oil prices. Appointments include Rey Frederik Temple and Bishop Lemnton named Arch shop of Canverliey and prime of Sogland. Two passenger trains on the St Louis and Sandenice railway derail, eight passengers injured. United States pledges protection while Behrug sees fishing activity. Editor L Mortomery of Mart stall states government agony remains amid ongoing divisions.
Marcellus residents push for a municipal light plant while cautioning a key state figure’s influence. Calhoun supervisors cut the county clerk salary by ninety percent, though fees remain. Athens Calhoun reports population growth. Mariette ships expand hay intake and production bids rise. Local courts and officials face routine adjustments as Saginaw announces coal output rises, and a church faction dispute in Mason County ends with a near assault.
A Michigan farmer voices opposition to free raw milk policies, comparing them to a free resource. A Canadian farmer suggests exporting the free milk to the Yankees for profit. A Mexican mine owner counters with a plan to export raw silver to the United States, profiting from the coinage and stamping process.
Report by Witter of the board of supervisors shows Genesee County spent 22,4000 etake ere for the poor in the last year. Sheep killing dogs threaten flocks in Southwest Michigan as ranchers seek to control marauding canines. Troop of Richville sues Richard Stevens for 4000 over alleged slander. St Clair county officials end open purchasing by county officers, requiring clerk approval. Kalkaska cattle thieves located in Minnesota, extradition planned. Catarrh treated as constitutional disease with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A St Louis Republic excerpt notes cheese contains vast bacterial colonies, with a single gram of fish cheese housing at least 10 000 distinct bacteria and seven days later 80 000 organisms observed. Professor de Kalin warns fresh cheese seeds can proliferate rapidly, implying health concerns. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as a purifier for blood and digestion.
Fragmented text discusses how prices respond to changes in value of writes and wages, noting depreciation effects and debates over whether workers gain in depreciating currencies. Mentions elevators and retail steps as context, with uncertain conclusions.
Fragmented OCR text outlines calls for a stable national standard of money, debates over house chaplain selection, and mentions Dr Conden and Milburn Le retained to senate. It discusses prayer in Congress, monetary policy, and the need for clear values guiding financial and political actions.
Fragmented Washington commentary analyzes Republican gains in Vermont and Maine and predicts statewide effects. It discusses Arkansas election results as a test of Republican strength, noting shifts from Populists to Democrats and the uneasy spread of Republican supporters amid national currency debates and financial policy.
Growing children suffer high mortality before age five from wasting diseases. Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites is advertised as the remedy to build flesh, strength, and prosperity, claiming it strengthens bones and nerves and reverses poor nutrition. It is promoted as the genuine product available from druggists.
An advertisement claims lasting health benefits from Ayers Pills and attributes the result to continued use over decades, asserting persistent wellness and fitness without illness. The copy emphasizes longevity, vitality, and a cure narrative typical of historical patent medicine notices.
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