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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
2
W H Brown of Leesville credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life amid a siege of asthma and danger of death. The testimonial notes cures of consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip and touts a one dollar price with trial bottles offered by Sharrard Mulholland.
Miss Mae Eyes spent last week at Archie Johnsons in Alms. Mr and Mrs Mort Caboon of Sumner were Tuesday visitors of Dudley Hoyt r. Miss Nora Johnson and Clyde visited relatives at Shepherd. Wu Adams and family of Emer Run spent Sunday with his parents. Samuel Adame and Wo Hammond of South Louis moved in with his father in law Daily. Foley Money and Tar cures coughs and colds prevents pneumonia sold by Chas G Rhodes.
In Forest Hill several residents visited friends and relatives over the past week. Alma figures Roy Cline and Mr Fisher traveled through town while residents from Shepherd Detroit St Louis and Ohio were seen visiting or traveling. A funeral for Mrs Geo Saunders was held at the Coon residence with many relatives present. A party hosted by Anita Lanshaw honored her granddaughter Ava Creech.
S. E. Arcada notes Sam Walker in St. Louis and several visits from Grace Allen Ithaca and Grace Burns. Minba Nenustiano wed Albert Wooten in Adrulm with celebrations. Families James Chapman, James P. King listed among visitors and ill lists.
M. M Austin of Winchester Indiana found help for his wife with stomach and liver trouble when physicians could not. He advised Dr King’s New Life Pills, she found relief at once and was ultimately cured for 25 cents at Shartar and Mulholland’s drug store.
A $500 reward is offered by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription backers for any case of uterine disease weak point or falling womb not cured. They urge a fair trial and cite Mrs Elmer D Shearer of Mount Hope Pennsylvania as a cured customer. The ad invites free medical adviser and cloth bound volume by sending stamps to the Buffalo address.
Journeys and misfortunes thread through a frayed local note. Willi Dempsey's sunshup accident leaves him hurt while driving at night on a bridge. Dr. C Melachtan recently bought Mit Taylor property to Elwell. Comstock informs tenants of stock sale for feed. Mrs Veeder visits relatives. Anna Baulk's daughter comes home. Muskegon kin ill. W T Pitt reports changes in travel plans, Ithaca to Muskegon then Detroit visits.
N Wheeler Crailey Wooderelicated on Wall Cross Sunday, Wi Tyne, of Wheeler, was on our streets Sunday. Will Graham of Dice visits sister Mrs Henry Hoyt. Mrs Hoyt visits daughter Mrs Frank Buyard. A dose in Ame saves life. Dr Gods Norway Pine Syrup promotes cough and cold relief.
The Hamilton Center line reports household repairs, family visits, and local movements including a kitchen roof repair by Geo. Goodhall, visits by Miss Kate Custe and Lula Markham, and Mr. Cush moving back to his farm. Other items note children hauling sand for a new school and a Philadelphia resident’s recovery after illness with Electric Bitters.
Dr Howland is laid up with a lame back. Mrs Jack Willson can be around again. There is corn left to cut and potatoes to dig. Winter seems near as snow lakes begin to fall. Eugene Eicher is no better, doctor pessimistic about recovery. Ervin Chapman in poor health plans to go to East Virginia next month for warmer climate. The Kellogg school house night social Friday night was a great success with games and a program. Sneak thieves were heard around D Howland last week. likely the same gang that stole books and wood from district No 5.
In a noted saying attributed to John Wesley the article notes repetition as key. It then promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for colds and grip and argues it counters pneumonia tendencies. Available at Hivens & Roades.
Elm Hall updates list T. J. Blair building a wind mill and Fred Elliott as church janitor. Residents travel to Belding Alma and Riverdale. A two cent show, weddings, and new pupils appear. Monitors in the primary department include Leo Sturdavent and Ceetle Ward.
Bucklen’s Amica Salve is advertised as the best remedy for burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles. Sold by Sharrar and Mullholland, druggists, with a guaranteed satisfaction promise.
Farmers know some plants grow better than others even with the same soil and care. The ad compares weakness in children to weak plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens, implying it resolves growth problems. It urges readers to send for information from Scott & Fowne in New York.
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