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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
7
Reuben Lee aged 80 and Mrs Catherine Blake aged 70, both of Coloma Michigan, recently wed in St Joseph after knowing each other since childhood. The ceremony marks a long awaited sequel to a childhood courtship as families celebrate their union.
A Taft era style report says the long anthracite strike ended with arbitration triumph and a decision for workers to report for work Thursday October 25. Union leaders announced the settlement addressed to all mine workers in the region and the dispute referred to presidential mediators for adjustment.
An energetic but garbled report outlines an opening of a power facility in East St Marie with references to Lake Superior, manufacturing, and a parade or ceremony. It mentions figures named Helen Chergid and Friedel and notes community reactions, a public event, and a river setting with a possible formal dedication.
A new trolley route is approved to connect Kilomacay with Hers and Dawglas, linking Grand Mapitts to the north and Kalemasoe to the east. The project aims to boost freight and passenger movement, with construction beginning soon and extending along the northwestern corridor.
Drigeia C. Smith of Davis touts a tonic called Goes Like Hot Gakas claiming it cures consumption coughs throat and lung diseases. She says it has never failed in six years of sales and offers a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Mothers rely on it and it is backed by a free trial.
Mothers fear winter as children catch cold easily and creop disease threat looms. The ad touts One Minute Cough Core liquefying mucus and reducing inflammation to prevent severe illness. Endorsed by McMahon of Hamp ton and Bivins Rhodes druggists for restoring voice and aiding throat and lung troubles.
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