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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
2
The Alma Record, official paper of Alma, published Friday, September 1, features editor Dow R. Hes and a standard local roster. The issue appears to be a trancription of the paper’s masthead and imprint with typical notices for a small-town publication.
A historical piece discusses Governor Warner and tariff policy, detailing Michigan factory output and the broader effect of protectionist measures on farmers, laborers, and dairymen. It contrasts Republican and Democratic views while noting wage levels, foreign trade, and the call for policy stability.
Trlias Swett calls for universal peace celebrations once a peace treaty is signed in Portsmouth. He argues peace terms have footing and urges citizens who favor peace to promote reconcili ation. The piece suggests observing peace with rejoicing on a set date and stresses patriotism for both diplomacy and veterans.
The quotation comments on writing and teaching by a heroine in a contemporary novel, reflecting on capability, guidance, and the authorial voice. It references Isabel Jo Landon Mall and the work Isabell Jo Landon Mall, noting a self-referential literary stance.
A jumble of notes covers varied topics from Gov Warner’s actions to labor days. Items include local business moves, a gas fire injures a girl, church petitions, a death by diphtheria, health and water concerns, legal matters, and historical curiosities. The report lists community incidents, public notices, and ongoing statewide issues with regional names and dates.
Fragmented report describes a complex exchange as Allied and Japanese delegates discuss surrender terms. Observers note U S and European figures debating indemnity, captivity, and the path to ending hostilities. The account mentions Witte and other diplomats, with emphasis on guarding face and avoiding further concessions.
A dramatic tale within September Lippincote's Magazine titled A Two Sided Honeymoon explores married lovers bound by shared deceit as jealous husbands, traveling plots, and public perception clash during a journey. The piece unfolds with mingled humor and pathos as a tender bride encounters pity from an all-heal passenger while the husband narrates the tale.
The tissues of the throat are inflamed and irritated you cough and there is more irritation more coughing You take a cough mixture and it eases the irritation for a while You take the remedy as directed but the cough returns soon afterward
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for sore throat cough cold and bronchitis. It asserts the product soothes irritation reduces inflammation and nourishes weakened tissues to restore strength. The copy emphasizes drawing out the cold from the body through its healing effects.
Grace Margaret Gould reviews a July Woman's Hats piece detailing a fresh fashion trend. Neatly tied ribbons at the neck replace hair, with gowns in linen cambric or organdie. The article notes variations in fit and head adornments, implying a light comedy context in the September Metlare.
A notice states the RECORD office offers a map of Gratiot county and announces a price cut on cloth taupe to 6 cents and on paper maps to 25 cents, highlighting the reduced rates and availability.
The document outlines a probate filing requiring notice and appearance for interested parties in the estate of Wve penitriey involving the petitioner and heirs. It directs that a copy of the petition be printed in the Abron Record and posted for a set period before the hearing. It names ISAACS SEAVIE as executor or attorney and references Lecka Wred and Juchiee cof Pratate in the filing.
A McClure's feature profiles the habitual New York crook through Arthur Train’s tale set in the underworld. The piece notes the author’s D A experience, shaping vivid, forceful fiction that links criminal life to law and public policy.
A serialized suspense piece presents a burglar who fascinates a refined woman Miss Ian Brevoort Roberts. The story contrasts romantic fiction with a dangerous real-world criminal, highlighting a blurred line between allure and peril in the whar neter oof the burglar.
The note from an 8 Waterloo resident speaks of serious kidney and liver troubles. He credits a vial of Bitters with relief after family doctor aid failed and endorses the medicine as the best on earth, sold by George E. Sharrah druggist in Jen Torre.
The 20th annual excursion departs Ann Arbor on Wednesday October 4 with trains to Toledo and points in Ohio via Wheeling Lake Erie and other lines. Rates for round trips listed. contact an Ann Arbor RR agent for details. Celery King advertisement appears unrelated to the rail news.
A fragmented promotional note claims two doses of Moley Kidney Cure relieved illness while Foley Kidney cure is praised. The text urges readers to visit the record office for old papers and advertises sale of items, with dithering claims about digestion and health remedies.
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