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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary county notices and personal items mention Aug dates, births and marriages, local names such as Grace City and Chas. Smith, and scattered references to events, tickets, and weekly community notices. The text is garbled with many unreadable segments but hints at civic items and personal milestones.
Fragmentary text notes Fulton travel and social visits involving Ms Stevens and others. Mentions Midler ton Smitay, Reaver Bea, Lauvty sevoite Hii Bathe of Pemrle, and Ajite Bateliy Me Toren with patching references to Lissivton Mee Middet Elwell.
Forest Hill reports a community gathering with updates on land use, road work, and public services. Several residents and officials including Frank Mando, Mrs. Viriilio, and Dr. Dawe attend the quarterly meeting of the My Kelt Institute, with plans for upcoming fundraising and local improvements at Mark Lake and Peach Hall.
In Coe township a meeting was held at Pleasant Valley on a Sunday of May for a Mplitheria area event. Miss Pearl Young, visiting her Uncle in St Louis, spent Sunday here with her father and stepmother. Rev F S Emerick, noted M B E minister, conducts meetings this week northeast of the town.
Ex Judge Comstock of Detroit testifies that Hood’s Sarsaparilla improves health for busy professionals with sedentary work and nervous strain. He notes two or three bottles restore vigor and prefers Hood’s Sarsaparilla over cheaper alternatives. The endorsement is signed “A. G. Comstock” of Detroit, Michigan.
A garbled report describes Hood sarsaparilla products and a series of unfocused attacks at a residence in Saginaw. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment references a late mortgage, a widow, and multiple individuals involved in a disturbance on a May date.
Fragmented report from Bay City dated August 2 to 26 describes weather, trials, and a disaster with $15.7 in damages. Mentions Frank i, Khanh, and Detroit trip, plus Bay City court offer and a man named Wan Farrell involved in a chaotic incident with his wife potential charges.
A brief historical item notes a political debate on needs for smallways and highways. The piece references protection and work by officials, touching on infrastructure priorities and public works debates of the era.
The item is presented as a strengthening food and tonic noted for flesh forming properties. It claims to contain cod liver oil emulsified or digested with hypo phosphites of lime and soda, asserting that their potency is materially increased.
An advertised health product promises to arrest flesh loss and restore normal condition for all ages. It asserts enrichment of blood in anemia, cessation of cough, and healing throat and lung irritation while claiming to cure incipient consumption. The note credits twenty five years of experience and tens of thousands of cases. Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
A state report from Bayruers' Postitiaie at Agricultural College outlines the joint work of many county and district institutes. It notes 275 volumes produced, 87 court meetings, and 21 county institutes with 152 members in attendance. The summary highlights the extensive year of activity, expenses, and officials including Secretary CA Van Deventer.
Describes the arrangement of a naval gun crew with twelve men, roles assigned to captains and lieutenants, and the operation of the drill. Explains plug, lift, and trainer duties, the mechanism of hydraulic training gear, and the use of orange finder instruments and telescopes to gauge range.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a patent medicine claimed to restore vigor, cure indigestion, and improve appetite. It cites unnamed users and references to "Wavorite Prencription" and "Godan Meiloal Discovery" with testimonials about improved sleep and energy after consuming multiple bottles.
An early 1900s advertisement promises cures for consumption and related diseases. It claims new remedies by A C Slocum of New York and urges readers to send for exclusive receipts and postal delivery of treatments.
fragmentary report details mistranscribed names and locations including Crand Srunk and Burly Venneetios. mentions eastern routes, water, cities like Detroit and Saginaw with scattered references to Grand Tern and Bay City.
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