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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1891
Page
3
A devotional verse explores faith as a guiding light through danger and temptation. The speaker seeks closeness to the divine, trusting in God's knowledge of thoughts and deeds. The poem affirms fidelity and divine love overcoming past wanderings.
A rambling reminiscence follows a man known as Midget, Lawrie Meadowbrooke, recounting London days with his jovial friend. The narrator, obsessed with magazine fame, recalls a cabby swiping a sovereign he mislaid, plans a cartoon depiction, and reflects on past adventures with colorful anecdotes and social satire.
Miss Durnford accompanied Sir Philip Darrell to the grand Court near the Weir Mill. They toured the art galleries, passing portraits of Sir Ingelhard and his line, while Lina grappled with memories of the past and Darrell’s secretive, stern lineage. Romance, tension, and a looming family doom shadow their steps.
fragmentary OCR text appears as a dated note or letter wording a compliment about a cat and family terms. It mentions a debt, a daughter, and a second daughter, with informal and incomplete phrasing. The readable parts suggest personal, possibly informal correspondence rather than a formal news item.
The article traces Wilhelmina’s birth at The Hague in 1840 and outlines her royal lineage from William III and the House of Orange. It notes her early education, languages, health regimen, and the regency of her mother, plus public affection in Holland. It contrasts with Britain’s Victoria and mentions colonial reach of the Netherlands. It also recounts Marie Antoinette slippers kept as a royal relic in New York-Louisiana tale.
Ptomaine poisons are a recently identified deadly agent arising from decaying animal matter. Early toxicology traced ptomaines to putrefaction, with Selmi’s work revealing their nature and suggesting links to historical Italian poisonings and secret vodkas prepared by cooks.
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