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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
2
A letter quotes Mrs Henne from Lakeview Monteshn praising Dr Pierce's advice and Favorite Prescription for restoring health. She notes the medicine strengthens weak women and heals long standing female ailments, with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a needed laxative aid.
Correspondence from Edgewood describes a family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Aldeiel to celebrate their forty ninth anniversary. The party included four sons and three daughters with their families, a cheerful gathering in the yard, a lamp presented by the children, and a photo taken by Mr Wight.
Breckenridge reports Mrs. Frank Wolton on sick list and G W Tobert installing a new engine at the planning mill. Visitors from Santiago Michigan and Ithava area noted. Carnival at St Late drew many residents. Field Day drew about 200 from Breckenridge. Local activity includes remodeling, moving, and social visits.
Ithaca residents and visitors frequent the area with many short visits and travel plans. Mrs Davies Wright went to Alma Monday, Miss Alice Lawrence spent last Saturday in Ashley, Parrish visited Lansing on business, and Marie Vance stayed with Miss Seaver. Other journeys include Mrs Fannie Snyder from Chicago visiting, and numerous residents traveling to Toledo, Clare, Bay View, and Niagara Falls on short trips or for extended stays.
Elm Hall notes report a busy week with locals visiting relatives in Avna, Duluth, Toledo and Detroit. Residents attend fairs, carnivals, church meetings, and a variety of social visits while others relocate for work and schooling.
South Wheeler Mrs Chas Kernen of Ithaca visits KE Ware. Miss Eliza Lowrey visits her sister Mattie in St Louis last Thursday. Mrs Youry hosted her mother and brother from Mise last week. Miss Tattle Myers visiting relatives in Alma returned home Friday. Many from this place attended the street fair and carnival in St Louis last week.
WH Brown of Teesville Ind recalls his son’s dire asthma ordeal and credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with rapid relief and cure. He reports better sleep and praises the medicine's power against throat and lung troubles, with guaranteed bottles and free trials at Sha Mulholland's drug store.
An advertisement fragment touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as genuine and sold by the Chase Medicine Co in Buffalo New York. It emphasizes authenticity and availability through the firm’s sales channel.
A list of residents from Forest Hill and nearby towns visiting relatives and traveling. Mentions Mt Pleasant, Grand Rapids, Bear Lake, Chicago, Ann Arbor, and Sunfield with multiple families and individuals including Mrs Newtle Baldwan and Miss Lenon B. Camield. Agricultural detail notes Ed Lake's wheat yield of sixty bushels per acre.
Mr and Mrs Warren Grows welcome a ten pound baby born August 29. Mrs Emma Tarr of Edgewood is in poor health but improving. School started September 1 in fractional district Nu Hamilton and Lafayette. Miss Mable Welsh begins her second term. Mr and Mrs 1 A Sisson of Baes Wood and Mr and Mrs Seneca Cole return from two weeks at Orstal Lake. Mr and Mrs J C Wonders of Edgewood host Mrs W’s parents for Sandusky county business. Asa Strallong of Bluffton City with two daughters Grace and Edith Mtter return from relatives in Hammod, Lafayette and Asnter. Pearce of Edgewood erects improvements and repairs on a house being moved. he plans to return home soon. Ladies' Ald Society of the M E church at Sickels met Aug 25 with pastor Rev N W Weston. prospect of conference time brings thoughts of his possible return. Mrs Gee Lamh and two Charlotte relatives visited here, then returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs Waschner visited Muskegee Heights and Shelly, Oceana county, planning further family visits and a feast of herbs amid a large crop.
E Emerson L W Fidler on pcs list Clare Stith ill with phot fever Mr and Mrs Allen Stacy spent Sunday at Poledy George Newton dangerously ill with spinal meningitis Miss Elva Vernon entertaining Miss Pearl Koight from Ithama School district noon with Miss Renn Coleman teaching Wolf Hunter and wife visiting Ro Geethan Loomies returned home Friday Dolph Sherrick and wife with David Sowers at event Ben 10 week Mose Elva Simmons visiting relatives in Otte past two weeks returned home Sunday Pleasant surprise party in honor of Rescue Sunder Friday evening all report a good time.
W Pine River social column reports Perry Adams buying a new carriage while L Baker loses a valuable item. Mr and Mrs Steel host a daughter event. the Weeks family and others attend a cling gathering near Alia. Residents attend a carnival in St Louis and comment on local improvements including storm fans and a new highway bridge east of the Wright Sebel house. School began Monday with Miss Smith from St Louis. Pender and Mery Vailo visited Friday and Saturday with local friends amid camp meeting chatter.
A fragmented transfer ledger shows numerous real estate transfers and property notes across New Haven and adjoining towns. Names such as Suska, Wong, Galop, Ditecherson, Barteny, Crausell, Clare, Bethany, and others appear alongside street and area references, with multiple entries indicating ownership changes and lot details from various neighborhoods and counties.
Reverend C J Budiong of Ashaway endorses Electric Hitters as a universal remedy for jaundice liver trouble and stomach issues. He claims the tonic cured his ailments and praises its reliability and universal benefit. Vendor notes and guarantee are mentioned, urging readers to try the medicine.
A garbled OCR fragment describes swelling feet and illness in a person named Cox of Valley View Kentucky. Mentions inability to work, doctors, and care with unclear surrounding names and context.
A block of testimonial letters extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation headache and indigestion. People from Howe and surrounding towns praise its stomach soothing effects and catalog experiences with various remedies before finding relief from Caldwell's product.
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