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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
8
IOs MNE UObiLs Miss L Morton visits with parents then returns to Howell to begin teaching Tye day. Miss Morton has taught at the Brick school. Several locals attend events and visits. numerous moves, illnesses, and travels are noted around Elwell Alma and surrounding areas.
Growing children need a tonic to support health during busy seasons. Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic is promoted as a blood purifier aiding skin disorders and general vitality. The Grover's Drug Store, a Rexall outlet, backs the claim with a money back guarantee and a 128 dose bottle for 100.
South Arcada reports new assignments as Miss Agnes McFaul teaches at Lewis, Miss Nina Hickingbotton at Perry, and Miss Jennie Naegele at Davis, with Mr. and Mrs. Castleman of Hart concluding remarks.
Ford Michigan resident visits the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Daymon. Mr Nelson Boody digs a cellar for a house to move to Holiday farm. Mrs Tyrell visits Mrs Roberts and her daughter Bertha this week. Mr and Mrs RJD Bradford were Sunday guests of David Mefaul.
An old Rexall ad extols Rexall Foot Powder for preventing foot odor and soothing irritation. It claims immediate relief and a four cent money back guarantee, urging customers to visit Grover's Drug Store for the product and its antiseptic deodorizing properties.
Sumner area locals visit relatives from St Johns and Edmore while school opens with Mr Marvin and Miss Taylor teaching at the high and primary schools. Numerous hometown trips, visits, and lessons unfold as residents travel to Alma Shepherd Green Lake and Lafayette township, with family news and a plug for Bucklen Aprica Salve.
Forest Will, Air, and Mrs 5 Oberlin are back from an Ohio visit while Mr Welch has entertained his brother and wife of Marion.
Miss Lenna B Canifield returned home from Marquette. Hugh Robinson visited from Colorado. Mrs Owen and family relocated to Alma. Mr and Mrs L I Leonard spent Sunday at Coe. Leland of Mr Pleasant visiting his sons Floyd and Charles. Mr and Mrs Silas Moody visiting in Ohio. Sackett, formerly of this place, died at Edmore last week. May one joined the S S excursion to Toledo. Kemp's sister and lineband and Mr and Mrs Rayer of Mr Peasant visited him a week ago. Mr Cline, formerly mail carrier to Summerton, fed on Monday last week. Lawrence Vondermark moved into Mr Owens house. School began last Monday.
Warning about weak kidneys urges examination of urine and early treatment to avoid days of suffering. Describes symptoms like dark brickdusty urine, back pain, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and rheumatic twinges. Cites a testimonial from Ferris of Elwell Michigan and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Arcada Grange No. 600 held a regular session in the Grange hall. Worthy Master Hubbell presided as the meeting opened with Grange Melodies. The executive committee reported on shingling the hall and the matter was left with the committee. A resignation request from Lecturer Lloyd Smith was discussed and Ethel Smith was chosen to act as Lecturer in his absence. A reciprocal event was planned, a charity party to be arranged by a committee led by Mrs. Etta Keefer. Roll call showed 24 members present. The Penny march raised 14 cents. The meeting closed in form. Mr and Mrs Rey De LaGeneste relocated to the flat above Economy Shoe Store with their household goods late last week.
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