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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
7
Net dominates summer fabrics with a frock in thread run lace on a net foundation. The design includes flouncing from a new Jong tanies and a blouse that suggests a petite bolero, showcasing airy style and playful silhouette for warm weather.
Advert says Po-Do-Lax banishes pimples biliousness headaches and torpid liver from indigestion. Claims it tones the liver purifies the blood and improves complexion and nerves. Promotes a 50c bottle with money back guarantee from all druggists.
Riverdale reports a steady stream of visitors and locals in town activities. Alfred Herrington, J W Mathews, Pauline Horton, Rhea Seaman and many others are listed with brief visits to Alma, Cedar Lake, Edmore, Ithaca, Saginaw, Clarkston, Ferris Center, Vestaburg and Riverdale. Riverdale public schools opened with teachers Bertha Hoxie, Rhea Seaman, Helen Williams. Pickle crop poor. most pickles chipped to Stanton. A mobile variety show by Bert Silver's Model Tent Show played September 4 with notable trapeze acts and a Japanese performer Catarro drawing attention.
Elm Hall and Robertson's teams from Saginaw split a double header at Elm Hall park Sunday. Elm Hall won 4 to 3 in the opener and fell 8 to 7 in the second. Hollabaugh and Harvey pitched well in game one, while Johnson and Harvey faced a tough hitting day in game two. Hollabaugh starred at bat for Elm Hall and Hicks played solid defense.
The notice lists J D Helman as auctioneer with dates to be made at The Record office or by telephone Bell 230. No further details on time or items are provided.
Advertised letters for the week ending September 7 1914 include Mr Alien Antney Mrs Ray Campbell Mr Richard Chapman Mr Eyart Gonder Mr W J Robinson Mrs John Rockwell Rev L F Seeley Miss Lizzie Wiles Mrs Wm Wilson. Uncalled letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office September 21 1914. Postmaster V. P. Cash.
A long list of residents and visitors across Vestaburg and nearby towns. Notable names include William Caris, Fred Freeman, Mrs. Hattie Lane, Lola Snook, Ed Harding, James McDonald, and Miss Iva McDole. Entries record travel to Stanton, Saginaw, Remus, Grand Rapids, Edmore, Blanchard, Ithaca, and Riverdale, plus school starts, millinery work, cider mill days, and family greetings.
West Pine reports George Hoyt visiting Rogers remains sick. Edith Darling improves. Hugh Bartley to attend the M. A. C. this year. Mrs. Lee Raycraft hosts her brother and his daughter from Canada. Miss Lulu Ellis Esta Johnson and Mary Stitt plan Alma College study for the year.
A historical notice urges treating children’s weak kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills after experiencing night leakage and discomfort. Alma citizen Mt A. Carter testifies a child improved after using the remedy obtained at Rhodes Drug Store. Mrs. Carmen recommends the same product citing reliability and jury of past endorsements.
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