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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
7
Alma Skirt Co offers 25 skirts at 50 cents on the dollar to close the inventory. All are new and sold as one of a kind or in small runs to clear the stock.
A study of the Kindergarten department shows graduates taking positions in Michigan towns and at various public schools. Miss Jane Parker and Miss Molen Francis direct kindergartens in Evennata, with others teaching in Ghelstone, Saginaw, Brown City, Manistique, Ithaca, and more. Also noted is an advertisement for Wink Candy Tablets and Rexall remedies, plus a housekeeping job ad and a Rexall products pledge.
Fragmentary text references an old world view with owls, social ties, money, and river life. Mentions marriage prevalence and a remedy or product named Rocky Mountain Tea and Stanard Contra drag stor. Unable to determine concrete events, names, places, or dates from the fragment.
Advertises Dr Shoop's Restorative and Dr King’s New Life Pills with claims to treat internal nerves and various ailments. Promises free samples and testimonials, cites Bucklen's Arnica, Hollister's Tea, and Pierce medicines as superior. Mentions Dr. Parco consultations and Pierce's Common Sense publications.
Free pamphlet promotes federal house laws and cheap acreage along the Chicago and North Western Ry railway routes in South Dakota Wyoming and other states. Agents offer discounted excursion tickets for homeseekers. contact W. M. Kuthern Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago IL.
A fragmented note references a laxative medicine called King used to ease discomfort. The text is garbled and unclear about patient, date, or source, but it centers on a medical remedy and its purported effects.
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