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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1894
Page
7
In a fever dream narrator recalls a buried romance and a deadly rite in a cave. A beautiful tormented woman named She curses a past lover before a bier, while a vanished Egyptian past haunts the present in eerie visions. The narrator escapes as dawn breaks and Job tends the wounded Leo.
A rambled reminiscence from a New York Herald reader outlines woes of a milkman plagued by empty bottle thefts and broken glass. Neighbors hoard empties, servants lie about returns, and bottle tracking becomes a tiresome liability for the delivery man. The piece humorously laments the endless petty troubles over bottles and debts.
A garbled local notice about Jeremiah Tothacher of Effingham with mentions of illness and a doctor, implying a burial and social standing. The text includes mis-spellings and unclear phrases but centers on Mr Tothacher and a medical event.
Hypochondrial and despondent readers are offered home correspondence treatment by the Specialists of the Invalides Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York. A 136 page book on these illnesses is available sealed in a pee envelope for 1 cent stamps. The institute, with over twenty five years of experience, claims improved cure methods from its medical staff.
A Chicago depot tale recounts Abraham Lincoln aboard a Pullman car where a passenger occupies half a berth, arguing a contract permits him to sleep with space and furniture split. Lincoln, described with wart on his cheek, remains calm as the dispute unfolds and the other traveler apologizes. The scene highlights 19th century rail travel etiquette and passenger rights.
A fragment shows Dicky and Ada in a brief, puzzled exchange about being awake or asleep. Ada probes the other’s state while Dicky responds with a terse, ambiguous reply. The excerpt displays unclear dialogue and incomplete context.
A testimonial style advertisement touts Dullams Great German Blood Liver Stomach and Kidney Cure and German Liniment. Contractors and others praise its claims for liver digestion and neuralgia relief. The notices urge purchases from B VanDenBergh and mention other products including German Female Uterine Tonic and liver pills with pricing.
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