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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1887

Page

3

The Story of My Life by Le Mar A Soldier’s Tragic Tale

Captain Le Mar recounts a life of love and betrayal in France. A rich young man flees a forced marriage to a shop girl Arline, Arline drowns herself, and Le Mar joins the army haunted by guilt. In later years a specter and a manuscript reveal a ghostly life with Arline’s spirit aiding him for forgiveness.

Mestayer Unc Mestayer Paria Lo Arline Adolph Sun Tistie Moran Mile Moran Mila Moran Satan Hall Ater Seine St Sauveur Imu

Remarkable Old Couple on Furlow Plantation Georgia

In FL Hawkins's Furlow plantation in this county lives Artemus Tooker and his wife Narvissia, an exceptionally admired elderly Black couple. Art is eighty, Narvissia nearly six, both well known among local Black residents. Narvissia weighs about 420 pounds in stockings, while Artemus weighs under 100. Narvissia milks cows and makes butter, earning praise for her work. Since a nearby road project, she once tried to ride a coach but the door was too small, so she rode in an open flatcar. She attends church weekly in a small wagon, travels the plantation with pride, and dreams of resting on Mars.

Hawkins Artemus Tooker Narvissia Art Narelewud Georgia Americas Preston and Lumpkin Staton Chirch Queen Victoria Mars’ Sans Amerions

Huntington and Stanford Motto Quoted by Sir Louis

The dispatch quotes Sir Louis on the business motto of Huntington and Stanford. It declares profit motive emphasized by being first in creation, first in the lobby, and first in the pockets of the country’s men, reflecting a critique of corporate prioritization.

Huntington and Stanford Sir Louis Most

Hayes Quietly Goes Out To Nail New Hen-House Door

In a calm, ironic aside the Lincoln Journal notes R B Hayes leaving amid tense political times to fix a hinge on a hen-house door using a boot leg as a makeshift tool, signaling a wary, offhand resilience.

R. B. Hayes Livcoln Journal

FARM AND GARDEN TIPS ON SOIL, CROPS AND LIVESTOCK

Practical notes on well maintenance water quality and safe storage. corn and sorghum notes with soil health effects. feeding and fattening sheep and horses in warm weather. potato bug control timing. wheat among corn prairie tactic. root-pruning two-year vine transplanting and nursery stock practices.

Farley Reading West

Teaching Children to Earn and Save Money

A 19th century domestic note argues for giving children small earnings to foster thrift and industry. It recounts personal experience with a son who saved pennies in a tin bank, then received ten cents per half dollar saved, and suggests using savings banks or small paid tasks to instill pride and responsibility.

Ile Jarmar

The Amateur Photographer's First Sea Bath Tale

A humorous slice shows a young woman hesitant to wear a bathing suit, then brave at the water’s edge. She overcomes fear, jokes with friends, and delights in the bath, declaring it lovely and promising to bathe often while friends cheer on. Also includes several domestic recipes for preserved fruits and jars.

Doever Anybuddy

Fragmented Local Notice About Unclear Event

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a man and references a tunnel, a barbed wire, and a person named Lis Sayday. Context and locations are unreadable, making the full event unclear.

Undertaker Sam Considers Leaving Quiet Trade

A well known young man entering the undertaking business on May 1 was met by a tourist yesterday who asked how business was. Quiles worked with the fledgling undertaker, now Sam, who worries there is not enough life to sustain him, and contemplates quitting.

Quiles Sam Albany Journal

False Rumor Sparks Exchange Over Stolen Horse Tale

In a heated exchange Gillyboat accuses another of spreading a report that a horse theft occurred ten years ago and a term served. The other cites the penitentiary warden as the source, denying the horse theft claim and describing the rumor as baseless. The Nebraska State Journal records the quarrel.

Gillyboat Teertsioly Ithea Bay Sobraska State Journal

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