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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
3
D Horals and S Lipisti of Highbridge spent Tuesday here on business and visiting relatives. Many others, including Mr. and Mrs. Pazdernick with newborn Grace, and Mrs. M L Young visiting Ashland, are noted as returning or continuing travel. Numerous families welcome relatives from Tron Mountain to visit a few days.
An advertisement urges readers to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to prevent health issues from constipation and cold linger. It claims thousands have had wonderful results and notes Bessemer Pharmacy as the seller.
Mrs Levi S Rice leaves Friday for Virginia Minnesota to visit her daughter Mrs Stephen K Quayle. Mr Quayle has moved as mining engineer from Virginia to Tron River Michigan and will join there in spring with his wife and family.
The Bessemer city band gathered for its annual banquet on Saturday evening at the Bessemer Hotel. Twenty five members were served a 6 30 oclock meal.
Mrs. D. Ceno was surprised by friends at her home last evening to celebrate her birthday. The social evening included a splendid lunch and she received a gift in remembrance of the occasion.
The Ladies Aid society of Sharon Lutheran church will be entertained at Mrs William Hellman home Thursday afternoon February ith. In the evening Luther League will meet there. Members and friends are invited to attend both meetings.
About twenty members of the kindergarten class conducted by Miss Myrtle Roberts enjoyed a pleasant Saturday afternoon. Wm. Popps took the children on a sleighride the first part of the afternoon. Later they were entertained in the Methodist church. Games were played and lunch served.
The Epworth League of Wakefield Methodist church entertained the County League Rally with leagues from Bessemer Ironwood Hurley and Newport in attendance. A social evening and lunch followed. The next meeting will be hosted in Wakefield soon.
Mrs John Sundquist entertained at her home Monday evening for her son Jack who celebrated his sixth birthday anniversary. Guests included Chester Williamson Carl Velin Charles Felty Billie Todd Jack Sundgust Frederick and Rupert Otto. Games amused the children before a birthday lunch and a large pink and white cake decorated the table.
The American Legion Auxiliary in Ironwood hosts the Tronwood Auxiliary on Wednesday February 4 at the club. Installation of officers is planned, with Mrs J W Oxman assisting. Lunch follows a committee service. A separate birthday party includes cake, lunch, and music by an Ironwood trio.
Readable lines imagine roses and gardens linked to a buried Caesar. The fragment hints at beauty and loss with classical allusion. No clear event, person, or place identified beyond literary imagery.
Simple kitchen instructions show making tea biscuits with four tea spoons of baking powder and butter kneaded into a soft dough, baked ten to fifteen minutes and brushed with milk. Cauliflower with cheese sauce uses butter, flour, seasonings, stock, and grated cheese poured over boiled cauliflower or cabbage, garnished with parsley.
A recipe for a hearty chopped salad with car rots green onion celery and nuts moistened with seasoned dressing, served on crisp lettuce and bread with butter. It notes adding cocoa or milk boosts calories and mentions work beginning on Detroit's new Zoological Park on April 1.
Fragmentary reading lists numerous individuals with titles and surnames including Haff Koscielay Keller Manchester Parent La Chapel Thebert Trassino Shaw Milo Welfred Provencher and others appearing as couples or single persons in a social notice.
A special meeting of the Legion Auxiliary is announced for Tuesday evening at 7:90 at their club rooms. AN members are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.
Church notes list Sunday school at 0 30 and morning services at Swedishy 10230 plus Wakefields and Ironwood services with times. Tuesday evening choir practice 0 30 and Saturday confirmation class morning under Rev Co A Benandor.
The Presbyterian church offers morning worship with the anthem and a duet by the choir. Sunday school classes include a confirmation group priced at 40 dollars, and an evening service led by Rev. Chas. Mel. Fraser at Ramsay Fen.
Sunday school 220 and evening services at 7 30 with the morning theme Business and Religion The Epworth League 6239 Junior League 2500 and the evening theme The True Lovers This fifth sermon in the series Monday evening at Tiooolagh Gee monthly official board meeting at the parsonage Prayer meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs Hugh Willian Friday choir practice led by Rev James Roberts
The Detroit News notes Barro Colorado Island rose when Chagres River waters were dammed to form Gatun. It resembles Noahs Ark as floods drew nearly all regional animal life to escape, though the oasis lies two miles from the Panama River. It hosts amphibians new to science, countless insects, unique plants, and many mammals including anteaters, sloths, armadillos, peccaries, tapir, agoutis, ocelot, jaguar, bats, and various monkeys with famed black howlers.
The article notes a cameo cutter’s demanding routine and skill. It describes nerve strain limiting work hours and the need for precision to avoid spoiling a week’s effort. The craft requires artistry accuracy, steady hands, and basic chemistry knowledge.
A vintage promotional blurb touts Doan's Kidney Diuretic claiming relief for kidney trouble and back pain. It features a customer testimonial from Mrs. CL Luther and a Foster-Mell company nod, urging purchase at all dealers.
Local notes cover a teachers club gathering and school activities. Mentions Ashland and Ramsalon standings, a Saturday night event, and bowling match results with close scores. Ramsay’s team won one contest and lost another by a narrow margin.
Readable text fragments do not reveal a coherent event or identifiable people organizations or places.
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