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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1922

Page

12

Mystery of the Morris Express Robbery Reveals Pinkerton Clues

The Morris express heist unfolds in minutes as Kellogg is slain and $20,000 vanishes. Pinkerton investigators note a red mask near the track, no footprints in snow, and torn skin under Kellogg's nails, guiding interviews with Pitney and Jameson to expose a framed suspect.

Rock Island Kellogg Morris Pitney Jimeson Statune Jelet Jameson Dac William A. Pinkerton Pinkerton Kelloge Messeger Fontana Chicago Pelchers Sim Pirie

Michigan Tuberculosis Problem Seen by State Health Dept

Dr George Ramsey deputy commissioner reports rural Michigan bears the bulk of tuberculosis deaths with 1364 of last year’s 2736 deaths occurring in small communities and rural districts. Of 4852 reported cases in those areas many remain unrecorded and untreated, suggesting about 7420 unreported rural cases. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association plans a 1923 rural health drive with exhibits lectures and free literature aided by the unprecedented Christmas seal sale to fund wider public health efforts.

George Ramsey State Department of Health Michigan Ramsey Farmingham Mass Michigan Tuberculosis Association

Veterans Bureau Warns of December 16 1922 Deadline for Vocational Aid

Col Forbes warns that under the Rehabilitation Act applications for vocational training must be filed by December 16 1922 to qualify. Applicants may write to a bureau office or apply in person, signing their name. Forms are available through bureau offices and partner organizations. Forms or letters postmarked by December 15 will be considered if received by end of December 15.

Charles R. Forbes United States Veterans’ Bureau Forbes Veterans’ Bureau American Legion American Red Cross Disabled American Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans, Bureau U. S. Veterans’ Bureau

The Battle of the Christmas Seals

The piece argues one in twelve US babies die of tuberculosis and urges support for the Christmas seal drive by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. It notes funds fund nurses clinics sanatoria camps prevention and health lectures and the Modern Health Crusade in schools as direct and indirect battle fronts against infection.

Michigan Michigan Tuberculosis Association United States Michigan Tubercosis Association

Dr Olin Endorses Christmas Seal Sale

Dr Olin M. Endorses Christmas Seal Sale for the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. The commissioner urges every Michigan citizen to support the effort as part of the ongoing fight against tuberculosis, stressing that buying seals is an obligation based on results and public health progress.

Michigan Tuberculosis Association Michigan Rk, MM Olin Michigan Department of Health

Mrs Downing Heads Home Economics Dept

Helen Harrington Downing resigns as Director of the Department of Food Economics at Armour Chicago and moves to lead the Home Economics Department at Calumet Baking Powder. Her transfer expands Calumet’s domestic science outreach nationwide with lectures and campaigns aimed at American households.

Helen Harrington Downing Department of Food Economics Armour & Co Chicago Downing Bio Armour Dowridge Calumet Company United States Leaning

Cross Revered Across Early Christian Tribes

Fragmentary note recalls early Christian reverence for the cross, citing St Paul and Tertullian on universal cross gestures from entry to sleep. Mentions cross symbolism among savage tribes and the impact of Christ's death on its meaning. Subscription prompt for the Herald.

Costas Enbicas Christ

Courtroom Exchange Sets Prisoner’s Identity

In a terse court scene the judge orders to learn the prisoner's name and inform his mother. The attorney protests that the mother already knows his name, highlighting a terse exchange about disclosure and familial awareness within the trial.

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