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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
2
The item lists publication origin for the Herald Publishing Company in Bessemer Michigan with postal details and the 1900 second class matter status under the 1879 act. It specifies the address 109 E Mary St and the date May 26 1900.
A survey of fifty years of tuberculosis treatment notes advances from the rest cure to streptomycin and chest surgery. It urges recovery as common and achievable, and promotes Christmas Seals fundraising for public health efforts. It also warns of postal rate changes and road safety, then reports on demography, politics, and local anecdotes.
The text asserts that the U S government should continue in the form handed down by Washington, Jefferson, and the founding figures, implying adherence to original constitutional framework and precedent.
Santa visits Bessemer Saturday at 2 PM. Speed Boys entertain Lake Linden Whiz Kids Friday night. Snowfall prompts a snow removal effort. A tough man visits Dr Mullen for a tooth extraction after a defiant remark. 1912 prices at Truettner’s Market. Bessemer Bank building dated 1912. City finances show a 19012 deficit figure of 20705.07. Coach Warren Smith leads Lake Linden.
Poetic lines compare memory to a treasured book. The speaker recalls past happiness as pages turned reveal cherished moments. They contrast memory with future joys, asserting no future can surpass what memory preserves.
A Paris theater screens a message granting elderly ladies permission to keep their hats, prompting a scramble to remove headgear. The note contrasts with the speaker’s fondness for gifts received and given during Christmas.
In Ironwood on East Ayer Street near the old baseball park, John D. Duba, 61, father of Mrs. George L. Mazanec, was killed last Friday night at about 9:50. Other items note Sulo Suomi as a Japanese prisoner in Burma, Evelyn Lucynski marrying Peter Talso, and a double birthday party for Jimmy Marshalek and Margie.
About six hundred Castile mining Co. employees and their wives attended a Sunday afternoon reception in the Ramsay town hall auditorium. Mrs. Isaac Keskey of Wakefield announces the marriage of her daughter Beatrice to Ben Dianich of Ramsay. Bernadine Springhetti, employed in Chicago, arrived to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Springhetti.
Ten years after graduation a reunion of Bessemer High School homecoming graduates will be held Wednesday evening at the Legion club. Former classmates visiting for the holidays are expected to attend.
The Michigan Constitution designates nearly 414 million in property taxes for the State Primary School Fund. Michigan Bell stands as the largest single contributor to this fund, aiding financing for Michigan schools and more.
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