Our Art by Douglas Malloch
The poem urges artists to give their finest effort despite fame and heartache. It speaks to singers writers painters and all who create art, insisting that true value lies in serving art and causes rather than personal glory.
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Doulas Malloch
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Through a Woman's Eyes by Joan Newton
A Kansas town endures seven fire alarms at one house as a woman’s thrill seeking leads to arson. Investigators say she set fires in her home to enjoy watching fire engines, risking jail or insanity, while readers are urged to examine childish behavior in adults and the social pressure around hobbies and competition.
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Kansas
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Bell Syndicate
Minister Advised Not to Drink Coffee at Bridal Breakfast
A playful superstition warns that a minister at the bridal breakfast should avoid coffee, lest trouble follow the couple during their first year of marriage, a belief reflecting common wedding day folklore.
Mottier's Cook Book and Poem by Sam Waker Foss
A fragmentary text presents a poem about hermit souls and star like figures dwelling apart. It contrasts living by the roadside with offering friendship to others and includes the signature Sam Waker Foss.
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Sam Waker Foss
Salads and Delights From a Festive Menu
A vintage recipe page offers a variety of dishes for entertaining friends. It includes a special salad with gelatin, cherries, pine nuts, and cream, plus a fruit gelatin mold with orange banana apple and lemon juice. Also features Queen Tea Muffins and a Parma style fruit preparation to pair with the jelly.
Man’s cryptic warning echoes in ruined town
A derailed fragment appears to warn of danger as a lone man speaks in a decayed setting. Pieces mention a caravan, music, and a hidden code while residents brace for an unseen threat and the memory of past events lingers.
Besse ter Township school board holds November 25 1959 meeting
A special meeting of the Besse ter Township Board of Education was held at Harding School on November 25 1959. President Knoll presided with members Knoll Erickson Hidemiller Brockbank and Anderson present. Actions included approving extra costs for building additions heating ducts plastering and wiring and payment to several contractors including Giacherio Chisholm Westinghouse and National Heating and Ventilating. The body approved contracts and adjourned.
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Harding School
Moby W. A. Knoll
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Knoll
Erickson
Hidemiller
Brockbank
Anderson
N. A. Nelson
Giacherfo
Chisholm
Metzion
National Heating and Vertilating Company
National
Eidemiller
Westinhouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
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Giacherfo and Chisholm
Anvil
Carrie
Giacherio
Albert Moore
Secord
TSO Isoeaesios
Taddekes
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Seebre
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Grahem
Morten
Bryson
Cord
Nesto Erickson
Notice to Creditors for Royce Thompson Estate
In Gogebic County probate court on November 28 1936 Judge Harry K Bay ordered creditors of Royce Thompson deceased to present their claims by April 1 1931 at 10:00 AM in Nes City Probate Office for examination and adjustment. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks prior to the deadline.
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Nessimmer
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Harry K. Bay
Royce Thompson
Claus
Judge of Probate Notice and Sewing Instructions Sketch
A Bessemer Herald note cites Harry K. Bay as Judge of Probate and contains a legal notice with an address in New York. The remainder is a sewing instruction describing a blouse jabot pattern with diagonally divided newspaper imagery and step by step fabric assembly.
Make a Jabot From a 12 Inch Square For Blouses
From a twelve inch square of fabric you can fashion an attractive jabot for a new blouse or add it to an old blouse for a fresh look. Satin favors formal blouses and can be finished with machine picot. linen pairs with Videncernes or Wish lace. or whip narrow lace along a hedged edge for a vintage handkerchief style. A square unfolding from corner to corner guides a neat, tailored result.
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Bessemer Herald
Fragmented verse exchange on time and fate in Paris and America
A clipped dialogue blends snippets about poetry, time, a doctor, a judge, and a refugee labeled in a frontline collage. Characters like Dr. Butcher, Pathfinder, and Sambo appear amid terse interjections about desertion and duty. The note from a teacher frames a boy named Willie seeking money to stay silent.
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