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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
12
A court filing dated November 22, 2013 lists Circuit Judge George O. Driscoll and attorney Harry K. Bay for the plaintiff defense with business address in Ironwood Michigan.
The history of Lake Nicaragua shows geological instability as its outlet shifted from the Pacific to the Caribbean via the San Juan River. Uplift and tilting of crustal blocks redirected drainage eastward, with evidence of coastal uplift and subsidence shaping the region. Lake Nicaragua and Lake Managua occupy the site of an ancient estuary, hosting Pacific fish species now found in the lakes but absent from the Caribbean.
A retired superintendent notes training shapes education and religious instruction. In a classroom test on biblical knowledge he asks who Aaron is. Only one child answers, a Jewish boy named Sammy who volunteers that Aaron is the first name in the telephone book.
This note explains how folk and folks developed in English. Folk serves as a collective or meaning peoples while folks denotes persons, especially in colloquial use. The distinction arose over time, shaping phrases like the old folks at home and folk lore.
Naval observatory and Jeffreys argue in a long mathematical study that the moon will move inward toward Earth from its present distance, accelerate until it nears Earth, and may be torn to pieces. Fragments could form a ring around Earth resembling Saturn’s. The sun’s response remains disputed and debated.
Incomplete text describes a possible death in Siew Pranee with mentions of a Burmese individual and a diving context. The fragment references a hee com eet serv tee and a cann feed toes, but specifics are unclear. Additional readable terms include Ele and Aiseggeat, with uncertain connection to the event.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a chain of names and events connected to a wider crime narrative. Readable elements include references to a group or individuals and a general sense of pursuit or action, but many proper nouns and details are corrupted beyond clear identification.
Fragmentary passage describes a voyage involving Poland Britain and Sweden, with references to ships, destinations and distant ports. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates, making a definitive summary difficult.
Prof Walter B Pitkin of Columbia University notes vast reading speed gaps across society. Young newspaper men grasp about 4.7 words per glance while editors reach roughly 12 words. engineers, focused on things, average about 5 words. Engineers are better at retaining meaning in a 100 word passage than any other group.
A fragment from Sheep by Archer Te Gilithin describes the boss’s odd daily routine. He urges not to anger the sheep yet sometimes flings his expo to the ground and dances, a form of physical culture or daily practice.
Palm trees hold sacred status in ancient Egypt and across Africa as the tree of life and death. Dates provided nourishment for frugal peoples, while the tree’s bark carried inscriptions reflecting early human thought.
A father coaches his son Jackie on a geography riddle about which river separates Texas from Mexico. Jackie hesitates, then a mispronounced answer like Rio Rita hints at the river boundary, revealing ongoing confusion and a teachable moment during their discussion.
State court orders Ida Piispanen non resident defendant in Gogebic County chancellor action to appear within three months and answer the bill. Publication of notice required in the Tessemer Herald for six weeks and service by registered mail to her White Plains New York address.
State of Michigan Probate Court in Gagebic County schedules a hearing on December 17 1929 at 10 AM at Bessemer Probate Office for Mary F Curtis to admit a will proven in Minnesota and seek administration of William A Curtis estate. Public notice to run in the Bessemer Herald for three successive weeks prior to hearing.
A true copy involving ANNE H BAY and HARRY K BAY with Judge of Probate and Deputy Register of Probate WM S BAIRD attorney for petitioner. Business address given as Bessemer Michigan 1122-12-18.
New York Loreng Hagenback, visiting America to advise major zoos, claims heavy meat eaters can approach lions and tigers without being hunted. He says meat odors attract fewer predators to the eater while antelopes and zebras resist meat eaters, and vegetarians would fare poorly in the jungle within lion and tiger reach.
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