17 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1933
Page
1
Reports from Michigan outline the Democratic Party’s post election rifts and efforts to reorganize. At Statler Hotel meetings leaders vow to discard past factionalism and appoint new chiefs as the April primary tests approach, with many seeking circuit and state offices.
A fragmented text mockingly warns against Detroit and cites scattered phrases about automation, labor, insomnia, and press wires. Reads like a garbled archive fragment with references to newspapers, editors, and a looming public sale. The piece lacks coherent events or clear individuals to name.
A historical piece traces how logging evolved from crude frontier camps to modern, mechanized operations across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and beyond. It highlights shifts from single races of pine to hardwoods and cedar, railroads enabling rapid log transport, portable mills and centralized heating in Ford camps, and the role of fire towers and CCC crews in fighting forest fires.
Domestic craft tips describe making a scented sachet cushion from fabric scraps and ribbon. It covers sewing a six inch square pad, folding silk corners, and attaching a scented pad to a decorative cover. Also guidance on choosing kitchen gear like earthware bowls, Dover beaters, whisk types, measuring cups, and grater materials. A humorous Navy exchange closes the piece.
Dr William J Scholes warns that cold weather raises respiratory illnesses due to indoor living and less sunlight. He urges daily outdoor time, regular bathing, and more fresh air, plus humidified heat and moisture to reduce dry air harm.
A fragmentary item notes a quirky line about a peony and a character named Lisle Brother. The text hints at prior thoughts of going home and a fleeting barter reference involving 3 cents of weed, but details are incomplete.
A jumble of household tips covers vacuum care the box of a carpet sweeper and dampened newspaper cleaning brushes to avoid dust. Also notes on dust mops silk cloths and banana cream pie with a pastry shell and lattice topping baked at high then low heat.
Readers describe feeling like a two year old as the morning blurs into a playful exchange over a long standing question. The clip captures confusion and curiosity in a light hearted mood.
Louise Root of Vermont Meri was entered for national honors by State Club Leader A Kettunen after completing six years of fruit and meat projects and wine studies. She started the county club this fall, supervised sewing cards for 20 Mt Morrie girls, led clothing exhibits at Genesee County Fair, and earned 26 dollars in county and state prizes with a total club certification value of 349662. She also won an educational trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago and a two year college scholarship prize.
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