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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
13
In a Western News brief, Mrs Randl and family choose cheer amid a year of reverses. Despite fire sickness and hospital bills, the Randls plan a merry Christmas at home, with laughter and a gesture toward generosity, hoping to lift Marta’s spirits.
A letter laments misuse of Christmas cards, urging cards remain expressions of friendship not obligation. The writer pleads for respect for the tradition and to keep cards as reminders of affection instead of burdens in a busy world.
The Dramatics club held a regular meeting Monday night with new members admitted and a short play enjoyed by all. The Bessemer Rotary club hosted the high school football banquet at Olcott School Tuesday evening with speeches from graduates and Captain elect Cavosie. The basketball team has two games this week, Thursday against Minocqua and Friday against Hurley, with hopes of better play after losses. Freshmen dance postponed until after holidays. An exhibition of swimming and life saving is taught to some boys. A B Club for letter men has started to sponsor athletics and assist at games. A Christmas vacation program includes a surprise act expected to be well received.
A family gathering after dinner praises grandma as the windmill of good will. Grandfather explains she stays sunny in any wind, turning at a thousand revolutions a minute with joy. Children vow to learn her secret and keep Christmas day happiest. Martha Banning Thomas, Western Newspaper Union, 1875.
In Delmonico's salads of chicken and lobster first appeared chicken ala king and lobster Newburg were invented French filed potatoes Russian dressing and terrapin were first served in New York and minute steak was invented by Edwin Gould
A Bessemer resident urges readers to heed backache as a kidney warning. Mrs. M. A. Dyer of Silver St. credits Doan's Pills with curing her dull back pain and fatigue, noting the product acted as a stimulant diuretic. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Classified ad notes a one story frame house with furnace and large basement on Colby Street. Features modern conveniences, contact via phone 165M or Box 234 Bessemer, 10 921.
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