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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
15
Local notes report Prince of Duluth visiting the city and remind readers of the Star Courts entertainment on Saturday Jan 20 featuring Miss Marian G Kirby. Brief items mention sales, weather, and local visitors, with ads for coats and health tonics.
The D S S A R y promotes very low holiday fares to Canada and eastern points with sale dates December 16 to 26 and return by January 1906. A separate Canadian Territory sale runs December 14 to 17 with return by January 16 1906. Contact phone 11 or local agent for rates. Also notes robberies at depots and a whale bone cane gift to Dr. Whiteside. Stockholders meet January 9 1906 for the First National Bank of Bessemer. Indigestion remedy Kordol advertised by D MacFarlane.
A Mining Journal correspondent reports the Jones sidewalk plow performed as advertised during yesterday's snowstorm. It trims ridges mid walk, reducing manual labor and city costs. The device is heavy for one horse and may need two horses tandem for narrow walks.
An ad praises Kodol Dyspepsia Care for digesting meals and aiding assimilation. It asserts relief from Sour Stomach Belching Heartburn and all forms of Indigestion and promises palatable and strengthening effects. Sold by DD Mackarlans.
Local testimonial from Mrs Mary Brown of 20 La Fayette Place Poughkeepsie NY praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Claimed as best and guaranteed by all druggists at 25 cents.
S P Mason of Markle Indiana, a twenty year drug tradesman, testifies to Warner’s White Wine of Tar. He reports selling it fifteen years and cites a prior asthma case in Jas Ledbetter cured by a single bottle, with Ledbetter still living.
A Chicago and Northwestern Railway conductor reports a severe cold and hoarseness lasting days. After a Dr Warner agent gave White Wine of Tar Syrup, his voice returned within a day and his cold cleared. He calls it the best remedy he saw.
Haynesville Maine resident Mrs Jennie Duncan 79 credits Electric Bitters for curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring strength. The ad touts Electric Bitters for stomach liver blood and debility and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for beauty and vitality sold by D MacFarlane.
Sunday evening services at the M. E. Church will be conducted by Mr Will Trezise of Ironwood. Sunday School will meet at 2 30 PM instead of 12 45 PM as formerly.
Regular services of the Presbyterian Congregation will be held in the German Lutheran Church on Tuesday morning at 10:30 with the sermon The Temple. The evening service at 7 o'clock will preach The Healer. Sunday school begins at 11:45. All welcome.
J O R Hooper reports the recovery of Mrs Mollie Hult of Woodford Tennessee after a near end from a severe lung infection. Doctors feared death as she coughed up pus, but at urgent request Dr King s New Discovery brought rapid improvement and she fully recovered. The ad promotes the remedy with guarantees and a one dollar price at all druggists.
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