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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
7
Local notes record several newborns born in February to families including the Matrel la Cerusky Compari and Carli households. Visitors and moves include Selin from Iron River, Vouger and Vogeler encounters in Milwaukee and Rhinelander connections, plus hospital and funeral events.
Sour stomach coated tongue foul breath pimples headaches constipation are alarm signals. Remove the cause and eliminate poison from the liver kidneys and bowels. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does it slick and quick. Good for the whole family. Bessemer Pharmacy.
An advertisement urges quick relief for a coming cold using Hollister's Mountain Tea to fight lingering winter sickness. It promotes steaming hot tea before bed as a rapid remedy from a local pharmacy.
London Times reports the Victoria Memorial opposite Buckingham Palace shows water with delicate apple-green tint from a substance in a sack drawn through marble basins. Workmen explained the device prevents weed growth and colors the water.
The text describes Egypt’s early writing as pictorial and notes the oldest papyrus records the reign of King Assa from 3580 to 3536 B C. It also mentions the Prisse Papyrus, once owned by a named individual, containing a Fifth Dynasty work likely written around 2500 B C.
A golfer angry after missing a short putt hurls his club into a potato field. Fiery, walking to the next tee, declines to fetch the club, saying he is paid to carry balls not to fetch and carry.
The Dorcas Society of Sharon Lutheran Church meets tonight at Mrs Edward Richardson’s home. Mrs Han nah Olson’s birthday anniversary celebrated with guests and a gift. American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting Wednesday with lunch by specific committees. A dancing party at the Elks hall and social gatherings hosted by the Luther League and Ladies Aid. A birthday party for Mrs John Sundquist’s daughter and a masquerade at the Strendrome tonight with cash prizes and a Grand March at 9.
Mrs Carl Johnson was surprised at her home on Tuesday afternoon by friends to mark her birthday anniversary. A gift was presented and lunch was served to a group of attendees including Mrs John Hill Mrs Fred Gustafson Mrs James Peerson Mrs Emil Johnson Mrs Axel Coleman Mrs John Erickson Mrs Edward Anderson Mrs Fred Gustafson Mrs John Smith Mrs Herman Erickson and others.
Funeral services for Mrs. E. A. Ormes were conducted Tuesday at Marenisco with Rev. Charles McL. Fraser officiating. Eastern Star lodge members led at the grave, about 50 drove to the service, while 57 Royal Neighbors members joined in floral tributes. Baldly known in Bessemer circles, Mrs. Ormes was a familiar figure there.
Presbyterian Church Morning worship at 9 Sermon titled The Greatness of Man the Greatness of God in Man sung by Mrs. Stephen Quayle of Virginia Minn with choir anthem Sunday school at 11:30 Pastor Rev Chas McL Fraser. Methodist Church Services 4 pm Sunday school 11 am Junior League 2 30 Epworth League 6 20 Evening service 7 30 Ladies class Thursday at Mrs Hugh Williams home choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 Rev James Rotert. Sharon Lutheran Sunday school 4 30 Morning services in Swedish Wakefield 3 Evening services in Ironwood Tuesday choir practice Saturday confirmation class 9 20 Rev C A Benander.
Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod invites parishioners to Lenten services every Wednesday at 7 30 p m The sermon series titled The Awful Sin of Hypocrisy will reference Matthew 26 49 and explore moral themes for the season through March.
The notice discusses Peter and Christ themes from Luke and Colossians, warning against hypocrisy in all areas of life. It cites Judas’s betrayal as rooted in money love and condemns separating religion from daily conduct, urging attendance at midweek Lent services led by Rev. G. T. Kern.
Marriage licenses issued at the county clerk office include Nels W. Jacobson of Thomaston Mich and Ina M. Carlson of Bessemer Mich, Harold Dettcher and Edith Graves of Antigo Wis, Jacob Rothlesberger of Verona Mich and Lillian Koski of Wakefield Mich, Ray Morrison and Pearl Arnet of Winegar Wis, and Victor E. Withel and Verna A. Miller of Ironwood Mich.
A clipped OCR style item presents a series of fragmented phrases including references to Ed Purdy, Hobaum Spring, Christmas jewelry turning green and critics of Columbus who argued the world was flat. It also mentions Germany and France in vague directions.
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