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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
10
Harving King discusses the historic May Day rites with May queen and May king selections. He notes ancient vegetation spirit rituals and variations where both genders represented generation forces and were sometimes sacrificed or faced penalties for failing to uphold traditions.
Dr Comrie argues that advances in engineering have produced nearly foolproof, versatile computing machines. He notes current designs favor business use but could be adapted to astronomical and scientific needs with broader application.
An article argues that enduring marriage hinges on companionship and shared cheerfulness. It surveys varied views from friends and cites observation of long married couples showing enduring happiness through companionship and unselfish kindness.
A fragment explains how leftover hot roast beef can be repurposed into four hot sandwiches and mentions making brown sauce with gravy. It references slices and a suggested method though the text is garbled with unclear terms.
A big game hunter reports in a new book how a rubber planter on an expedition witnessed a companion stare with expressionless concentration at a dark mass of lenses. The incident underscores claims of hypnotic eyes in reptiles.
May records show four deaths and six births in Bessemer with five girls among the births and none of the babies over age two. The five months of De 2% show nine more births and 12 births for the first five months of the year.
Supreme Court orders show cause why a writ of garnishment against Charles Culver should not be dissolved. Wayne County Circuit Court had issued the writ in a matter involving a 1925 house member. The attorney general argues garnishment of a legislator is civil and constitutionally banned. Further motions await court action.
Blonde Bess states that only Opportunity gets her boss to listen, signaling a singular chance or opening in a business or entertainment context. She frames Opportunity as the sole attracting force recognized by leadership, implying a focus on a single path to success.
The county clerk reports multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from Ashland and Marshfield Wisconsin, and to pairs from Blackduck Oak Park Falls Merrill Saxon Antigo Park Falls River Falls Ironwood St Paul Three Lakes Rhinelander Escanaba Verona Piqua and other locales, with partners listed including Tumblin Wucetich and Hodan Pudlawski among many. The list shows numerous intercity unions across Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan.
Experimental work in British Guiana shows carbon tetrachloride as an inexpensive hookworm curative. United States Department of Agriculture animal tests support its value. It causes minimal reactions as it is administered, allowing workers to be treated at their jobs while using a broiling gun. The chemical has seen similar success elsewhere.
The General Steam Navigation Company claims origin in 1824 with two steam pockets and a Thames service linking London Marlow and Windsor, asserting itself as the oldest sea steamship line.
Pocket book containing money and a gold watch missing near the Soo Line depot. Report all clues to the Herald office and claim the reward offered for return.
Extracts from Susy Clemens thirteen year old daughter reveal her night works. She recalls Mark Twain using strong language and a humorous memory about a wife and a guest interrupting a remark about creation.
A warning is issued against the party who broke into a coal shed and removed Driqtet coal. The notice states action will start unless the coal is paid for. The message mentions Mr Otto B Olson Builders of the Pyramids and references onions garlic and lentils.
Catarrhal deafness often comes from an inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and poor hearing. The ad asserts Halo's Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh and restore hearing, noting forty years of success and sale by druggists.
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