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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
3
An early notice advertises a pocket almanac style book titled not an ordinary almanac. It promises two cents postage and sale for cents. Two men have written for Wear Book and summarize progress of the 16th century with prominent contributors named.
Fragmentary text references Ritprarson G L A Queen at Bute and Cubacam Porte Rieu with a pamphlet. It mentions self-possession, an ant caller time of the tre, and someone taking off a mind tshirt to wear pajamas. Likely a newspaper clipping lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled note suggests queer horseshoes and cowhide arseshoes are seen in Australia. The fragmented text provides no clear context, date, or attribution to organizations or people.
A vintage advertisement promotes To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims a money back refund if it fails and features W Grove’s pigmature logo on each box. The copy dismisses injustice as worse than bearing it and cites quotes attributed to W M Taylor.
A year in review survey highlights ongoing Philippine and South African conflicts, the Dreyfus trial, Samoan tensions, large fires and disasters, political shifts in Europe, notable deaths, and major labor strikes. Chronological notes cite events from January through December across Cuba, Manila, Paris, Chicago, and beyond.
Bishop Huntington of Syracuse retold a Washington tale about a Connecticut wedding mishap. On arrival for a marriage ceremony he was mistaken for the groom’s party when a porter spotted the white satin ribbon on his traveling bag reading Married this morning. The mix up amused the station crowd and long after the train left the joke lingered.
Indicators of a prosperous year ahead and the role of health in success. The text notes a healthy nature as key to success for both a group effort and individuals. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach trouble and digestive issues.
A man gazes at a violet eyed woman and his heart races as he declares his love in a dramatic moment, she answers in excellent French. Also includes a Grain-O ad praising a grain based coffee substitute for children and a boy’s prayer to care for his mother and grandmother.
The article traces the wild grape as the ancestor of native outdoor Grapes with the Concord arising from cultivated wild stock. It notes white grape seedlings and several known varieties emerging from this process and mentions Norse discovery of Vineland shores. It also briefly references a military motor cycle with a Maxim gun at high speed.
A jumble of 19th century notes includes a claim about a universal cure for catarrh and a satire on frugal living. The first fragment touts a claimed remedy with testimonials and a price promise, while the second recounts a New England woman who earned by selling eggs at five cents per two dozen to fund summer boarding.
A garbled text block from the Indianapolis Journal mentions Purdlism and leveling, a rat nose remark, and a claim about Pise's Cure for Consumption providing relief from asthma. It also references a Queen and Crescent route to Florida via Pullmantine, with disjointed phrases and author attributions.
An ad touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a real laxative to prevent internal sewer gas poisoning by cleansing the digestive system. It promises gentle, natural relief and urges verifying genuine Cascarets with CCC markings while offering catalogs and samples by mail.
An OCR fragment blends wartime finance notes with an advertisement for Grain-O coffee substitute and a George Eliot proverb. It references government bonds, creditors, and bondholders, plus the claim that Grain-O is a coffee substitute priced at 25 cents per package.
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