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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
The bureau outlines yearly valve and hydrant inspections, hose testing, and equipment upgrades. It calls for 200 feet of hose per company, systematic mercantile district inspections, detailed records, and stricter electrical and fire alarm wiring standards under the Building Code.
Detroit Union League club, Michigan's largest Republican group, sent a public apology to President Coolidge for Senator James Couzens attitude toward confirming former Ambassador Charles R. Warren as Attorney General. The letter, signed by Charles A. Mreauley, criticizes Couzens for relying on personal judgment over constituent petitions and warns Warren's abilities could have been harmed.
The text explains that after one kidney is removed a dog’s remaining kidney nearly doubles in size within four to five weeks due to compensatory growth. It notes that in the Belgian Congo State a 260 square mile tract protects native wildlife. It mentions Edward VI in 1309 mandating bow practice and personal longbows to a man’s height.
Michigan manufacturers warn of a looming shortage of versatile, all round mechanics as specialization grows. Detroit leaders urge urgent action with Flint Institute of Technology and Saginaw and Battle Creek programs advancing training in broader machine operation. Government support from the state industrial education department cited.
Mr Lovett stated that activity at the Advance Runnely threshing machine plant has risen, employing over 800 men, a level not seen in several years. He added that other agricultural equipment manufacturers and interior finish firms are also improving.
A Bessemer newspaper notice promotes Doan's Pills as kidney relief. Mrs. O. C. Luther credits the stimulant diuretic with ending backache dizziness and fatigue after using it from Begsemer Pharmacy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY backs the product.
Cows in Holland are kept in pastures by ditches of water instead of fences, a practice noted for its practicality and impact on pasture management.
A Yale graduate who passes examinations will not be refused admission to Yale. The rule confirms eligibility based on exam success.
Upper Peninsula state senators Buhn Trnettner and Wilcox back a bill to extend the Michigan Great Lakes Tidewater commission for two years and to appropriate 15000 dollars yearly to support Michigan’s role in promoting a deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the sea.
The 1739 Dorset parish register shows unmarried men over 17 must serve in the army or pay a fine reflecting enforcement of celibacy rules at Hilton.
Lincoln Nebraska prohibited playing horseshoes on Sundays as late as 1920 reflecting blue laws. The rule limited recreational activity and reflected era church and family observance norms.
An advertisement describes cold related nasal catarrh as a run down condition and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local use and a tonic to build up health through the blood. Keney & Co., Toledo, Ohio have sold it for over years.
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