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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an unnamed figure, Thomas Shaw S lected, and scattered phrases about friends, a new country, opportunities, rivet projects, and best engagements. Information is unclear and largely unreadable.
A garbled wartime era page blends scattered mentions of New Orleans figures and local figures with disjointed dialogue. It references Butler, the Sonics, Merrits, and various individuals amid disorganized snippets about talk, theft, cooking, and health products.
A garbled OCR passage references 2 RS Titay ens and treatments. It mentions a person named Dr Shon orory Remedy and a claim that 2e8 tests are Hos. The text is incomplete and contains numerous misread words, offering little clear factual content.
Wanted agent to represent an insurance firm offering a stable annual increase in value. A splendid opportunity for the right man. Address with references P O Marinehen Minh.
Fragmented notice outlines class meeting at 6 30 pm preaching at 10 39 am and 300 pm conducted by the pastor. Sunday School at 4206.9 with Worth League in charge of President Reet en Bila. Prayer meeting and other church activities appear listed in disjointed text.
Notice is given that by a wiferi facias issued from the Circuit Court for Granty of Gagebie in favor of Katherine Waterak against William Wisnieski and others, lands described as Black 20 Lotseren 7 and 21, in the Village of Sela, Gagebic County, Michigan, will be sold at public auction at the front steps of the Court House in Besse r on February 4 at two o'clock. Dated December 17, A D 1%. Ercunso G. Spencer Sheriff. M. Noggis Attorney for Plaintiff Ironwood Michigan.
The text indicates regular services are held at the Presbyterian church, with morning and evening sessions on Sundays. It notes additional worship times and occasional variations in schedule, reflecting a community religious routine.
The readable fragments mention a poet, a place called Vesey, and several stray terms like Ran's Capers and Testimodam Pie. There is no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects beyond scattered names and phrases. the overall piece appears garbled and unable to form a coherent summary.
Fragmented text recounts a rough ride through a game with references to Antelope and Maphtam, a beating of an opposing king, and stray mentions of North Western, Owen Wisier, and a novel draft. The fragmentary article hints at a rugged course, high elevation, and rural setting with tavern like rooms and open pre-places.
An advertisement from LeRaysville promotes Backlen’s Aroi i Salve from F B. Jones’s drug store. The copy claims the salve cured long standing piles for twenty years and guarantees relief for sores wounds burns or abrasions.
A historical note explains a penman who writes at thirty words per minute, equating an hour of steady writing to a drawn pen space of about 300 yards, illustrating steady production and measurement of effort. The sentence conveys a quirky productivity metric from the era.
A column promotes King's New Life Pills to end dangerous liver and bowel stoppage, with local seller F. B. Jones's bag store offering five cent tablets. It also touts Kodo for Dyspepsia by D. MacFarlane, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, and Tevitt's Little Ear to Risers for gentle bowel relief, plus a polite anecdote and social note.
For sale in Bessemer Michigan the Wisconsin House on easy terms with a good trade established. For particulars call on or address Mrs N Nellessen Box 270 Bessemer Mich.
A dark red heifer calf about six months old was taken up. The owner may reclaim it by paying for this notice and the keeping of the animal. Herman Stone, Dat-3 Colby location.
A brief blurring ad notes homegrown tobacco duty of £736 paid in Britain. It then promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a harmless, plant based remedy for coughs in children and adults, claiming no opium or harsh ingredients and branding the shrub as "The Sacred Herb" used by Spaniards. Sold by Fr. Jones.
An article describes experiments near London Bas Deen examining how common objects age under damp, wind, and earth. Hairpins oxidize to rust and vanish within seven months. brass turns green verdigris. steel needles last over two years. a black lead pencil and cedar and plum wood show remarkable resilience.
New York City hosts fifty two medical societies according to the record MIRGET NA 22462. The entry lists organized groups in the city but provides no further details on dates, activities, or members.
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