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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
17
A brief item recalls Latie Roy after a mishap as his mother advised him not to cry. The fragment hints at a protective home scene and a child learning composure following an injury.
A damaged fragment references a spouse and detached home life, mentioning names and uncertain phrases. The lines include garbled wording about a husband and personal relationship, with no clear events, dates, or locations readable for a fuller summary.
A reflective note argues prosperity exposes a man’s own failures and suggests the unsuccessful blame themselves rather than external factors. The author contends wealth magnifies responsibility and tests character, urging self-scrutiny over envy.
Dr Helen Borle argues education plays a key role in curbing alcohol use. She suggests schooling, early instruction, and public awareness alongside policy measures to lessen drinking rates and promote healthier choices.
The unreadable OCR fragment references a Detroit Free Press item. It includes dialogue about someone named Delieper and a beeche r phrase, but the text is garbled and offers no clear event, date, or outcome. No identifiable persons beyond Delieper.
Mrs Gillington’s ex-husband is content with the divorce. He states the alimony amount falls short of what he would have paid to reach the same understanding. Miss Cayenne confirms the exchange and the husband’s view on the settlement.
A health tip advises hard working brain workers to spend a half hour lying prone at midday. Best results come from combining this rest with recreation and fresh air to preserve health.
Victor Hugo is described by a biographer as the keenest hand imaginable at a bargain and a past master in drawing up contracts. He is noted as the only author on record who made a fortune from his books while publishers incurred losses.
A fragment notes a representative citizen phrase and mentions Ely rotation diction with a missing verb, reflecting incomplete OCR text. The readable portion hints at civic portrayal but lacks clear event, names, places, or dates to establish a full news item.
A Perthshire housewife found a mouse embedded in the heart of a loaf during dinner preparation. It is believed the rodent entered the dough after shaping and remained unseen until baking.
On a Pullman sleeper at about seven in the morning the cry of a baby in the stateroom combined with the porter’s cheerful call for breakfast, sparking laughter among the passengers as they prepared to start the day.
A Missouri man who bought Texas land sought to sell at the same price. He claimed its value had doubled, prompting the buyer to point out the trick: he paid twice what it was worth. The quip from the Kansas City Star highlights a humorous double meaning in the sale.
A brief quotable remark from the Atchison Globe warns that a man who lets a compliment go to his head should not be given any further praise or gifts. This witty editorial tone reflects common moral admonitions of the era.
The regular services will resume in the Methodist Church tomorrow Sunday at usual hours. The Yale mine began shipping its stockpile this week averaging about 50 cars daily, with the pile expected to clear soon. Several locals visited Lake Gogebic to try landing the funny tribe of fishermen and stayed several days. Teachers examinations for Gogebic County will be held June 16 and 17 in Bessemer courthouse starting 8:30 AM. Laura Bowden announces Soo Line passenger train delay of two hours due to an ore car smashup near Iron Belt. no injuries. A fire near L H Truettner’s stable was contained with minor damage. Bessemer High School Alumni Ball set for Friday June 17 at the high school auditorium. Arthur Aas, son of O G Aas, married Hilda Swanson in Bessemer. he will join his wife there soon. Police arrested five skate-spotting youths. fines or jail possible for repeat infractions. State barber exam board schedules meetings across Upper Peninsula towns next month and July exams. Marquette notes unseasonable snow on Monday. residents remark on the odd May weather.
State of Michigan Elima Maki files suit against Isaac Maki in Gogebic County Circuit Court at Bessemer. Defendant unknown residence. order allows appearance within five months or bill confessed. Publication of notice in Bessemer Herald required weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance.
Circuit Judge countersigned by I Russell notes rising employment of men and boys for domestic work. London newspapers praise lads trained to perform daily house tasks including cooking and housemaid duties, with housekeepers reporting satisfaction as they outperform women in these roles.
State of Michigan chanced suit in Gogebic County Chancery at Bessemer on April 22 1910. Complainant Blanche Page alleges Leroy Page residence unknown and in default of appearance the bill will be confessed. The order requires publication in the Bessemer Herald weekly for six weeks or personal service at least twenty days before appearance. William S Baird solicitor confirms notice.
A short reflection on tact, noting it grows from a kind heart and refined judgment. Endy contemplates how empathy shapes restraint and courtesy in everyday interaction, offering a concise meditation on social tact.
An observer laments luck and a stiff neck as an airship flies overhead, described in the Fulegende Blaetter. The brief note captures a moment of irony and everyday misfortune in a humorous tone.
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