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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
7
Harving King describes a long standing May day custom of selecting a May king and queen. The piece traces origins to vegetation spirits and ancient rites including human sacrifice in some traditions. It notes persistence of ceremonial symbolism and fines for refusing office into later times.
A fragmented column offers ideas to use leftover roast beef. Suggestions include hot roast beef sandwiches made with brown sauce or gravy, minced sour pickle, butter, and toast spread with a rich dressing. The text is garbled but centers on repurposing cooked beef into sandwiches and toppings.
The article argues lasting happiness in marriage rests on friendship and companionship. It cites varied views on essential qualities and emphasizes enduring partnership forged through shared joys, mutual support, and unselfish kindness despite life's storms. It concludes a united, loyal bond is the most enduring relationship.
Dr Course of the Dearborn observatory at Northwestern University says modern computing machines are foolproof and versatile. He notes their development stems from business use and could be adapted to astronomy with sufficient application by scientists.
A famed big game hunter recounts an African incident where a rubber planter on an expedition sat motionless, gazing at a dark mass in front of him. His companions left him to watch the camp and returned to find him entranced by the unseen subject, yielding no warning and no heed to their approach.
A fragmented line from a literary item mentions a young lady across the way and appears to be part of a larger narrative or poem. The text is incomplete with garbled letters and does not provide additional context or names.
The May tally in Bessemer shows four deaths and six births at the city clerk’s office. Five births were girls, one death was due to accident. Through May, nine deaths and two births are recorded for the first five months, with May entries naming several newborns such as Betty Koski, Shirley Mimmick, Loretta Kallie, Luciana Mocciardini, and others.
Lansing report on a Wayne County case where Charles Culver a 1025 house member faces a garnishment for about 400 dollars from the state. The auditor general O B Puller and the attorney general urge dissolution arguing such writs target legislators in civil process, potentially violating the constitution. The Supreme Court ordered cause be shown and may hear further motions seeking dissolution.
Blonde Bess asserts that only one knock is heard by their boss and that this sole attention belongs to Opportunity. The remark frames Opportunity as the singular focus acknowledged by leadership.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mowat and Anglish names, a test, and questions about a Sainte case. It references Riva, 47, and various unidentified persons and places with unclear context.
The readable fragments do not yield a coherent event or identifiable entities. No distinct persons organizations places or dates are extractable to summarize into a credible newspaper card.
A list of marriage licenses issued at the county clerk office includes John Wuccetich of Ashland Wisconsin and Myrtle A Tumblin of Blackduck Minnesota Vernon KE Lowell and Alice L Shaft er of Bibon Wisconsin Anthony W Hodan and Anna Pud lowski of Park Falls Wisconsin Harry M Hanson and Irene G Provost of Merrill Wisconsin Otis C Wold of Park Falls Wisconsin and Lucille L Kees of River Falls Wisconsin George R Sullivan and Lillie Niemi of Saxon Wisconsin Edgar Shanks of Antigo Wisconsin and Mary Hickey of St Paul Minnesota Horace C Burgan of Albert Lea Minnesota and Mabel Bergen of Minneapolis Minnesota Joseph Banaszak and Bertha Kopicky of Ironwood Michigan Frank J Classon of Madison Wisconsin and Inez Maas of Ashland Wisconsin Otto E Sanquist and Ina EF Kallio of Ramsay Michigan George R Upton of Piqua C and Martha Johnson of Verona Michigan Nick Vidakovich and Maggie Milakovich of Ironwood Michigan Wilfred Racine and Catherine McDougal of Sanborn Wisconsin Peter Poremski of Three Lakes Wisconsin and Irene Gould of Escanaba Michigan Edward Cain of Rhinelander Wisconsin and Ruth Severt of Merrill Wisconsin
A cheap chemical, carbon tetrachloride, shows curative value for hookworm infection in British Guiana. Discovered via animal tests by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, it causes minimal reactions during administration and has been used successfully under harsh conditions. The General Steam Navigation Company claims to be the oldest sea going line, dating to 1824 on the Themes service.
Lost pocket book containing wanted to rent or buy notes, cash, and a gold watch, left in a wheel chair near Soo Line depot vicinity. Return to Herald office for reward. Also a clipping notes Mark Twain biography extracts from Susy’s account.
The party who broke into a coal shed and removed Briquet coal is identified and warned that legal action will begin if payment is not made. Mrs Otto B. Olson, builders of the pyramids, are noted for involvement with onions garlic and lentils.
An old advertisement explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes rumbling or impaired hearing and warns of permanent damage if untreated. It touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as effective for catarrh and deafness, noting forty years of success and sale by druggists.
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