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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
2
Fragmented text references Red Erspamer boxing match and a potential Cuban rival, St Paul boosters, and Bes semer. Mentions Angela Loia, River Reporter, Dublin stress with bullets, and a famous closing line about a blind man on Sophia Street.
A hidden observer hides in a closet near Wine's office to eavesdrop on a tense exchange about a loan. Marie Gessler and a stenographer slip through corridors as a case travels, while the watcher weighs whether to reveal himself.
In a tense room Waldron and Wine clash over a plan tied to a large withdrawal and a secret stash. Wine reveals debts and a looming bank deadline while old crimes and a dangerous Severn loom behind a locked door. The room conceals a safety vault and a dangerous unknown.
A June 24 1921 note from the American Press Association reflects on national mood quoting that sorrow fades with the coming July 4th joy. It frames joy and sorrow as eternal complements in life and commemorates patriotic remembrance of fallen heroes.
A Boston News Bureau test of five standard cotton lines in 11 New York and Boston stores shows price variation from 21 to 30 cents, and 29 to 35 cents for another line. The report warns readers that discounts and careful reading of newspaper ads can save money, and notes differences in sourcing and pricing among merchants.
Observers say President Harding mirrors Theodore Roosevelt in seeking wide input. He invites diverse views, tests proposals with practical critics, and aims to align legislation with real life. The piece contrasts his approach with Wilson’s, noting the dangers of overreaching.
A neighbor treats an isolated child with consistent care after his brother’s death. The change in the boy’s mood and temperament illustrates how daily acts of kindness can lift a child’s outlook. The piece ends by urging readers to consider what they are doing to bring happiness to local children.
The text argues Americans should protect forests as foreign nations cultivate theirs, noting rapid forest loss and long replacement times. It cites lumber costs rising from tree scarcity and marketing difficulties, urging wiser forest management to avoid unnecessary cuts.
The state highway department offers a split build for Sections B to D of the Painesdale Ontonagon road project with the county to build B and the Smith Burridge Holmes Sparl company to construct C and D. Chairman Macy questions acceptance, fearing reduced redress. If rejected and Sections C and D proceed, county bond funds fund county road work for the unemployed under supervisors and road commission.
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