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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
2
A reflective meditation on following a divinely chosen life path. The piece argues nature shows order and suggests people should seek the right path rather than follow the crowd, noting self will can mislead and that standing alone may be necessary to do what is right.
A laundry worker addresses the Twilight club about the harsh reality of poor workers. She contrasts the experience of college girls temporarily in shops with the daily grind of earning four dollars a week and the ability to quit anytime. The piece argues the poor face existential struggles beyond mere money.
The smallest world republic is on a tiny island near Sardinia. About a mile long with 55 residents, it was granted sovereignty in 1836 to the Bartoleon family by King Charles Albert. After Paul I’s death in 1882 the islanders proclaimed a republic with a ten year presidential term. Women have the right to vote.
A Paris seer predicts Prince Victor Napoleon will be acclaimed president of the French republic and then declare himself emperor amid a period of prosperity. The quote suggests the soothsayer missed a coming cabinet crisis, illustrating shortsighted forecasting.
A reader cites the French practice of numbering hours 1 to 24 as sensible and suggests adopting. The Portland Oregonian is quoted saying months should be equal in length and begin and end on the same weekday, arguing it is practical and will be done in time.
The text notes an upcoming hot summer with forecasts that Chicago and Baltimore will experience the highest temperatures of the season. It emphasizes no need for expert knowledge to expect extreme heat and identifies Chicago and Baltimore as the likely warmest locales.
An American recently attracted attention in London for throwing money into the streets. The man appeared lazy, avoiding the effort of giving tips and simply discarded currency rather than handing it to passersby.
Article discusses using compressed air to save ships like the North Carolina after damage, detailing a method to expel water from compartments and keep vessels afloat long enough to reach port. It citesCaptain Marsh and compares to the Titanic, then shifts to retirements of Civil War veterans and a critique of moral reform lobbying in Congress.
In Port Huron a cake made from flour and arsenic causes serious illness for eight Goodells residents including James Click, Mrs. Click Sr., Lilla Click, Berlinda Laurie, and Emma Ward. The poison was kept in a pantry dish to poison mice at Mrs. James Click’s home.
Adrian fire destroys Lyon Motor Car factory with 350000 dollars in damage and 180000 dollars insured. fireman Christian Schoen dies from collapsing walls. Jackson inspector Maurice Shaw killed in coach yards. Lowell barn burns for 4000 dollars. EsCanaba man shoots self. likely catarrh related. Grand Rapids to host three day weigh freight hearing. Flint tailor Robert Taylor missing. Durand bitten family dog rabies. hospitalizes two. Petoskey boy seriously injured by dynamite cap explosion. Ann Arbor nurse dies from sore throat complications. Calumet man Otto Tourmain commits dynamite suicide. Cadillac man Alexander Harper killed by lightning. Sparta dry-town political clash over Law and Order club. Mrs Nellie McCarl dies amid sore throat epidemic. survived by baby and family. Northville Mrs Simmons killed crossing by Marquette train.
A reader recounts a severe leg wound after a fall where initial cleansers failed. Using Cuticura Ointment stopped the pain and began healing immediately, ending sleepless nights. She also praises Cuticura Soap for face washing without smarting. Signed Mra. M. E. Fairchild, Wichita, Kansas. Sample photo and 82 page book offered from Boston.
A compact note echoes biblical imagery as Elijah proclaims resilience amid a strike. The old strike reference contrasts with survival, invoking ravens as sustenance and asserting defiant independence from labor action. The fragment ties labor history to ancient metaphor.
Cole's Carboli salve offers rapid relief from burning itching and related skin troubles with instant improvement and no scarring. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. free samples available. W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A compact quotation attributes to Walter Savage Landor a reflection on gender and emotion, noting women dwell on courage while men admire beauty. It frames pity as a bounded realm, with a measured, aphoristic tone typical of thoughtful invocations.
Garfield Tea clinches victory amid steady rhythm as her team dominates, extending a streak in a competitive match. The performance showcases強 focus and consistent scoring, highlighting the lead role of Garfield Tea in the contest.
A prolonged applause breaks suddenly during a stretching event as the crowd’s reaction fades. Officials note the moment sparked confusion and admirers remained uncertain about what followed. Event organizers promised a review of the sequence.
Ashland Kentucky woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female and kidney trouble after four years of suffering. Camden New Jersey resident reports displacement and fatigue resolved without operation. Advice offered to write for confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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