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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
1
A cryptic verse set contrasts four classes of students and how they reveal knowledge. The first and last students are most reliable, while the middle two mislead or hedge. The poem highlights truth telling and epistemic caution.
Andrew F. Currier notes diseases tied to trades since Ramazzini’s 1718 observations. He cites miners, metal workers, tanners, bakers, and many others suffering from dust, fumes, and poor living conditions. The text highlights occupational hazards across labor groups and evolving recognition of these afflictions.
A Gogebic County editorial critiques what it calls the Kept press and discusses Holland’s stance on regional transport and local bills. It cites House Bills 226 and 244 from February and March, arguing for more active legislative work and criticizing committees for blocking measures. The piece references local districts, conservation petitions, and tax or service issues tied to food products and circuit court stenographers.
Notice to owners of land in Gogebic County Michigan that a tax sale has occurred for unpaid taxes, with a six month reconveyance window upon payment of sums including one hundred percent extra. Lists various parcels with sections, townships, ranges and amounts paid for taxes from 1897 to 1921, plus mention of tax titles and a court order in the Western District of Michigan dated May 1925. Executors Sparrow and Vedder named.
Fragmentary text mentions a cat and unclear actions. The readable portion lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to form a definite news item. Unable to determine a clear incident or outcome from the OCR fragment.
Charles C Green, longtime head of the Charles C Green Advertising Agency in Kent Ohio, was elected president of the New York Advertising Club, the world’s largest industry group. He won by petition and defeated the nominating committees’ candidate.
The piece traces Evelyn’s life from baby carriage to a bicycle at school to a sport model, and a cozy sedan at marriage, then back to a baby carriage era as Pop and Mom pledge another gift. It portrays a proud father and family routine of buying items to mark stages.
In a back row quip, Dumb Dan argues John Bunyan is a Kalamazoo chiropodist. The remark frames a playful misidentification during a campus lecture session.
A humorous item notes a farmer’s wife joking that when asked how to find a new hired girl she answers she looks for the hired man. The exchange reflects rural humor and gender roles in domestic labor.
A report claims the University of Wisconsin genetics department produced lion like feathers on a rooster fed a diet including a cid extract. The claim centers on unusual feather growth amid experimental dietary interventions.
The 1924 statistics indicate the Southern States imported merely 13 pounds of butter, reflecting limited regional demand and supply in that year.
In the District Court of the United States Northern Division Western District of Michigan the matter concerns Clarence B. and a bankruptcy petition for discharge with an order of notice issued. The notice details proceedings and require responses by interested parties.
In the District Court of the Northern Division of Michigan Western District a hearing for discharge in the bankruptcy of Henry Nittula is set for June 30, 1925 at 10:00 AM in Marquette. Creditors and other interested parties must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted.
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