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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
15
In a rural pursuit a rescue unfolds as Grace evades Mr Sharp with Carrier Cripps aiding. A torrent of bravado, threats, and daring skirmish leads to a tense escape as Cripps guides Grace away while Sharp battles to seize control, culminating in a tense standoff and a cliffhanger.
Zachary Cripps races with Grace Oglander aboard the cart while Kit Sharp battles the lawyer to stop his plan. Dobbin strains, the old carrier resists, and Cripps vows protection as a dramatic escape unfolds toward the timber track.
A bold steeplejack who replaced Elmer Wakefield at a 200 foot Western Union smokestack worksite is deemed safer though less flamboyant. Wakefield’s gymnastic stunts drew crowds and police, and the painting contract chose a more conservative climber to finish the job.
Dialogue from the Cleveland Leader where Grayce Cooke questions Woodby Tooke Grace about her father whistling loudly in the yard and risking waking a dog as the hour to go home approaches.
A Cleveland Leader snippet shows Confidence Dan at the St. Logis asking about Mr Harube from Hicks Corners. The hotel clerk points to the counter where Harube pays his bill, prompting Dan to curse the luck and acknowledge another failed attempt.
A witty old remark contrasts a wife’s view of her husband against his family noting she will concede superiority to him but not equality. It adds a sharper line that truth flows through light but can lie in a woman’s eyes.
Sunday school sermon on Revelation's last chapters compares earthly wonders to Heaven, stating faith surpasses human imagination. It links the tree of life, absence of curse, and light as truth, urging readers to read Revelation and seek heavenly treasures through righteous living and acceptance of Christ.
Weather bureau bulletin notes June 5 week favorable in Rocky Mountains and central valleys while New England sees frost and drought hurdles. Corn improved in Ohio valley and central Mississippi. winter wheat advanced with less rust. Oats and cotton showing gains overall though some regions report cut worms and labor shortages. Hay prospects solid in central valleys and lake region.
The Rev. A. P. Doyle of the new Roman Catholic mission house in Washington D C tours Eastern seminaries to recruit students. The Rev. Harry W Perkins who resigned as rector of Christ Church Burlington Iowa was persuaded by the vestry to reconsider and stay with them.
Rev Henry C Slade famed feud breaker in Kentucky died and had his phonograph record his funeral service in Rideout. Mountain crowds gathered as his voice spoke posthumously directing music and delivering a final address to miners and mountaineers. The scene drew awe as rough attendees listened to the departed preacher's last words.
A collection of short notes mentions H Sothern preparing a poetry book, Trollope's son drafting a biography of Motiere, Astor owning 22 autos, Vanderbilt 14, Boutwell's daughter to publish his writings, and Roosevelt’s planned Tuskgee Institute visit. Cortelyou, Postmaster General, reputedly a fine pianist who once pondered a music career.
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver writes from 1628 Lincoln Ave praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a five year tumor vanished in seven months. She urges women troubled by menstruation and womb ailments to use the remedy and to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Uintah Reservation in Utah comprising 2 425 000 acres of arable land will open for settlement on Sept 1 2005. A pamphlet issued by the Denver and Rio Grande railroad describes the land and routes to reach it, and includes a valuable map. The pamphlet may be obtained by addressing S R Hooper G P and T A Denver Colorado.
Henry Berlinger of the municipal civil service board recalls a police appointment candidate asked the moon earth distance. He replied he did not know the distance but is sure it will never get on his beat, even when full, per the New York Tribune.
A Cleveland Leader quotation compares wit between two speakers with a playful edge. The exchange hints at pride and banter, showcasing a saucy remark about cleverness and perception between individuals.
A San Francisco resident, Joseph Baysson, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his dyspepsia and insomnia after eight boxes. The ad urges use for indigestion and related symptoms, notes availability from druggists, and offers a diet book by mail from the Dr Williams Medical Co.
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