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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1908

Page

8

World Market and Plague, Minerals, Languages, and Pioneering Figures

The report notes rapid growth of Japanese beer in North China Korea and Manchuria. It cites extermination efforts against plague in New South Wales with 91000 animals killed last year and germs found in 123 rats and eighteen mice. Tamaulipas may hold mineral wealth copper zinc coal await exploration. German spoken by about 75 million, ranking third among European languages behind English and Russian. Roman artifacts found in Welwyn Hertfordshire, and Vere Goldthwaite, Boston Bar personality, known for Wild West shows and a book on Ingersoll, is highlighted.

China Korea Manchuria New South Wales Tamaulipas Europe Welwyn Herts Wales Vere Goldthwaite Boston Colorado Ingersoll

Fruit From Irrigated Lands Promising Yakima Value

Historical figures show high profits from irrigated orchards across Washington. Owners like W. I. Huxable and W. L. Wright report large yields and earnings per acre, with totals reaching tens of thousands. Yakima output includes peaches, pears, apples, plums, and prunes, valued at hundreds of thousands overall.

Peter Bach Goth Oregon Yakima Valley Russell & Sons Thekla Weisberger Washington North Yakima Nellis Yakima W. L. Wright W. I. Huxable

Daily progress notes from a curious old bulletin

A compilation of disparate facts on health, geography, industry, and science. It notes duck brain consumption by athletes, eye dominance differences, tobacco profits, Monte Carlo earnings, shaven men, whale bone weight, English family size, Australia versus Britain, eye power asymmetry, Space spending, early postal schemes, sheep shearing records, Japan's foreign trade in 1868 and 1906, Bank of England foundations, rice paper source, Paris quill factory origins, a long oceanic hale, cat fur oiliness, and Mechlin's large cathedral clock.

France Monte Carlo United States Australia British Isles Japan Bank of England Paris Ana Point St. Rombold’s Cathedral Mechlin Belgium

Fragments and Figures From a Noisy Postalized Text

A jumble of social trivia and statistics appears, mentioning tobacco earnings, widow counts in India, beard prevalence in New York, longevity odds, nutrition comparisons, animal scent ranges, family sizes, marriage foibles, palace room counts, a Weston walk, and Pittsburgh bridge tolls amid mangled phrasing and stray letters.

Football Cost to the Nation Each Fall

The article estimates football expenditures reach about $20,000,000 annually, driven by preparations, tickets, travel, coaching, and incidentals. It highlights Yale Harvard and Army Navy as major cost anchors at roughly $1,000,000 each, with total season costs rising from preparatory games to large matches and related consumer spending.

Fife and Limb Boston Franklin Field University of Pennsylvania Naval Academy West Point Yale Harvard Cambridge New Haven

Electric Bitters Endorsed by Architect Coulter in San Francisco

Prominent architect Norman R Coulter in the Delbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic for stomach liver and kidney disorders. He calls it the best spring medicine and a powerful blood purifier available over the druggist counter priced at 50e at F B Jones drug store.

Norman R. Coulter Delbert San Francisco F. B. Jones

Hastings Alderman Convicted In Michigan Trial

Hastings Michigan March 6 Arthur Lanbaugh first ward alderman found guilty on charges of receiving stolen goods He admitted buying brass oil burners from Cloverside firm but claimed he did not open the bag He was a junk dealer and his sentence was deferred Also notes Dr Shoops Cough Cure advertised and Ishpeming Republican clubs activity cited by Mining Journal

Hastings, Mich Arthur Lanbaugh Lanbaugh Cloverside Detroit News

Best Healer in the World Promoted by Rev F Starbird

Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine touts Backlen Arnica Salve as the best healer for his army wound and stubborn sores. He also reports success in his veterinary work. The price is 25 cents at F B Jones drug store. Manistique men ship and plan rabbit releases from Maysville Michigan and Wisconsin to increase hunting prospects. Dr Shoop Health Coffee advertised as a grain based beverage despite coffee claims, sold by Jensen and Lintelmann for 14 pounds 25 cents.

F.starbird East Raymond Maine F.B Jones’ Drug Store Mate Dr. Shoop

Proverbs and Phrases From Classic Quotes

A collection of aphorisms and sayings from Paley Aristo Don Quixote Homer Milton Balzac Hesiod Hesiod and others. The compiled lines offer reflections on habit virtue luck vice and leadership expressed in compact proverbs.

Motorman’s celluloid collar burns as fuse explodes

A Philadelphia Ledger quip recalls a motorman wearing a celluloid collar when a fuse blew, catching the collar on fire. The joke highlights tempers and a dangerous fashion risk from a bygone era.

Philadelphis Ledger

Price of It and Eternal Vigilance Cartoon Echoes Debate

A dialogue from the Philadelphia Press vignette shows The Price urging passage of a costly bill with the Senior Partner insisting on legislative strategy. Junior Partner notes a wealthy umbrella as a metaphor for costly enterprise and quips about the price of such an umbrella. Gibbs comments on eternal vigilance.

Philadelphia Press Tomkins Gibbs Tomkins Tomkins

Oddball Facts From A Bygone Almanac

A compact collection of figures and curiosities: prices and yields for animals and products, ages of inventions, and social habits. Notable items include balloon ascent in 1783, envelopes since 1839, and a daily New York loss estimate of $300,000 from thefts and cheating.

New York City New York

No Use to Die from Lung Trouble Says Rushborn Woman

Mrs. J. P. White of Rushborn Pa declares there is no use to die of lung trouble as long as Dr King's New Discovery can be found She credits the medicine with loosening a cough curing lung disease and saving her life The remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness is sold at F B Jones drug store 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free

Republican Michigan State Convention Call 1908 Grand Rapids

The Republican State Central Committee calls the Michigan convention at Majestic Theater Grand Rapids on May 12 1908 at 11 AM to elect four delegates at large to the Chicago National Convention and nominate fourteen presidential electors. Also to select a State Central Committee and proceed with other business.

Michigan Majestic Theater Grand Rapids Chicago United States Republican State Central Committee Republican National Committee Gererit J. Diekema Dennis E. Alward

Unfamiliar Facts and Notable Figures Revealed

A collection of oddities includes a claim that only Britain and America share equal mile lengths while Austria’s Wielezka salt mine holds 600 miles of galleries and 9,000 miners over six centuries. In Zululand full moonlight lets readers see seven miles, and eagles reportedly rise and vanish in three minutes. Cobham Hall celebrates Lord Clifton’s coming of age. his family members average 6 feet 4 to 6 feet 7 inches in height.

Roys Palace Weston Pittsburg Chicago Spain America Russia Germany Cypres Scotland India France Britain Austria Wielezka Zululand Lord Clifton Cobham Hall Kent England Earl of Darnley Lord Bligh Arthur Bligh E. V. Bligh

Vanderbilt gifts Dalmatian mascot to Hope Company

Alfred G. Vanderbilt presents a Dalmatian hound to the Hope Company of Tarrytown. A local man praises the gift lavishly, prompting the young millionaire to quip that the praise overwhelms the dog. He compares it to indulging new parents with their first baby and tells a long christening joke about a baby with many biblical names.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt Tarrytown Mr. Vanderbilt Charles Louig Augustus Rembrandt Frederick Henry Napoleon White Holroyd

Dr Shoop Restorative Ad Claims Stomach Nerves Fixed

An old advertisement asserts that Dr Shoops Restorative strengthens weak stomach, heart, and kidney nerves to cure indigestion and related pains. It warns not to overstimulate organs and suggests a simple test to prove effectiveness, selling through F B Jones.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Swanson P. S. Baxter, Kynesville, Frs Etetes Cbansen Rheumatic Cure Company Lake Street Bas AL Sedi Sonan Megury Iron OX Remedy CO Detroit Mich iCorcali Roves D. MacFarlane Mr. Steteeary California Weller, Jr Hastings Ishpeming Upper Peninsula Therfore Mining Journal John Schuster Claude Smith Maysville Wisconsin Port Huron Sport Don Quixote Homer Milton Balzac Hesiod Aschylus Ewlers du Sejcoria Chippewa Dickinson i Houghton Luce Staan Ourself Dr. Kilmer & Co Bingpeatton N.Y Aun
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