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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
17
The Memorial Community Buildline pool will shut for temears or two weeks to allow workmen to complete repairs. The entire room will be relined with brick and cleaned with white enamel. Mirrors and electric drink machines were installed in shower rooms to finish equipment. Wakefield News reports on local upkeep and upgrades.
A mother saved a kitten after witnessing Jimmy shake the animal by the tail on a ledge. Jimmy claimed he did not mean harm and recalled childhood play, insisting there were several kittens present. The exchange ended with the animal rescued from the fall and the mother challenging the unintended cruelty accusation.
The Yorksh ire Post reports a comical court exchange as the earl defends a question on sheep feet. The chancellor asks if a live sheep or eight dead sheep are the same. The earl argues lively a live sheep has four legs, two dead sheep have two forelegs as shoulders, leaving only two legs of wool.
Researchers studying cancer in animals note that certain tar causes cancerous growths six months after exposure in rats and mice. Cancers also appeared in the stomachs of creatures fed infested Geekkowclies, while efforts continue to refine treatments and address the ongoing medical challenge.
At a county meeting held at the courthouse last Friday Waine Heli of Frewood Township was chosen to succeed Dan Shaf on April 1 as county agent for Irene County. Heli, a graduate of Michigan Agricultural College, is described as well qualified for the post. He is of Finnish descent and is expected to aid the farming community where most farmers are Finnish.
Are you all run down tired and achy ask for Deans Pills kidney remedy. Mrs Heimrichs reports relief after using Deans Pills from the Bessmer Pharmacy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY approves the same remedy with Go price at all dealers.
An elderly speaker, Oldbird, quips about his wife having a big mind or even three minds. Fried notes the odd exchange as Oldbird recalls decades of companionship and a playful, affectionate remark about sharing parts of her mind across fifty years.
Excavators uncover a sixteenth yard knotted cord or quip in a prehistoric tomb. It holds 100 knots divided into ten color coded sections representing odd numbers from one to nineteen, scaled by silver beads to reproduce even numbers. It is described as an adding and calculating device.
A brief, hinted exchange reveals a couple quarrel with a sly line about a new rouge rubbing off easily, suggesting a playful domestic tension in a dated, humorous tone. The snippet captures social banter over cosmetics as a proxy for reconciliation.
Federal prohibition agents under Leo J. Grove dumped millions of drops of upper peninsula bootleg whiskey into a sewer last week. About 300 gallons of moonshine, some Italian wine and a few gallons of home brew were discarded. Bottles ranged from one ounce to several gallons, labeled with brands like William Pen and Old Crow, but the contents were unfit and often poisonous per Chicago chemist tests.
The passage describes cold in the upper peninsula as not bonded liquor but a quality of moonshine, noting that some is not even that and that much of the so called bonded liquor is poisonous.
The Tatler recounts a British workman nicknamed Jim who explains his habitual lateness with a clever alibi. He notes Teddy, who lives far away yet arrives on time, but insists that if he is late, he must hurry to reach the workplace.
Lela Cook reports years of gas and nervousness eased by Adlerika a single spoonful. The ad claims Adlerika removes gas relieves bloated feelings and cleanses bowels, urging readers to try it at Bessemer Pharmacy.
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