16 May 1914
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
1
A faith study explains that doing justly and loving mercy, walking humbly with God, is the true standard under Messiah's millennial rule. It contrasts prudent foundation building on Christ with those who follow human tradition, noting salvation for tribulation class and eligibility for the Little Flock and Great Company.
A field remedy describes treating dogs that raid hen nests by lacing an eggshell bait with tartar emetic or pepper. The poisoned egg sickens the dog and breaks the habit without necessarily killing it, with precautions to prevent child access. The report cites George H. Duncy in Country Gentleman.
A reflection on love and youth from Anne Bryan McCall as quoted in Woman's Home Companion. The piece contrasts idealized first love with the timeless truth that love, in any form, is ancient and scarcely understood, shaping a vivid, personal paradise for readers.
The article warns that most fatalities occur when outdoors during a thunderstorm. Seek shelter indoors. avoid sheltering under solitary trees as lightning hits highest points. Wooded areas reduce risk, though certain trees like oaks are more dangerous than beeches. Avoid large crowds and animals, as warmth can attract strikes.
Lecod outlines three criminal ages. Seventeen to thirty commits bold, deadly acts like highway robbery and murder. Thirty to forty five codes burglaries and forgeries with little violence. Forty five to seventy becomes a gang leader planning major crimes such as train rob beries and kidnappings.
Describes Persian carpet quality compared with cadim, noting Kashmir wool used in many carpets and the Kashmir “pushin” wool for fine textures. Explains Indian weavers using symbol strings to dictate color and stitch patterns, with young boys weaving under a head reader who dictates each row.
Administrator Wmo S. Baird will mail cheques to Bank of Lionwood creditors. This instalment grants 3 percent, bringing total dividends to 15 percent. The Michigan estate value is 4,484.78 dollars, with about 81,000.00 in assets and 67,000.00 in dividends already paid.
Ashland records report Miss Mabie Wright, Lincoln building second grade teacher, died after her father fell ill. She left Ashland Tuesday to be at his bedside, arriving just an hour before his death. Wright had served as city tickets agent for the South Shore in Marquette. He died Monday at Mellen after illness from pneumonia led to surgery. The funeral was held in Marquette Friday afternoon.
Manpower ad for Rochester Auto School offers training at home to learn repairing and selling autos. Promises earnings from 18 to 50 dollars weekly, with a free booklet upon request. School claims five years in operation and many successful graduates.
Aniele Sam will hold nation wide examinations for Postal Employees Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers Departmental Clerks and other government positions. The Postmaster General estimates 750 million parcel post packages next year, signaling thousands of appointments. Any man or woman over 15 in city or country has an equal chance. free information from the Bureau of Instruction Wisner Blog Rochester N Y 77th Adv.
Two star boxing matches set for Saturday May 16 at Hawley Opera House Ontonagon Michigan Phil Baker of DePere meets Kid Parker of Alpena in a 10 round feature and Young Mae of Altoona faces Kid Sweney of Indianapolis in a separate bout Two preliminaries and doors open at 8:00 with first bout at 8:20 Admission 150 ringside 100.
Earn from 15 to 35 dollars weekly as demand for trained nurses rises. The Rochester Nurses Institute offers a home study nursing course with a diploma upon completion. Open to ages 18 to 60, letters request free book and details from Rochester, N Y.
The obituary notes the devoted care of a daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Proft. It mentions Mr Proftian brother of August I Proft and lists attendees of the funeral including August Proft, William Proft of Phillips, and Miss Mary Proft of Plymouth, Wis.
Nick Frank announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Gogebie County sheriff in the upcoming August primary. He asks for the support of county voters at the polls and signs off respectfully. The notice also advertises Edison and Victor music machines available at Tripiett's in Ironwood, Michigan.
A team of horses is offered for sale. Interested parties should contact W H Chaney in Beauemer Michigan for details and pricing.
Weber and Bartish, druggists, hold the Bessemer agency for Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark glycerine remedy famed for curing appendicitis. One dose promises instant relief from sour stomach gas and constipation claiming rapid removal of old matter.
Death of Miss Hattie Proft aged 15 at her parents home on West Main Street Merrillis after a bout with dropsy affecting her heart. She fell ill in early February and was confined to bed until her passing.
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