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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
8
The document states that those failing to apply or lacking a board certificate may still conduct business, but bodies with dangerous communicable diseases may not be shipped unless embalmed by a licensed and qualified embalmer. An $5 fee accompanies each examination application.
An advert claims a single package yields quarts of baby medicine and introduces Mountain Tea for infants and children priced at 35 cents. It urges readers to ask their druggist for this product labeled livections and emphasizes its suitability for families.
A Mirror excerpt explains the phrase panic terror arising from fear inspired by Pan, the god with goat legs. It notes disciplined Greek troops breaking ranks without attack, fleeing in panic from imagined menace, and philosophers recognizing the mythical cause behind widespread fear.
Rieh Man and Rupert Theologian debate Amal Lorenzo Barber a Howard University philosophy professor famed for secular theology. The trace of $35,000,000 in asphalt over nineteen years is cited, contrasting street-building with scholarly pursuits in a wilderness-like comparison to Hepsidam and Pitch Lake.
A sensational crime tale from lipo Italy describes a young woman of Napier society who lured Iozzarone to her father’s garden and asked him to kill her. He shot her then killed her mother who arrived after the revolver report. He was arrested as he intended to flee.
In compliance with Detroit rules adopted June 23, 1890, county conventives are urged to forward certified delegate lists to the State Central Committee at Clare after delegates to the State Convention are chosen. The notice is signed by Chairman Genait J. Diexena and Secretary Danis E. Alwart.
The apportionment of delegates to counties is based on the total vote for governor on November 6, 1900. One delegate for every 500 votes and any fraction of 300 or more yields at least two delegates per county. Total: 1094 delegates listed.
Between your children and the tor tures of itching and burning eczema scaldhead or other skin diseases How why by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve earth's greatest healer Quickest cure for Ulcers Fever Sores Salt Rheum Cuts Burns or Bruises Infallible for Piles 5e at D MacFarlane's drug store
The passage explains the archaic use of kindly as meaning of its kind and how the phrase kindly fruit of the earth refers to the fruit of the earth after its kind. It notes modern readers see no definite meaning due to changes in signification and the attachment of new senses to kindly.
A garbled line cites a Syrians defeat in battle in the year 168 C. It mentions quantities and a clash but details are obscured by corrupted text. No clear names, places, or events are fully readable.
Kruger, nephew of the pres lake, braves a steep precipice to save a starved sheep. Covering his boots with tarred twine, he clambers two hours, reaches the animal, and lowers it by rope to a boat. He then sails to the Cape to defend his homeland.
Geo S. Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts a five year struggle with dyspepsia. He tried pepsin and other medicines without relief until using Kodol which he says provided immediate improvement and eventual full recovery.
A Klondike traveler notes ground freezes to great depths, saying it never thaws beyond two feet even in summer. He recalls Dawson winters where faces freeze during running, advises heavy woolens and oversized boots, and suggests using wood items for warmth. Summers, he adds, are fine.
The possibility of one cent telephone messages over short distances is now suggested. Reductions in cost of numerous daily use articles have been powerful. It may be that the fortunate American will see one cent postage and telephone tolls and cheap railway rates in the future.
German thrift and enterprise are credited with reviving Palestine and inspiring progress abroad. A JeruSalem bank moved 15 million dollars last year, German boats ply the Dead Sea, and German machinery stirs Moab as ancient landscapes awaken to new industry under imperial effort.
A reader from Quincy, Illinois praises De Witt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver and urges others to try them. The testimonial extols safety and satisfaction, claiming no one who uses Foley’s Honey and Tar is ever dissatisfied.
A medical officer notes that the Philippines improves some troops while exposing others to fevers and intestinal diseases. The climate is said to aid rheumatism, with vigorous soldiers returning strong while the weak become stronger. History of service since 1898 frames the observation.
Champ Clark credits campaign strain with causing collapse of his body functions yet credits three bottles of Electric Bitters at a druggist’s counter for restoring health. The ad claims overworked men and weak women gain vitality from Electric Bitters, priced 60 cents and guaranteed by D. MacFarlane.
An ad touts Foley's Kidney Cure as improving kidney function by removing impurities from blood. It claims the remedy makes sound kidneys, strengthens the system, and promises positive cures for kidney and bladder diseases.
In a Lordly debate Lord Ribbiesdale tried to quote From Greenland’s icy mountains but mangled the second line and failed on the third. He is not the first prominent figure to trip over the hymn’s opening line, with another famous person beginning From Iceland’s greasy mountains and stopping short.
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. The advertisement notes its usefulness for lung and throat conditions and encourages readers to try the remedy.
A historical testimonial claims De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve heals a leg sore after thirty years of other remedies. The speaker H. C. Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana reports rapid relief for skin ailments and piles, warning readers to beware of counterfeit products.
A vintage advertisement warns travel by rail and team causes kidney trouble due to constant motion. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy and includes a testimonial from Geo H. Hllanson, locomotive engineer of Lima, Ohio, stating engine vibration worsened his kidneys until using the cure.
Natilini Quilici sues John Combo Louise Combo and others in Gogebic County Michigan circuit court at Bessemer. Defendants John Combo and Louise Combo reside unknown outside the state. They must appear and answer within five months or the bill will be confessed. Notice to be published weekly for six weeks in the Resemer Herald or served personally with twenty days before appearance. First publication May 26.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple daily passenger trains with times such as 8:14 p.m., 9:00 p.m., and 7:03 p.m. plus connections for country Saxon and Eska lines. Mentions Scoot Passenger No. 83 and No. 32 with ex Sun services and a Beegrees Ren note.
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