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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
6
A quotation from Success Magazine extols true wealth as character and wisdom. It praises those who value landscapes, art, science, and literature over mere possessions and who endure hardship with cheerfulness. It argues real riches lie in mind, virtue, and generous use of one’s gifts.
A French journalist Jules Huret recalls his father’s small ground floor shop in a building shared with a large clothing firm. The firm’s manager pressured relocation by offering higher rent and buying the building, forcing a move unless the tenant stayed and paid substantially more. The elder Huret asked for two weeks to decide, then chose to stay with no rent increase but an added 2,500 francs yearly.
The Michigan probate docket in Be Coro deals with Cyril Cordnet heirs and the estate of Wile lit in Cardinal. The court orders sale of estate assets and sets a hearing for November 16 at 10 o clock in the forenoon to consider the petition and grant necessary powers. Public notice will be given through a newspaper with circulation in the county.
Stop that cold with Preventics as a safe early remedy to curb sneezes and aches before pneumonia. The candy cough and cold cure claims no quinine or physics, suitable for children, sold in pocket and family box sizes, urged for feverishness and prompt relief.
A collage of quoted maxims on virtue, sympathy, and self examination. Notable lines address weighing others by the same standard, the healing power of sympathy, cheerfulness, and the impact of refined hearts on health and society. The excerpts echo moral guidance from various authors including Kempis Culver Kanavewn Meurora George Moore.
Scott and Browne promote Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as life enhancing for all ages. It claims to restore appetite, ease the burden of food, restore flesh, and brighten life when work is hard, presenting the product as food easy on a troubled stomach.
A fragmentary passage discusses French cultural critique and gender roles, noting contrasts between American and European perspectives. It references public figures, literary tastes, and attitudes toward women and education, ending with a domestic scene of a mother explaining a name.
An advertisement proclaims a prevailing disease linked to kidney trouble and heart failures. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues, promising cures and inviting readers to request a book and address from Binghamton New York.
A quotation notes that many prefer remaining ignorant to having a disliked person explain to them. It reflects skepticism toward persuasive explanations and social friction influencing learning. The line emphasizes authority and personal rapport in communication.
A reminiscence recalls Saturday night rituals of two elderly men shaving together. The narrator describes the shared routines from water to lather to razor checks, the playful bickering over strops, and the family jokes as children watched the comical carefulness and missteps of the old men. The piece ends with a reflection on childhood memories sparked by the cutthroat ritual.
An inventive inventor patents an electric foot warmer shaped like tight felt overshoes. A small battery powers the heating element through insulated wires, and a button start creates a central warm path for the foot.
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