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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1908

Page

6

Hidden Perils Chapter X Continued in Dark School Room

Lorraine and Rourke confront truth amid secrecy as Una's arranged engagement looms. Lorraine pleads for secrecy, while Miss Shefford arranges a sea trip. Una's distress grows after Mrs Trenham’s death as Lorraine accuses Newley. The trio rushes to London, then home as tensions between love, duty, and family obligations intensify.

Mrs. Farrissey Una Hampton House Lorraine Rourke Miss Shefford Oldady Miss Sheford Papa Joan Ana Brighton London Rupert's Rest Hohve Mr. Newley Newley Athol Vere Athol Mr. Gaveston Iohoe

Fireless locomotives in Germany shown as useful yard engines

Special Agent Carden reports from Berlin on fireless locomotives used in Germany. The engines require only a throttle bar and brake, need one operator, and run four to five hours on steam from a local power station. They are suited for yard work near their supply base, with steam pressures around 170 pounds and capable of returning with very low pressure.

Germany Carden United States Revenue Cutter Service Berlin United States Philadelphia Ledger

Laundering Shirt Waists by Mathilde and Bridget

Mathilde, a well known washerwoman, guides Bridget the Irish trainee as they iron shirt waists. She explains that waists vary by body size, requiring different molds and shaping for tall, fat, or slim figures. The lesson stresses careful fit over uniform ironing to deliver the best shirts to the town.

Mathilde Bridget Bodee Avilaire

The First of Its Kind. Philos Sees No New Thing

Sagely he shakes his head and notes nothing is new under the sun. A tentative wedding scene unfolds as a judge presides and a baby is sought or presented in the moment.

Philos

The Lord Our Shepherd Lesson November 15 1908

Sunday School lesson on Psalm 23 explains Jehovah as shepherd offering food protection and shelter. It urges believers to trust the Lord My Shepherd and live as obedient sheep, including sanctification and Holy Spirit anointing for service. References to David Isaiah and scripture reinforce faith and perseverance.

David Isaiah Lord God Valley of the Shadow Jesus House of the Lord Archangel

Dry counties rise in Ohio and South Dakota spread

The Rose law dry wave covers twelve Ohio counties as majorities sweep to prohibition, while South Dakota reports sixteen of eighty eight counties with local option votes all choosing dry. Saloons voted out total 300 across the state. In Asheville, Rev Whitaker is convicted of using the mails for fraud. Mormon elders plan a statewide campaign led by William Redd and a four-man route to reach farmers. Gregory Koenig’s St Paul estate funds Catholic masses.

National Sunday School Union South Dakota Methodist Conference Ohio United States Circuit Court Asheville N. C William G. Whit William Redd Gregory Koenig St. Paul Catholic Church

Rehearing Sought in Pouren Extradition Case and Other News

Secretary of State Root requests a rehearing over the Pouren extradition matter citing affidavits alleging political offenses. Roosevelt reportedly refused to heed petitions against refugee policies. The Forest Service warns of $1,000,000 daily losses from fires, urging better patrols and brush control. Flat two cent postage begins US Britain cross channel. Navy explores wireless use of the Washington Monument for long distance signaling. Colorado repairs after Double Bluff wreck require dry dock. Boston immigration probes flag 40 Mormon converts for further inquiry. Canal work nears halfway mark with 91 million cubic yards to go. Army Life notes Key’s letter prompting Newport War College gathering and critiques on Dakota armor.

Jan Pouren New York Russia Root Pouren Friends of Jacob Schiff America Pouren Defense Conference William English Walling Roosevelt Department of the Refugee Army and Navy Life Navy Department A. L. Key Fore River War College Newport Dakota Key

Nothing I Ate Agreed With Me

Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports stomach trouble indigestion and nervous unease that improved after using Peruna and following Dr Hartmans advice She says she now feels as well as ever and hopes others with similar symptoms will use Peruna The publisher notes many other testimonials in their files

Lenora Bodenhamer Box Kernersville N. C Perua Hartman

Wives React As Three Fishermen Vanish Overnight

Worst of All, Mr Lane, Mr Hobart, and Mr Meek disappeared after a fishing trip leaving their wives unaware of their whereabouts until nightfall. The men return, describe anxious chatter at home, with remarks on clothing dampness and hopes for a pie and dumplings. Mr Meek laments silence from his wife, humorous about lacking a word.

Mr. Lane Mr. Hobart Mr. Meek Marthy

Local Burglar Won Over by Neighboring Hero

A suburban man recounts a burglar entering the neighborhood and stealing a squeaky phonograph cover. The visitor asks what punishment would be given if captured, and the narrator suggests a monument would be fitting.

Eager to Work Health Restored by Grape Nuts

A wealthy woman recalls a year of indigestion and weakness after an operation. After two months on Grape Nuts her appetite, stomach, and nerves improved, restoring her energy and zest for life. The testimonial ends with the familiar "There's a Reason" from Postum Co.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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