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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
3
A column of notices lists Lillian Hardy and many others departing for Chicago for employment or study. Individuals including Warren Finnegan, Donald McFarlane, Derine Corgiat, and Esther Skarvie leave for Detroit Milwaukee Ypsilanti and more to attend universities normal schools or embark on jobs. Several travel to Detroit for winter work while others return from short visits or funerals.
Public health pitch claims headaches coated tongue sour stomach and loss of appetite signal toxin buildup. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to remove the cause and cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels, sold at Bessemer Pharmacy.
An old advert touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Besse Mer Pharmacy as highly effective for headaches and constipation with promised positive results.
Mrs. Strom attended the State Association of Registers of Deeds meeting at Mount Clemens on September 9 and 10. Mrs. Kevern visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Truettner in Chicago. Johnston visited relatives in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship 11:60. Rev J H McDiymonds to preach. Epworth League 6:30. Evening service 7:30 with Rev Chas Fraser in charge and Rev James Roberts assisting.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Chas McL Fraser with a sermon titled A Fable Applied to Modern Church Life The Sunday school follows at 11 30 under the same church attendance details to be announced or noted for the day
Sunday school 9 30. Ironwood service 10 30. Wakefield service 3 00. Evening worship 7 30. Choir practice Tuesday 7 30. Confirmation Friday 4 15. Rev C A Benander.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Peterson announce the birth of a daughter at their home on a Wednesday morning.
Clara asks about a new fall coat Ruth admired last week. Ruth confirms she bought it and that her father also praised it after hearing of the purchase.
The wives joke that the husband plays poker naturally and that both wives are harmed by his gambling more than he earns. The quip hints at a domestic strain over gambling habits and financial concerns within a marriage.
Mrs E L Cochran and Mrs H W Fyrne hosted a casual bridge night Saturday at the Cochran residence. Five tables competed with first honors going to Mrs H J Hansen and W S Godfrey and second honors to Mrs W S Godfrey and Dr R E Hickey. Luncheon followed the games.
A group of friends gathered at Mrs Mary Koskeys home on Monday afternoon to celebrate her sixty first birthday with a pleasant social hour and a 4 o clock luncheon. She received a birthday gift from her friends. Attendees included Mrs John Thors Mrs Adolph Johnson Mrs Cornelius Hansen Mrs S A Larson Mrs Ole Olson Mrs Alfred Johnson Mrs Alec Carlson Mrs Gust Carlson Mrs Ida Stonemark Mrs Gust Nylund Mrs Albert Anderson Mrs Dahlgren Mrs Herman Erickson Mrs Herman Berg Mrs Victor Johnson and Miss Edith Koskey.
Choir members surprised Astrid Hansen at her home on Tuesday evening for a birthday celebration. Guests included Mrs. C A Benander Mrs Oscar Monton of Ironwood Mrs J W Johnson Mrs Emil Marander Mrs Olaf Skagen Mr and Mrs Albert Swedberg and several Misses and Messrs reflecting a social gathering with refreshments served.
A lighthearted exchange describes the children's activities with the girls powdering and the boys puffing. The dialogue conveys a playful domestic scene and tender family humor.
We express heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted us during our bereavement and those who shared kindness and sympathy and the lovely floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson Herbert Johnson.
Applications filed for marriage licenses include Howard A Meredith and Thelma Gilbert of Mellen Wisconsin Frank Provencher of Puritan Michigan and Helen Milo of Montreal Wisconsin Matt Wuorinen of Wakefield Michigan and Jennie Havikko Clarence Allen and Gracie Cox of Mareniseco Michigan Conrad Nezworski and Alice Wiescinsky Ironwood Michigan Benjamin Sobolesky and Jeanette Radomski Ironwood Michigan
The origin of the idea that the Earth is round is lost to history, with attribution placed sometime after Thales of Miletus and before Aristotle. The concept emerged through ancient Greek philosophical and observational work rather than a single discoverer.
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