Stagnation Fatal and Remedies in Thought
Quoted reflections warn that stagnation leads to being fossilized while progress comes from new currents of thought. A sermon notes that while some troubles resist Bible or home remedies, systematic exercise and fresh air offer practical cures.
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Gell Phillips
Henry Ward Reecher
Advertising Rates for The Herald Legal Notices
The Herald lists legal advertising charges including 50 cents per insertion and per notice. Common ads priced are divorce notices 7.60, notice of settlement 2.50, administrator’s notices 23, bank statements 5, with cash upfront or proof of publication. Display rates apply per inch and local rates vary. the fragment shows many typographical errors.
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Dark Ages of Missouri and the Hyde administration
A long critical tirade attacks the Hyde governance in Missouri, labeling it the Dark Ages of Missouri and predicting Democratic victory in 1922. It blasts Republican allies, denounces Hyde’s manipulation, and ridicules contemporary editors for backing the incumbent while urging immediate action to oust the administration and restore Democratic influence.
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Arthur M. Fyde
Hyde
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Hiram Lloyd
Jackson
Censor, & Reublican Journal of
St. Louis
Denoerit
Duever
Pearl producing mussel yields potential large button pearl
Dannie Dorman, an Illinois river fisherman, found a mussel reportedly producing a large button pearl. He kept the mollusk in a secret cache and claims the pearl is growing. Dorman expects to realize a neat sum from its sale after it matures.
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Dannie Dorman
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First Picture of Dempsey Over Carpentier in Jersey City
Scene from the fourth round shows Dempsey knocking out Carpentier. The image, rushed by special delivery to The Hayti Herald, captures referee Ertle as Carpentier falls. Dempsey stands victorious in the Jersey City Arena.
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Dempsey
Carpentier
Jersey City
Hayti Herald
Maimed ex service men blamed for suicides in New York
Washington reports before the Senate Investigating Committee that more than four hundred maimed ex soldiers in New York State have killed themselves in the past year. Dr. Salmon of the American Legion Hospital links deaths to government neglect after war, unemployment, and poverty. The probe promises possible government action to relieve the crisis.
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Senate
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France
New York
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Spiritualist Testifies in Ohio Murder Trial
Mrs Mary Wade a spiritualist testified in the trial of Mrs Catherine Kaber accused of killing her husband. Wade said Kaber tried to hire her to commit the murder claiming the husband stood in the way as his wife loved a college professor and wanted the money to go to him Thane.
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Cleveland
Mary Wade
Catherine Kaber
Former Sheriff Drowns in Osage Fork Near Lebanon
William Lambeth, former Laclede county sheriff, drowned yesterday in the Osage fork of the Gasconade River about fourteen miles from Lebanon Missouri. The brief item notes the river’s swift current yet small size and mentions 4ST AG Vil Lesieur visiting his brother from Pascola.
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Lebanon
William Lambeth
Laclede County
Osage Fork
Gasconade
Elephant's Ear plant in Hawaii and Pacific use
The elephant's ear, a Hawaiiar or Fijian plant with large bright leaves, grows in moist outdoor soil or hotbeds and greenhouses. In fall it is stored away from damp and frost. In Pacific islands the rootstock is a staple food, with taro pots made in Hawaii.
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Pacific Islands
Hawaii
Potter's Field Origin and a Boston Script Mystery
A fragmentary note cites Potter's Field origin from Matthew and mentions a Boston Script report about a singer's family reacting to news of a new terror in the choir. The text mixes biblical reference with garbled OCR lines and a stray tale.
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Judas
Oll Teesie
Wegen
Boston Transcript
One-Handed Clock Described as Oldest Alarm Piece
A pre Revolutionary era American alarm clock made in Philadelphia by Jonathan Wood features a single hand marking hours in Roman numerals with four 15 minute segments. Weights operate both the clock and its bell, allowing time estimates within two to three minutes after six.
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Jonathan Woodladelphia
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