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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
5
The Egyptian School of Suggestive Therapeutics promotes magnetic healing to cure diseases without drugs or surgery. Led by Prof. L Haskill, the practice claims national endorsements and home treatment with cures numbered by the hundred. Patients may write with a description of their case for guidance.
Notice is given that the estate of Charles Toss deceased has letters testamentary granted to Wo. Br. Scoanen, executor, by the Probate Court of Cape Cardarden County dated March 8 1908. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within one year or be barred from the estate. if not shown within two years from publication, claims will be forever barred.
Letters of administration on the estate of John A Bowers have been granted by Ca Girardeau county court to Sarahek Bowens. hearing set for March 10 1900. Administrators require claimants to exhibit their claims for allowance within one year from the letters date or be barred by law.
Probate notice from Cape Girardeau County states surviving partner Tf Howes is administrator of the Howers and Son partnership estate. All claimants must present claims within one year for allowance or be forever barred.
Order of publication in State of Missouri against Omar of Cape Girardeau names Silas A. Martin as plaintiff and Emelie Martin as defendant. The circuit court sets next term, requires appearance by May 3, and warns that default will yield judgment. Public notice dated February 24, 1a. J. E. Sonia, Circuit Clerk.
Garden suppliers emphasize bundled seeds and tidy packaging at McAtee Mere, offering a curated selection for home growers and hobbyists. The store promotes convenient bundles and labeled assortments to simplify planting plans.
Notice states Jackson Missouri school district holds annual election on Tuesday April 6 1909 in four wards to elect two directors for three year terms and to vote on a tax levy of sixty five cents per one hundred dollars for schools and to elect county superintendent. Bonded debt is two thousand dollars. Terms of C W Henderson and O L Hoffman expire. By order of the Board of Education.
Since the purchase of the Van divert Abstract Books by the Cape County Abstract Company the plant has been greatly enlarged and many new and valuable features added thereto. The loose leaf system is being installed by the company, which makes this abstract plant now up to date and modern in every respect.
A New York mass meeting on September 7 united Turks Armenians Greeks Albanians Syrians and Americans in support of Abdul Hamid’s constitutional reforms. Mundji Bey led the Turkish delegation as President Roosevelt sent his support. The Young Turks aim to depose Abdul Hamid within months and install Reshad Efendi. The program calls for Turkish financial reorganization universal education universal military service and reform of the court to end exterritoriality.
Rheta Childe Dorr argues the U S public schools fail to teach living skills and practical work aims. Most students do not reach high school, while 95 percent stay in grammar and only 2 percent reach college. A practical preparatory program should be a complete system within itself.
Fashion favors using buttermilk for health and skin, mixed with clabbered milk and flour to form a stiff batter. A teaspoon salt and a teaspoon soda are blended into a flour gill, then beaten into the batter with enough buttermilk to reach buckwheat cake consistency.
In 1004 New York in doubtful column this year gave Roosevelt 859563 votes Parker GNS0S1 In 1900 New York gave McKinley 821992 and Bryan 678386.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a quip about political enemies belonging to different tracts within the same party. The remark highlights intra party factionalism and calls into question campaign rhetoric and alignment.
A reflective essay on the primacy of heart over intellect and wealth. It argues that generous, generous-hearted action expands influence, softens harsher ages, and elevates daily dealings over mere material gain. It urges enlarging the sphere of kindness in work, play, and world affairs.
A Philadelphia dinner tale recalls Bishop Potter and the artistic temperaments of Whistler Poe Hawthorne and Landor. Landor loved flowers yet killed a cook in a rose bed after a wretched dinner. From his Florence villa gardens to the window scene the anecdote ends with his horror at the roves.
A historic note highlights many ozone applications from water sterilization to ore refinement and bleaching. Sir Oliver Lodge warns against excessive inhalation of ozone while acknowledging its therapeutic claims under skilled supervision for ailments including tuberculosis and blood poisoning, with noted bacterial effects.
A guest quips about sending a motor to meet So-and-so while a hostess defends ownership of the car. The exchange exposes class and gender expectations as the host admits a mislaid item and apologizes for trousers mix up, reflecting social etiquette in a Saturday Review context.
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