Kreismann Elected Mayor In Quiet Jackson Election
The election passed off quietly here as St. Louis went Republican by about 10 000. Kreismann was elected mayor.
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Kreismann
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
4
Missouri General Assembly Scrambles to Finish Legislation
The Missouri General Assembly faces a tight timeline with about twenty days remaining to complete its work. Lawmakers must push through bills and reach final adjournment before the session ends.
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Missouri General Assembly
Helping hands vs kicking a man when down
An old saying contrasts how some still kick a man when he is down with the philanthropist urging a helping hand. The comment reflects enduring moral judgments about mercy and charity.
Cape Girardeau Eyes Unanimous Vote for J. T. McDonald
Five candidates were reported for county school superintendent on Tuesday in Cape Girardeau. It now appears there was only one real candidate, J. T. McDonald, and a motion is made to make his election unanimous.
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J. T. McDonald
Cape Girardeau
McDonald
Washington
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer Pleasant Cod Liver Oil Alternative
Advert describes C. O. D. Tablets pure Norwegian cod liver oil condensed into pills. Claims tablets avoid nausea and stomach upset, provide essential components for lung and general health, and include hypophosphites and licorice. Sold 50c and 1.00 bottles at drug stores or by mail from Dr Kasson Chemical Co. New York. Local dealer H. K L. Jones in Jackson, Mo.
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DR. Kasson Chemical Company
East 29Th Street
New York
H. K L. Jones
Drawgist
Jiekson
The Women of Japan in Old and New Life
A vivid portrait of Japanese women blending tradition with modern presence. The piece praises charm and modest wit, describes courtship via flower omens, wedding customs with silk girdles and white veils, and the serene, spacious home life. It notes elegance, ritual, and balanced roles in domestic life.
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Japan
New York Evening Sun
Lucky
Yome Temple
Palace Park
Science Conquering Tuberculosis and Hope for Cures
Alfred Meyer reports that public and medical efforts against tuberculosis have grown since a Washington congress. Earlier hopes fade, but now early detection and hygienic living boost recovery chances. No single cure exists, but many patients are cured and stay well through strengthened immunity and proper care.
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Ishigami
Japan
Jer Sons
Alfred Meyer
New York State
International Congress On Tuberculosis
Harper's Weekly
A Reflective Portrait of Womanhood Across Cultures
The excerpt sketches life stages of girls and women across eras and cultures. It contrasts Roman rites with Japanese perceptions, presenting a view of feminine power wrapped in fragility. It portrays women as cheerful despots whose inner strength hides tyrannical impulses.
Needle making in Redditch origins and growth
Engileh Needle Making traces the origin of the English needle industry to Redditch with monastic teaching at Bordesley’s Claterclan Abbey before dissolution in 1548. The trade grew slowly and did not concentrate around Redditch until the late eighteenth century.
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Redditch
Claterclan Abbey
Bordesley
Visible Music by an Enelleh Inventor Demonstrates Acoustic Ograph
An Enelleh inventor, Mr Bowron, devised a small oscillating mirror to reflect light from a phonograph. The resulting beam forms a luminous curve on a screen that varies with the music, creating a visible representation of the sound. The instrument is named the acoustic oxygraph.
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Bowron
Vagaries of the Juvenile Mind and a Lesson in Abbreviating
A classroom vignette notes a teacher guiding Willie to abbreviate and shorten wording. The moment highlights language play and a student’s effort to condense from an older text.
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Willie
Wille
Backwoods Romance of Jackson and Rachel Donelson
A rough-hewn 18th century Kentucky tale follows Andrew Jackson and Rachel Donelson Robards. Their romance, duels, political rise, and enduring devotion are set against frontier life, marriage disputes, and the birth of a future U.S. president. incidents span 1788 to 1812, including Jacksons battles, public life, and the smear campaigns that shadowed their union.
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Andrew Jackson
Mra Robarda
Andrew Jaghson
Nesheuty
Beeat
Donelada
Donelson
Jackson
Manleas
Rachel
Robards
Nashville
Kentucky
Natehon
Natehez
Robard
Riche
Mra Robards
Evershing
Mia Rowards
Avery
Sevier
Tennesm
Charlew Dickinson
Dickinson
Newrleans
Ale
Enduring Bosnian Recruits Face Skulls Flattened At Birth
A terse report notes that sixty two of every one hundred Bosnian recruits show flattened skulls, attributed to harsh infant head shaping in the first months of life, indicating a widespread practice with lasting effects.
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Bosna
The Soothing Arts and Domestic Labor
A 19th century reflection praises small domestic arts as stabilizing to men and women. The essay argues knitting, darning, and sewing regulate thought, deeming smoking unwise and urging women to keep husbands engaged in crafts to prevent insanity and moral decay.
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J. T. Eaton
Bna
Journal of Education
Toman
Diplomatic hotel clerk heightens room pricing puzzle
A New York Times report recalls a room clerk at a Manhattan woman’s hotel deemed to require special qualifications. A young prospective guest asked for a room, proposing 150 dollars a day versus 3 dollars weekly, only to learn all rooms were occupied until a guest leaves or marries. The young woman sighed that hope seemed hopeless.
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Mn Woman's Hotel
New York
An Example in Sensationalism in 1789 France
In 1789 the French public craving sensational news, Camille Desmontins published Lanny Post Talks to the People of Paris urging punishment by lamp and hanging for opponents. He later admitted innocent victims were harmed as mobs attacked. The tale served as a caution about sensational newspapers.
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Camille Desmontins
Piarix
Hustle
Yale
Better Homespun Slogan Prompts Candid Advice
The quote urges choosing wholesome behavior over broken promises and playful eccentric charm toward Theo, suggesting safety in genuine conduct and personal appeal within a social dynamic.
Safe ways out of danger and risky travel by night
A writer argues against hasty travel and home dangers from faulty construction and late hours. He cites the Shrewsbury accident and a Mauretania versus Lusitania record, warning that crowding and speed increase risk. He questions the obsession with minute time saves aboard liners and the idea of ultimate safety.
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Shrewsbury
London
The Tanned Man and Others on a Motor Yacht Tour
The passage describes men tanned and altered by cosmetics and sun exposure, noting a striking woman with auburn hair and pale complexion. It portrays a restaurant scene with “bandits” and “villains,” references to race and beauty, and questions why men admire cosmetic work while women seek cosmetic appeal.
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Rome
The Optimists Club Seeks Cheerful Members in London
A quirky 19th century notice describes an Optimists Club in London inviting members who must be cheerful and look on the bright side. It outlines hall decorations and servant expectations, with future plans for rooms in the Sfeewatilhyy region and recruitment for an organizer and officers to run the club.
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London
Portenin
Fliethon Mamd Bietorye
John Faletaff
Pengtom
Mook Heley
Ane Yoo
Sfeewatilhyy
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