Central Business College and City News Ad
An 1880s Jackson MO item promotes Central Business College with gymnasium and reading rooms, Home Study Course benefits, and enrollment notes. It includes editorial remarks urging informed voting, strong office candidates, and improvements to school facilities as part of a broader local news page. The piece references General topics on education, subscriptions, and modern psych-therapy ideas.
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Scientific American
Everybody's Magazine
Globe Democrat
Republic
Central Business College
Tennyson's Brook
America
Central Husiness College
Map offer to old Herald subscribers sparks political debate
The Herald promotes a map deal with 15 months plus a map for S125 to old sub scribers and 12 months with a map for 1.25 to 10 new subscribers, while remarks from Pope and Dickens frame ethical politics and free speech in public life.
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Dickens
Earth
Herald
People Should Rule Vote Message From Bryan and Sherman
A political notice urges voters to choose morally good men and vote according to personal conviction. It argues the map subscription offers subscribers value and frames the question Shall the people rule as a central theme. The piece contrasts independence with reliance on others and hints at reform of influences in funding campaigns.
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Othrs
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Sherman
Poultry Feedback Sought By Missouri Board
State Board of Agriculture in Columbia Missouri requests readers who raise poultry to report flock sizes sales figures eggs per year and per month housing and feeding methods focal markets and other experiences. Secretary Geo Ellis seeks replies and appealing poultry pictures for a pamphlet to be issued.
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Géo. Ellis
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Ellis
Central Business College Items Sedalia Mo
Central Business College in Sedalia reports 30 to 40 pupils enrolled for the first week. A large force is busy papering and painting the campus as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
Sedalia, Mo
Magnetic Healing advertised by Murphysboro healer
An advertisement proclaims the Magnetic Healing method by L. Haskell in Murphysboro, claiming cures for all diseases without drugs or surgery. It emphasizes home treatment, asks patients to describe their case, and requests a self addressed reply with a stamp.
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Sureme
United States
L. Haskill
Murphysboro
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Bruening & Kerstner
Missouri
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Warner
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Col. Jeffries
Confederate Veterans
New Court House
Cape County
6Th Regiment
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Henry Puss
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