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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
The fragment outlines WCTU aims and principles with focus on total abstinence prohibition, morals, home protection, suffrage, and temperance education in public schools led by a superintendent. It emphasizes organization, education, agitation, and standard of morals.
Brigadier General Doggett assails the army canteen, arguing it turns total abstainers into drinkers and listing officers who opposed it. He proposes paying officers to favor abstainers, claiming the issue touches labor, morality, and social disorder with widespread support from church leaders, labor figures, and public figures.
A letter urging equity brothers to back National President J A Everitt, arguing reformers face traitors across movements from Benedict Arnold to Greenbacks and Populists. It critiques fiat money policies, cites Roosevelt bond issues, and likens critics to a tornado and a fool, concluding with a pointed dismissal of opposition.
The drainage question draws wide attention as a key to unlocking low lands in Southeast Missouri. Proponents argue removing excess water will yield long term benefits and financial returns for landowners and communities.
Fragmented call for funds highlights the need for cash, tent expenditures, and building connections. Emphasis on accommodations and gratitude for assistance. Vague phrases suggest ongoing work and the importance of giving what can be afforded. The message stresses cooperation and impact of shared support.
The People's National Bank Jackson Missouri reports a taken up cow and calf in Apple Creek Township Cape Girardeau County. The property described includes a black and white spotted cow with a damaged right hip and ear marks and a red heifer about eighteen months old. Appraised at sixteen dollars by Thomas RB Crites John Friese and C M Friese. Jesse Crites Noy Tih 1907.
An Atlanta balm maker promotes a botanical remedy as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases including cancer. The ad promises relief for chronic conditions, claims rapid healing after other products fail, and offers a sample by mail order for one dollar per bottle.
Testimonial letters report relief from epilepsy fits and St Vitus Dance after using Miles Nervine. Patients describe severe past suffering and rapid improvement with early benefit and a money back guarantee. Letters credit Nervine for restoring health and calming persistent convulsions in several cases.
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