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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
4
A political column urges Ter Niedringhaus to secure the U S Senate seat by steady support from Niedringhaus allies in Missouri. It predicts Republican party alignment and persistence until March 4, framing the ballot as a decisive move for Niedringhaus despite bolters.
County representative Kres introduces bill No. 82 to bar divorced individuals from remarrying within one to five years and bill No. 221 to curb impersonation of registered voters. The judiciary committee reports favorably on bill 82, while bill 221 targets election authenticity amid partisan debate and calls for party loyalty in the senator selection.
Advertises Ballard's Horehound Syrup for night rest and cough relief. Claims sound sleep and a prompt cure. Prices 45e 60e and $1. Sold by Dr. Woods, the druggist.
A history making steel coating process promises lower costs by reducing brittleness and internal stresses. Government experts and a long established firm tested the method, with promising results though some details remain withheld. The process involves controlled heating and electric current during cooling to improve hardness and durability.
In a court hearing many letters were entered as evidence explaining the phrase Vashti and its meaning “Till death do us part.” The inquiry linked Vashti to a novel titled The Death Us the Part by Augusta Evans in New York press reporting.
Public attention rises to Electric Bitters as a cure for sick stomach and liver issues. Mary H Walters of 545 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio reports years of illness and fever with nervous wreck, sleep loss, and weak stomach. after starting Electric Bitters she improved quickly and was cured. Sold by Dr Woods. Price 25 cents.
A vintage advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the aid for fat babies. It claims fat babies are happier, cry less, and have sturdier nerves, while scrawny infants suffer more from touch. The copy urges readers to request a free sample.
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