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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

7

President Roosevelt rides with Bacon. Bacon briefly injured

In Washington on a Sunday ride with President Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of State Bacon was thrown when his horse bolted. He suffered a badly bruised leg and was confined to home for two days. The president, amused, teased Bacon about riding and suggested buckboards. Bacon later rode home in wet clothes after the incident.

Washington Roosevelt Bacon Loudoun County Harvard Mr. Bacon Chesapeake Canal Rock Creek Park Pres Dent Lodge Taft

Senate Buzz Reveals Pettus Ear Device Mystery

A buzzing disruption in the Senate caused by Senator Pettus of Alabama turns out to stem from a new hearing device. An ear piece and storage battery worn under his coat linked to a desk setup produced the mysterious sound heard by all.

Senate White House Capitol Pettus Alabama

Unpleasant Alligator Hunt In Panama Aboard Congressmen

A U S newspaper recounts Illinois Representative James McKinney and colleagues on an Isthmus of Panama excursion during Christmas. They opened fire on sleeping alligators on a sand bar, killed twelve, then pursued a larger beast. McKinney and Capt Shanton escaped danger after a final volley. Later notes discuss Ambassador McCormick's retirement and transfer, and political friction with President Roosevelt over his St Petersburg stance during the Russo Japanese War.

James McKinney Illinois Panama Big Ditch Representative McKinney Capt Shanton Capt. Shanton Mr. McKinney Robert 3. McCormick Paris St. Petersburg Roosevelt Misa Patterson Miss Patterson Chicago Count Gvaitskwas Ambassador McCormick McCormick Russia Japan United States New York Great Britain Hay We Department Henry White Rome Air McCormick

Awful Attacks of Pain and Kidneys Cure Story

Thomas N. McCullough of Colorado Springs recounts twelve to fifteen years of back and kidney pain with months at a time of immobility. After using Deans Kidney Pills he regained health, claiming permanent relief. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY

Thomas N. McCullough Weber St Colorado Springs Colo.sava Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N

Pets for Little Parisians Demand Living Toys

Children in Paris expect a Vive chet on fete day and New Year, driving a brisk trade in live animals. From puppies and kittens to tiny monkeys and lambs, even tigers and leopards are sold. When young animals show teeth and claws they are sent to one of two grand zoos in the city.

Gyp

Cure-alls and household tips mix in scattered ads

The passage blends remedies for colds with health claims about Garfield Tea and Berbe herbs, plus laundry advice praising Defiance Starch and home laundering. It notes Dismal Swamp area changes and Lake Drummond growth, and urges using Defiance Starch for thin, strong fabric stiffness without paste buildup.

Washington Lake Drummond

Two Illinois Sisters Cured by Cuticura Remedies

Miss Edith Hammer of Morrison Illinois recalls eczema on the head afflicting herself and her sisters. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent pills, she reports full cure and long term relief.

Cuticura Illinois Ming Slater Edith Hammer Morrison Get

Pigeons Used by Scottish Doctor for Urgent Prescriptions

North of Scotland physician uses carrier pigeons to relay urgent prescriptions during long rounds. A patient needing medicine sends a message by bird to the surgery, where it is prepared and dispatched. Also advertised are Brandreth Pills as a tonic for digestion and a note on Defiance Starch improvements.

Scotland

In the Matter of Tips and the Cook's Deference

A St Louis Globe Democrat excerpt reflects on tipping and kitchen service. A parvenue and a scribe both hand a dollar and two dollars to a waiter with orders, demanding the cooks be told to “cook it my way” and “cook it his own way.” The text contrasts ostentation with pride in skilled cooking as the pace of life grows too fast for many.

St. Louis St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Clover and Grass Seeds Growers Advertise Catalog Offer

The John A Salver Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin proclaims itself the largest grower of grasses clovers oats burley corn potatoes and farm seeds in America operating over 5000 acres. They mail a mammoth 8 page catalog free to buyers and offer sample rations seed catalogs and a plant and seed catalog in exchange for stamps. The ad includes a quotation about revenge from Quarles.

America John A. Salver Seed Co Nox W la Crosse Wis

Faceless Names and Quack Remedies From Old Peoria Ad

A fragment from a vintage ad column touts Putnam faceless names, cheap color products, and a female stereotype laughor. It promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children and a claim that large fortunes stem from small grafts. The piece ends by noting a clever man stealing an umbrella as if it belonged to him.

Health and Spirits Restored by Dr Williams Pink Pills

Debility and despondency linked to overwork and poor nutrition are addressed by Dr Williams Pink Pills. Mrs E M Spears of Athol Massachusetts describes prolonged illness with indigestion swelling of limbs dizziness and fatigue, claiming recovery after treatment. Pills sold by druggists or by mail at 60 cents per box six boxes $2 50 from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.

Williams E. M. Spears Mt. Pleasant Street Athol Mass

Native Wood Used in Philippine Railway Construction

Notes indicate efforts to maximize the use of indigenous woods in building the Philippines railway system. Authorities emphasize using native timber for structural and support elements to bolster local industry and resources.

Philippines

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