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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1910

Page

7

Hartridge Holbrook Mystery at Annandale Creek

Donovan pursues a perilous query around Fors Annandale learning Rosalind Hartridge, Helen Holbrook, and a canoe-maker Hartridge deny ties to Holbrook. Rosalind is identified as Hartridge’s daughter. Donovan is warned away and learns of a dangerous Italian and hidden past as tensions rise along the creek.

Patrician Holtrook Helen Siniheoek Laurence Denova Annanaale Henry Port Annandale Helen Lid Lee Molen Chotbrook Mvan Holbrook Mort Donovan Ovetit Helen Holbrook Mr. Hartridge Horalind Warteidge Mr. Donovan St. Agatha’s School Hic Mr. Holbrook Mike Patricia Molbrook Rosalind Hartridge Miss Holbrook St. Agatha’s Mies Tatricla Holbrook

Sunday Reverie and Hidden Ties at Port Annandale

Donovan follows a tangle of Holbrook family secrets across Port Annandale and nearby Tippecanoe. He learns of Hartridge the canoe maker and a daughter unseen by the village, while Gillespie’s sudden generosity shocks a rural church crowd as the plot deepens in a continuing tale.

Helen Margaret St. Agatha's Pat Hanks Hartridge Holbrook Tippecanoe Village Candeanaker Tippecanoe Henry Holbrook Connecticut Helen Holbrook Tipiecanoe Paul Stoddard St Agatha’s Holbrooks Long Hill Gillewple Gillespie Plam & Norfolk

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Worldliness and Trust Sunday School Lesson Feb 13 1910

Lesson text from Matthew 6:19-34 discusses earthly versus heavenly treasures and the duty to seek first the Kingdom of God. It urges a single, clear focus on divine righteousness to avoid worry and ensure the heart aligns with God.

Worldliness and Trust Kingdom of God God Minstration Ng Choleo

Fragmented Phrase on Civic Health and Security

The readable fragment discusses the republic's happiness tied to citizens health and wellbeing as essential to national security. It mentions guardianship and the well being of individuals and communities, with obscure references to locations Worcester and possibly Henry or Hiltion.

Republic

Home of Sin in the Human Heart

A short verse reflects on sin not abroad but within the human heart, tracing taint through generations and naming Rev. J. M. Walden of Cincinnati as the cited source for the line about nature passing down.

J. M. Walden

Lilnod Quotation Fragment From The Dark Crowd

A fragmentary quotation notes a lament on minds shaped by harshness, praising pure resolve and brilliant ideas emerging from a dense crowd. The line attributes rhetorical wit to a Chautauqua style source and references Lilnod.

Omaha Excitement Over Dayton Healer Cooper

Omaha is gripped by a feverish craze over L. T. Cooper of Dayton Ohio who tours the city selling his medical preparations. Enthusiasts claim remarkable cures for rheumatism and stomach issues after a single application while physicians dispute the feats. The craze grows as Cooper demonstrates in public and attracts crowds, though experts warn the interest may fade when he departs.

Omaha Nebraska L. T. Cooper Cooper Medicine Co Dayton Ohio Cooper Ballion East Ontil Cooper Iar

Saving Time and Morning Rush at West Philadelphia Home

A Philadelphia Times snippet describes a mother hustling her children to catch a two o'clock train from Broad Street station and admonishing them to prepare for luncheon. Edward defends brushing his teeth after eating due to the hurried schedule. The piece also notes modern women's yearning for relief from responsibilities and promotes Hamlin's Wizard for rheumatism and neuralgia relief.

Broad Street West Philadelphia Edward Philadelphia Times

Fragmented lines hint at a gossip page item

The text parody mentions Viv’ Painkiller and a Boston girl with a detective shadow, plus musings on morality and fashion. It hints at drug stores, legal race issues, and cheap notoriety as themes, with scattered phrases about shoes and tobacco products.

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