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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
6
An observer recounts travel from Euphresne to a monastery near Zachlorou via steep Kalavryta routes. He notes torn doors and silver work, the Virgin and Child image, Greek guides, and a climb by pony up a rocky path with a local boy aiding ascent amid heat and tunnels.
A compact reminiscence of Somers Village known as Somerstown Plain, detailing the Harvey Birch inn and Elephant hotel, the Crane family menagerie, and notable locals. It recalls the turnpike era, a court scuffle over a gate, and a historic heresy trial of Dr Ebenezer Whiteway with ecclesiastical and legal twists.
A London correspondent describes discipline and life among Spanish troops and Greek monks at a famed monastery cave. He notes strict NCO authority, cautious field tactics, and provisioning, while detailing monks, relics, and living quarters carved into a vast cavern with ancient storerooms and wines.
The National Association cites at least 300 000 poor tuberculosis victims unable to afford proper care in the United States. Only about 10 000 beds exist for free treatment, with many states offering zero options outside jails or asylums. Massachusetts and New York are the only states with beds for needy patients.
In a humorous exchange during a county court session, Mra. Crawford suggests saving all letters from her husband while away in the country to prove love, while Mra. Crabshaw quips she saves them for comparison to catch him in a lie, prompting laughter from the judge.
An Indiana woman recalls coffee caused her dyspepsia and coffee’s grip. After switching to Postum she reports improved health and digestion, endorsing the product and citing the advertised booklet The Road to Wellville for reasons why.
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