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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
4
Employment ad seeking a person of solid financial standing for a permanent position in this county and adjoining territory. $20 straight cash salary plus expenses paid each Monday from headquarters. Expense money needed. Address: Manager, 605 Monon building, Chicago. 317
Fragments of a poem-like piece express fatigue from daily tasks and the burden of memory. The text hints at weariness, emotional strain, and a sense of inevitability as lines drift toward reflection and consolation.
Mary At heart Charlie Lincoln, married to Ethel Jamatan, drifts from devotion after two years. Ethel schemes to win him back, inviting Gregory to influence their marriage, but the plan backfires and she then fights to save her family and baby. In the end Lincoln seeks forgiveness and vows renewed love.
Exhaustive supply of iron appears vast with new sources beyond the Pacific Ocean. Iron masters claim ongoing processes improve profitability in previously unprofitable areas. Metallurgists compare iron supply to the world’s oxygen and hydrogen, underscoring perceived abundance.
Farm listed at 160 acres in lots 15 and 22 to 82 r 12, about 44 miles northwest of Jackson on a good county road. 120 acres under cultivation and 40 acres timber. For particulars apply at this office.
A historical health remedy claim describes Foley's Kidney Cure as making kidneys and bladder right. The ad tone emphasizes relief of urinary ailments and overall kidney health without scientific backing.
The piece weighs the Democratic party's assets and strategy ahead of a Panama Canal treaty vote. It argues Republicans gain Dem votes to ratify, notes changed stand on Cuban reciprocity, and questions if a campaign can rely on attacking Roosevelt rather than policy or principles.
A sprawling advertisement extols Hadlos a radiium based tonic with claims of curing debility and a future hospital role. It features testimonials, a New York author, and a guarantee. The page also includes Cape Girardeau county grand jury findings urging a new courthouse, jail improvements, and wage raises for a county cook, plus local travel fare from Cape Girardeau to St Louis.
The Chattanooga Medicine Co announces the 1004 edition of its Cardus Weather Chart and Calendar. The 18 sheet wall calendar displays large numbers and color weather signals for daily forecasts as predicted by Prof. Andrew J. DeVoe. Also noted are 2,500,000 calendars and 18,000,000 Ladies Birthday Almanacs printed yearly. mail 10 cents to Chattanooga, Tenn for a copy or request the Ladies Birthday Almanac by address or at a local druggist.
A 19th or early 20th century fraternal order outlines its aims to unite white men of poor moral character ages 18 and up who qualify medically. It details governance by a Supreme Assembly of 26 and an executive and auditing body. Members contribute monthly assessments with most funds allocated to death claims and a Reserve Fund sustains payments. the group promotes ritualistic work and a social/protective plan.
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