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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
3
A collage of brief news items and opinions from the era. Notes on European cities and industry, travel plans for Manila, Lipton’s cup, Peary, and mountain peaks. mortgage investments in England. moral questions about annexation, uniforms, and diplomacy. a Dutch telegraph linguist, a skincare fad, and social views on gender roles.
Mrs Mary Wagner of 1367 Kossuth Ave Bridgeport Conn describes five weeks in bed with intense kidney pain backaches headaches and dizzy spells. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with steady improvement from the first box and final cure after five boxes. Also mentions other health ads and a note on starch use for laundering with Defiance Starch promoted.
At Versailles a baker accused of polygamy faced five wives living and undivorced. The defense claimed the women married him. witnesses testified their husbands were topers and that they were glad to be rid of their common spouse. He was acquitted with unclear grounds. The piece argues about courting responsibility in marriages.
A Wisconsin woman recounts years of illness from overwork and improper diet. After a doctor prescribed Grape Nuts and forbade white bread for two years, she recovered sufficient strength to work again. She credits Grape Nuts with aiding digestion and brain function, noting she has eaten it daily since. Published from Pontum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Describe the weekly noon procession of United States Supreme Court justices from the robing room to the bench. On the recent occasion Justice Moody, the youngest member, followed at the rear, glimpsing a brief smile before settling into the solemn posture of the others as a small Capitol crowd watched.
Thoroughly reliable old remedy Allcock's porous plaster has been in use for sixty years, popular in civilized communities worldwide. The plaster uses careful ingredient selection and manufacturing to maintain high standards, with 680 pure and simple ingredients claimed to be child safe.
England discusses developing Sudan through scientific exploration. The Blue Nile region hosts vast forests and ebony trees toward the Abyssinian frontier, while the White Nile and Sobat corridors hold rubber plants. Mahr-el-Ghazal has large forests and mountainous gold. Fuel searches will be conducted.
A garbled old ad touts postpaid seeds and a free catalog offer from Salter Seed Co. and others. It promises 200,000 customers and bonus cauliflower seeds with orders. Other snippets praise incandescence, starch, tobacco, digestion pills, and piles remedies, amid a collage of product pitches and slogans.
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