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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
3
Describes a dangerous nighttime respiratory illness in children and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup for frequent small doses and Ballard's Snow Liniment applied externally to the throat. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 at Dr. E. Woods, druggist.
The Cotton Belt Route now uses the new steel bridge across the Mississippi at Thebes joining St. Louis to the Southwest and abandoning ferry transfers. Trains on the St. Louis to Texas line offer faster schedules with smoother tracks, promoting easy access to Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. Special fruit crop excursions and cheap home seeker rates are advertised with details on departure times and itineraries.
Judge Taft denounces the criminal justice system as a near civilizational disgrace. He urges empowering judges, curbing appeals, and curtailing jury use in criminal trials, arguing current practices enable evasion of punishment and de facto trial gamesmanship. The piece cites Porto Rico and the Philippines to illustrate failures. Indianapolis Star notes reform is needed and could spark public agitation.
In Arbor the community reports heavy rain after drought and crops looking fine. A new toll gate will be placed at the north end of the lane by John Wright, while Adam Cox leaves the poultry business for stock dealing. The Herald’s return boosts town activity as locals read tobacco and patent medicine signs around the elm and post office. James Reese upgrades equipment at 44 and 76, and James A. Smith moves to White Avenue near Railroad Street. Officials names appear in scattered notices and signatures, with local civic postings and appointments listed.
The July number of Tom Watson's Magazine will ship June 25 with 128 pages of reading and illustrations. The publication touts its distinct voice and shows strong support for Populism and municipal ownership of essential services, highlighting Mr. Watson as a unique editorial figure.
A cautious note on respiratory illness highlights Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with testimonials from FF G Huntley of Oaklanden Indiana. The ad claims the remedy kills germs and guarantees relief with trial bottle availability. Local weather and farm economy notes follow with crop and store sale rumors and wheat threshing troubles in the community.
The Herald promotes Tom Watson's Magazine with a mixed content profile and discusses public ownership debate. A one year club offer provides the magazine at 1.70 dollars, with free samples available on request by cutting out the coupon.
A brief instruction indicates sending the pen and mailing it to Tom Watson's Magazine at No. 121 West 42nd Street, New York City, dated 7 13. The fragment preserves the main action of dispatch and the recipient location.
A reader requests a complimentary copy of Tom Watson's Magazine as per a newspaper reading notice. The form asks for name state and clarifies it is not an order for subscription.
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