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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
6
The Jackson Herald lists advertising rates including local rates per inch per insertion and legal notices. It notes the publisher's post office registration in Jackson Missouri as a second class matter dated November 4, 1897, with professional card and annual rates specified.
Market report reviews grain conditions with emphasis on supply, demand, and price trends. Key figures highlight wheat corn and soy markets, noting harvest timing, weather impacts, and trading activity across major exchanges. Impact on producers and buyers is assessed with concise outlook.
The text surveys the biblical reigns of Jeroboam Omri and Ahab, detailing how false worship and idolatry led to national decline. It notes key figures Jereboam, Omri, Ahab, Jezebel, and Baal worship, with warnings about the consequences of unrepentant sin and the influence of evil examples on nations and individuals. It connects ancient events to moral lessons about accountability and the momentum of wrongdoing.
Mrs Florence Maybrick, formerly Florence Elizabeth Chander, left Truro Cornwall on July 20 bound for France after more than fourteen years in confinement. Her release came amid decades of legal battles led by her mother the Baroness de Roques, aided by allies in Britain and America, and followed by a long campaign asserting her innocence in the murder case against her husband James Maybrick of Liverpool.
Sir Thomas Lipton may renew efforts for a fourth America's Cup challenge. Shamrock III has not been offered for sale after the recent market withdrawals of Shamrock I and II. Crowther, Lipton’s agent, says Shamrock III is not for sale though interest was shown by a broker about ten days ago. Lipton is expected to arrive in the first week of September.
Dr. John F. Reyburn, a veteran physician, urges voting rights for the District of Columbia. A Chicago convention delegate, he uses his Republican leadership role to mount a vigorous campaign ahead of the next Congress.
Albion W. Tourgee, the United States consul in Bordeaux, faces accusations from Bordeaux wine shippers that he sent false reports to his government about blending Bordeaux wines with Bilboa Spain and selling the product as pure French wine. The Bordeaux wine growers' association condemns him in strong terms, noting the clash between his duties and alleged misrepresentation.
At the Chicago convention a veteran Indiana lawyer joked to Senator Fairbanks, quipping that his rise would fit him for a larger head or chest. Fairbanks replied that his early tutelage in law had already sized him up. The exchange showed lighthearted politics backstage.
Free to twenty five ladies describes a Defiance starch company promotion offering five round trip tickets to the St Louis Exposition. Entrants in Illinois flown Nebraska Kansas Missouri must mail trade marks from a ten cent package of Defiance cold water laundry starch to Omaha Nebraska before September 15 194. Winners selected by the Exposition date and prizes shipped by registered mail. The text touts Defiance starch as 26 ounce full pound and non sticking to the brow.
The Lady Chameleon attracts attention in Paris by coloring tied to emotions. A young Roumanian, Maran Cerbnia, shows pink when joyful, winter when afraid, and black when angry, suggesting a constantly shifting mental state. The piece imagines a color changing wife influencing marriage dynamics and ends with a quip about color blindness and irony.
French society women embrace trained cats as a chic trend. Notable figures devote an hour daily to educating their pets under expert guidance, reflecting a fashionable obsession with animal training in Paris.
Prem Wa July special reports Charles Y Peterson Justice of the Peace for Oconto County issued a judgment praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine of the market today. He cites his own back pain relief after taking one box and warns that untreated kidney pain can lead to Bright's Disease or diabetes and rheumatism.
Brigadier General Frank S. Nicker son, unique in New England for rising from private to brigadier general, celebrated his 700th birthday in Cambridge Masa.
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