31 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
1
A garbled OCR style note describes a recipe-like event involving a young woman at a coping school. The text muddles ingredients and steps, mentioning items such as pounds, trims, and sauces, presented in a fractured period voice with unclear instructions and nonsensical terms. The passage reads as a surreal transcription of a domestic instruction gone awry.
A reader urges readers to defend friends wrongly spoken of and oppose rumors. The piece warns that remaining silent harms reputation and calls for honest, direct confrontation of false accusations. It frames gossip as a harmful social force and advocates accountability for liars.
An old medicinal claim advert promises rapid cold relief with Laxative Bromo Quinina Tablets. It states you will be cured in one day or no pay, highlighting a bold guarantee and a price of two shillings.
The article notes a certificate of incorporation issued to a San Cook company for a bank at Morehouse with capital stock of $15,000. It also mentions local bankers, robberies in Butler County, and various Missouri regional notes including county parades, power company plans, and courthouse news from multiple towns in Scott and surrounding counties.
A fragmented report warns about so called kidney cures and miracle remedies from dubious promoters. Authorities urge caution against unverified treatments and advise consulting medical professionals for kidney health. The item notes the risk of misinformation and consumer advice for patients.
The California Times reports Missouri Republicans nominate J A White born 1804 in Wayne County for state superintendent. White rose from Cape Girardeau Normal to Jefferson City and Brookfield schools, married Virgie Gray in 1802, has three children, and earns praise for long service, leadership, and community involvement. He leads Beocktiald public schools with 27 teachers and six buildings, earning honors like a gold medal at the Coisia Expositions in 1908.
An old ad copy emphasizes Madison Medicine Company's Rocky Mountain Tea with a claim of no differing price, urging readers to consult their druggist for purchase and implying superior value with a brief promotional claim.
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