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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
7
A woman member of the Worshipful Company of Fanmakers presented a fan to Queen Alexandra for the coronation. Its design features the royal crown, rose and shamrock in lace, mounted in mother of pearl sticks with gold accents. The piece honors the queen and demonstrates fine craftsmanship.
A garbled paste from a Philadelphia Record page includes a magistrate quote about leniency, a prisoner retort, a Lewiston infant’s Sunday school joke about Jonah, ad blurbs for laundry products, and stray phrases about personal crises and violent methods. The readable items are standalone fragments without a clear single event.
Headlines detail record diamond prices including a 125000 pound sale of the Great Regent Stone and a 4240000 value for the Kob-i-Noor. Mentions McKinley monument plans in San Francisco, education of Chinese women in Kiangsu, albatross records, workhouse policies in France and Austria, spring health tips, royal jewelry holdings, and polo’s ancient origins tracing to 400 B.C.
A woman riding the Eastern railroad near a glue factory carries lavender salts to ease a frequent pass. A farmer opposite her endures the strong odor as the train nears the factory, then asks her to cork the bottle. The scene ends with the humorous plea for restraint.
Grocers report a shortage of De fiance Starch due to a bend stock of 1448 Wrens. they know it cannot be sold to customers who want the 16 ounce package. Defiance Starch is offered for no money to clear excess stock.
Henri d Almeras collects anecdotes about Frenchmen of genius and their failures, highlighting a common trait their rapacity for hard work. Bourget, as a youth, woke early, worked steadily, gave lessons all day, and wrote at his desk late into the night.
A fragment discussing philanthropy's growth alongside material progress, noting moral accusations against the era and reflecting on the Christian spirit of the age. Mentions CARTORIA remedy and maternal welfare, implying critiques of health and charity practices.
Fragmented 1904 era items mix quotes about gold, a debate over appealing to Andrew Carnegie, a Defiance Starch promotion, and notes on Consueclo's Fine Park near Blenheim Palace. The jumble mentions a public library stance, a Dover corporation meeting, and travel tickets tied to the St. Louis Exposition.
Fragmentary society notes discuss women in society avoiding public entertainments and preferring home evenings. The text mentions fatigue and nervous strain and references a remedy called Merune as a potential reviver, with letters praising its effects across the United States.
A flood of testimonials from Buffalo Ohio and Columbus praise Peruna tonics for restoring health after fatigue nervousness sleeplessness and weakness. Readers report dramatic improvements within weeks and urge others to try the remedy through Dr Hartman’s Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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