New Serial Story to Debut in Next Issue
The note announces a forthcoming serial feature titled in the next issue, described as the publication's most interesting yet. It signals a debut and invites readers to look for the start of the new story.
05 Jun 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
1
The note announces a forthcoming serial feature titled in the next issue, described as the publication's most interesting yet. It signals a debut and invites readers to look for the start of the new story.
A historical note on rival loyalties within hospital administration as described by William Wallace Cook. The article presents intrigue around internal factions and competing interests shaping decisions affecting care.
A detective details a sting where two unemployed men posing as patrons followed by a Hartford Club investigator are caught attempting to dine and dodge payment. They confess to “grafting” free meals as a prelude to work, revealing a pattern of theft and deceit in the city’s dining scene. The case underscores police caution against petty crime and brash schemes aimed at cashing in without paying.
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A long critique on political campaign books and state governance, arguing luck influences success, and detailing questions about Missouri state finances, tax laws, and public appointments. Includes notes on farmers, livestock, and a series of local incidents and notable events from Kennett to Cape Girardeau.
May 29 letter notes health good and crops fine as readers prep for June 6 children’s day crowd. A temperance society organized with officers including Morrison and Cunningham, plus many members. Local booster writes praise for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for throat and lung troubles.
Foly's Homey and Tar is pasa liarly adapted for asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness. All druggists.
A reader from Finch Arkansas, A. A. Herren, endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cured consumption in early stages and noting it is sold by all druggists.
An Irish hotel tale recalls a gentleman returning to the boy who cried out for his wife. The hotel keeper jokes about changes in Abe and his wife, noting the wife’s appearance and differences.
The first missionary tour ends in fatigue and triumph as Judaizing opponents push to require circumcision. Paul faces bold challenge, appeals to Jerusalem. Peter cites Cornelius, James presides, and Gentile believers are absolved from Mosaic rites. Decree sent to Antioch. council upholds world faith.
A fragment argues licenses for vendors and liquor sales, contrasts with railroad and steamboat exemptions, and questions Sunday work rules. It cites penalties for unlicensed selling and notes a Kicker's complaint about unequal treatment of workers on Sunday versus transportation workers. The text includes an advertisement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claiming curing powers and warnings about counterfeits.
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