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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
6
Text presents garbled OCR with names Corruci Pasvesie Uriiw ApaMen and John Burt, claiming authorship of The Kidnapped Jonairee and Colonel Moaree's Doctrine. Mixed in is a romantic line about Cupid and a heart wound, indicating a literary fragment or advertisement from an old issue.
Sam Rounds supports his mother with hard work and ambition, recalling his father’s toil and forefathers. He moves them toward a new life in New York, then helps his mother shop in Boston, guiding her through costlier fabrics with a shopkeeper’s scheme, while she clings to frugality.
Secretary of the Treasury Lexzlie M Shaw recounted a Iowa courtroom anecdote from New York where a convicted man with no counsel asked to pick any available lawyer from the hall rather than those named inside. The judge listed several steps and lawyers and the prisoner chose the man in the hall.
A wealthy Scotch ironmaster visits a country estate library and later, in Glasgow, asks a renowned bookseller to supply a library. The talk centers on selecting volumes and binding options, with playful banter about bound styles including Russia or Morocco and a jab about binding in Glasgow.
An annotated sermon summary recounts Jesus burial in a carved limestone tomb, the rolled stone, and the first Easter dawn. It details Mary Magdalene and other women, the two angels, and Jesus’ appearances to Mary, the disciples, and the apostles, arguing for the resurrection with biblical references and theological reflection.
A sprawling, scrambled digest reports on Kuripathin defeat, new Washington University scholarships, Kauffman leaving a estate, gas discovery at Robinson, and the Lacore medal to Kerens. It notes battles and casualties in Port Arthur and Lichaton, Kuropatkin and Japanese actions, famines near Port Arthur, strikes in London, and various legal, social, and political items including Roosevelt’s trip, labor federation talks, and church incidents in Toulon.
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