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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

2

Should A Horse Be Clipped In Early Spring

A brief piece argues clipping horses in early spring improves health and work performance. It cites veterinary consensus and farmer practices in England, France, and the United States, noting clipped horses dry faster, recover from daily work, and resist illnesses like coughs and pneumonia. A Buffalo streetcar test compared clipped and unclipped horses, finding more sickness among unclipped animals.

Oseen- Valto England France Simon Shen Tuffalo Strest Car Company Atmost

Habit forming medicines spark debate in medical journals

A long, garbled piece discusses patent medicines and their dangerous ingredients, noting public interest and scrutiny. It cites Dr. Pirtee of Utica and various claimed canatives, warning against harmful tonics while referencing controversial products and their alleged effects.

Theouilly Debistel Joe Tod Pirtee Bittal N.Y Ameria Farnate Welbrom vetLas Feiwleney Etlenonts Wanwie Om Perme Abbey Boliferivent Celia Kilimrwigd Cine

Civil War Kidney Trouble Chronicle by Capt Ely

Capt John L Ely of Company 2 describes chronic kidney illness from Civil War service. He cites severe back pain and urinary retention before finding relief with Down's Kidney Pills after which he remained well. The account ties veterans’ suffering to postwar health and monitory remedies, mentioning Buffalo and 60 cents a box.

John L Iy Co. 2 Obie Kaat Second Street Newton Kansan Ely Kelsey Pillaim Vowter Mithurn Co Buffalo

Baby’s Torturing Humor Ignored by Doctors Prompted Cure

A distressed parent recounts attempting medical care for a infant with widespread sores. Three doctors offered help without relief before neighbors advised Cuydleura Soup and Ointment. After using half a cake of soap and a box of ointment, the sores healed and the child’s face and body cleared. The account notes the cost of five dollars and seventy-five cents.

Mia Fieoras J. Steere Tol Colburn Sr Akron Ohta

The Hunting Trip Mystery Note

A fragmentary historical text hints at an odd hunting trip with archaic phrasing and cryptic lines mentioning yen swur hortting mitts and a nameless place or person Choyveland Lander. The readable portion preserves a strange antiquated voice.

Witte Choyveland Lander

Golf course urged for Rome expats and residents

In Rome, among the Kpze Triigh and American residents living permanently there, many golfers advocate for a dedicated course. They argue Wayere and others in the Eternal City would benefit from a local facility. The text notes a sizeable expatriate golfing community seeking a permanent course.

Kpze Triigh Amer Ean Oeejoy Rome Wayere Vweerual

Importance of Dress in Society

The text argues that dress holds infinite importance for women, claiming even the brainy and intellectual among them face an obligation to reject their nicest attire. It posits fashion as a defining measure of value and social standing in contemporary culture.

Definition and Mockery Appear in Sunday Magazine Humor

A playful exchange in The Sunday Magazines features Belug seeking a definition of a fictitious person. Another character mocks with clever lines like show him an eer and moral chameleon while the text riffs on identity and wit in a lighthearted piece.

Belug

Piano Sales in Mexico Market Rumors and Oddities

A garbled report hints at piano sales in Mexico and a seemingly strange home scene with references to a nonstandard house setup. The text mentions uncarpeted floors and peculiar furnishings, suggesting a local commerce oddity without clear dates or names.

Foods for the Body Diverts to Nourishing Diets

A brief note on dietary choices highlighting nourishing foods and bright, complex tones. It mentions good body health, belief in artful eating, and clear, vibrant meals as supportive of fitness and wellbeing.

Revenge of Herre and Tragedy in 1905 Buller Tale

A fragmentary note references a work titled Revenge of Herre and Tragedy by Charles Morris Buller published in 1905. The OCR text doubles phrases and names, indicating repetition and garbled typography. The record preserves the core citation and date with minimal context.

Charles Morris Butler Charles Morris Buller

Counterfeiters’ Den Entry In Insurrection Tale

Lang gains access to a counterfeiting den run by Marcus Milton, famed for flooding US markets with counterfeit silver dollars. Milton explains that genuine money never reveals its print, and in a cryptic exchange Louis the printer questions his experience, revealing the hidden craft behind counterfeit production.

Den Lang Schiller Louis Marcus Milton Leon United States Auburn Milton Chicago Lam O Lows

Counterfeiters Seize Town Then Battle For Plate

Convicts free from prison rampage through a town as Milton and Lang defend a forged note plate. A cannon shot, a failed safe combination, and brutal fighting ensue before Hawks and the mob overpower the conspirators. The story ends with Lang in peril and plans to continue.

Milton Lang Louis Louls Tio Lane Lewis Flo Louk Allston Joule Bagstone Mack Jack Hawke Schiller Black Jack Hawks Jim Denver Sean Denver Settler's Trator trator and @ epy,” aald Hawks. ader ordinary cirewmetqnees Lang Taine Tek Tresting Olmert Hodners Gollen Jack Jack Hit Bat Lang

A Lucky Awkwardness and the Market Ride

An old farmer rides to town on a temperamental horse. His boy Holy stops the beast at the door, the horse bites and kicks, and Bob hurls a stone that nearly hits the farmer. The farmer, dazed, notes the animal’s awkward nature before continuing.

Vielowus Bob

Substitutes and Its Dangers in Local Paper Biz

A brief debate unfolds about substitution as a dangerous practice in the paper trade. O'Sullivan warns it is a hidden risk, calling it a snake in the grass. A companion recalls a dining misstep at a Boston hostelry where a sirloin steak proved not to be true sirloin, highlighting trust and quality issues.

Silent Woman and the Scottish Church Tax Stand

A humorous note follows Rev J Stephenson leader of the Free Church council who faced a week in jail rather than tax payment. He claimed no property for distraint and on the form to value goods he wrote Wife won, illustrating opposition to church taxation in Scotland.

Scotland J. Stephenson Free Church Council

Farmer Furrow’s Trade: Horse Replaced by Impractical Auto

Yonkers Statesman reports a farmer’s planbackfired when he swapped his bulky horse for a automobile. The car stalls, failing to perform beyond the horse. The anecdote highlights a mismatch of vehicle and need in rural mobility.

Yonkers

Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Strength in Wasting Illnesses

Testimonial from Mrs Amelia Hall of Norwich County describes grip aftermath and chronic weakness, claiming Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt strength, appetite, and breath. Ad cites relief from nervousness neuralgia rheumatic pain dyspepsia and constipation, urging booklet request from Schenectady NY. Some people seek temptation others need a microscope.

Amelia Hall Iat Street Norwich Coun Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

Blood Balm promises free trial cures for rheumatism and catarrh

An advertisement touts Botante Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and catarrh with free sample bottles and no money needed to try. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, relieves back and joint pains, nasal discharge, and other chronic symptoms, warning of permanent cures rather than temporary relief. It references doctors, hot springs, and patent medicines failing prior cures and lists price of large bottles at one dollar.

Avianta. Ch

Catarrh Cured Only by Internal Remedy Claim

A garbled ad asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes internal remedies mixed with blood purifiers. It claims a New York physician endorses a regular prescription combination and mentions a product by Chese C. in Toledo Ohio. The notice also enumerates a sale for Mia's Family File for constipation.

Blond Air Montels Tree Chese C Peppa Toledo Ogg Werugelate Prion Oh Sale Mia

Cremation and Burial of Mrs Constance Miller in New Rochelle

In accordance with her will Mrs Constance Miller of New Rochelle New York was cremated her ashes placed in a work basket she favored and then buried in her own yard.

Constance Miller New Rochelle

Atchison Woman Uses Word Equilibrium In Feast Chat

An Atchison woman with a dimple finds a good use for the word equilibrium during a feast. The playful moment was noted by the Atchison Globe as a charming local scene.

Atchison Atchison Globe

Woman’s Place and Freedom in a Gardener’s Metaphor

A quote argues a woman’s proper place is at home unless needed, contrasting indoor labor with female freedom to roam the world. The speaker compares women to cabbages and butterflies, urging equal opportunity without confinement. The remark appears in an Ideas column reflecting contemporary social debates.

Coulson Kernalan

Whitening the Skin Through Simple Tinctures

Those seeking a brighter complexion may add three or four drops of tincture of benzoin or eau de Cologne to the washing water. Both solutions are described as whitening and toning the skin.

Bank Overcomes Seasickness Improves Steamship Safety

A self leveling bank designed to prevent seasickness has proven successful on trials during the Dover Calais sailings. Officials propose installing the device on all steamers of the service to enhance passenger comfort and seasickness prevention.

Dover-Calais

What Was It An Atchison Woman Knows About It

An Atchison Globe note reports a local woman who has caused six people to be upset by evening marks and a single action described as killing two birds with one stone, reflecting a curious local sentiment.

Atchison Eve Cemark Atchison Globe

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