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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
7
An unsigned verse by a Barnett union honorary member salutes the W C T U. It hails the organization as a force rising to end liquor traffic and improve home life. The poem argues women have long fought for virtue and now pursue action to safeguard families and society.
A passage from a Gale essay in Woman's Home Companion April issue recalls how praise and attention shape social behavior in New England and urban life. It argues admiration sustains society and that a man who loves a woman should freely compliment her, or society would dissolve.
A wise old man defines a gentleman as a man who is down both outside and inside who neither looks up to rich nor down to poor who can lose without squealing and win without bragging who is considerate of women children and old people who is too brave to lie too generous to cheat and who takes his share of the world and lets others have theirs.
A claim highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder for curing piles in a Waynesboro lecturer case. The ad asserts it heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum with a price of 2 cents at Dr F Woods drug store.
The undersigned announces readiness to dye clean and press clothes. They clean garments of all kinds and specialize in this work with guaranteed results. Moses Barr Wigginton building Jackson Mo.
A dated testimonial from 1903 promotes a St Louis specialist claiming cure of long term disorders using non-surgical methods. Included are letters from patients like William Scheutte praising relief from rectal issues after patent medicines and doctor referrals. The ad highlights a lack of branch offices and urges readers to request white papers for ladies and to send for “my fee” information.
A sequence of letters and notices from multiple readers praising Dr Smith’s treatment for piles and fistula. Patrons from North Dakota and Nebo recount decade long suffering ending in cure after visiting Dr Smith, with requests for free books and endorsements of the doctor. Many letters claim dramatic improvement, permanent relief, and strong gratitude to the physician and clinic.
Three stallions and eight jacks offered for sale by W F Scuane at 4 12 Jackson Mo. Some animals available now and buyers in the market are urged to inspect before purchasing elsewhere.
The state education notes urge March teacher certificate exams, with options to finish in June or summer school. They call for higher teacher qualifications, longer training, and larger property assessments to fund rural schools. April 3 annual meetings should seek funds, repair schoolhouses, and expand libraries. Arbor Day plans emphasize organized youth participation. Industrial clubs for boys and girls urged to boost practical education, with leaders Carrington and McBrien noted for guidance.
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