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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

6

French Senate Approves Far Reaching Old Age Pension Plan

The French senate unanimously approved a broad old age pension bill after two years of discussion. It covers about 17 million workers including most wage earners, with exclusions for railway men miners and seamen. Contributions are shared by employers employees and the state, which also funds part of the pensions. Full pensions start at 66 after 30 years of service, 65 with a reduced pension. Maximum annual pension is $42.50 in best cases. The article also notes comparisons with Britain and touches on unrelated imports and social issues.

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Tug Sebastian Arrives in San Diego After Pacific Run

The seventy foot tug Sebastian, after a 93 day voyage from St John’s Newfoundland to Vancouver and now to San Diego for coal, signals strategic value in future canal traffic. Canadian owners would gain coast to coast coal transfers and navy coastwise benefits when the Panama Canal opens. A Rhode Island town rumor of gold quartz stirs speculation. Little Story’s prosperity hinges on manufacturing. Chicken training zeal grows in Plymouth Rock era debates. Missouri State School of Journalism reports 110 students, foreshadowing editor troubles.

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Boston Doctor Denies Women Can Be Truly Artistic

A Boston physician states in his opinion that women can never develop true artistry. The remark appears amid broader commentary on gender and creativity.

Boston

Fish Give a Reception in Aquarium for Timbers

Robert Timbers, veteran keeper of the bureau of fisheries, returns to work amid a joyous aquarium welcome. The fish, led by the eel nicknamed King of the Pen, display affection and excitement, while Timbers notes a seal pup’s bite caused a brief absence and plans to train the pup by July.

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Census Taker's Odd Encounters Across Washington

NCLE SAM counts his family and finds funny moments as enumerators meet residents across Washington. An old colored woman curtly answers questions, highlighting attitudes toward occupation classifications. Durand explains that housewives contribute to wealth and should be counted as occupied though not always earning wages.

NCLE Sam Washington Abraham Lincoln E. Dana Durand Cenana Mr. Durand

Suffragette Pranks Highlight London Militancy Tale

Brownlow, London reporter and National Press Club speaker in Washington, recounted suffragette stunts aimed at exposing votes for women. Guards blocked exits for hours, a hall was patrolled, and suffragettes hid in garrets and cellars to pose the question How about votes for women. Brownlow also noted glove prices in London versus America and the remark of a worker about his brass to buy them.

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Misplaced trust ends in missing fish tale

Missouri congressmen Rucker and Hamlin try fishing on the Potomac with a boy as guide. They leave their tackle and expectations for dinner, but the boy vanishes with their gear and catch. The pair return home claiming to have been occupied with business.

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Englishmen Rated Superior Lovers by American Women

A London Mirror piece relays views from American women and English and other European writers on romance. Mrs Gertrude Atherton prefers Englishmen for charm and refinement, while an unnamed English author argues American men lack grace. Elisabeth York Miller notes American husbands are generous but less companionable, praising English husbands as more partner like. The discussion contrasts blunt American directness with traditional English courtship and social dynamics.

Gertrude Atherton States Elisabeth York Miller England London Mirror

District building reformer foils saloon ruse by youth

In a District building tearoom a reformer spots a young woman arriving at a saloon side door. Police escort reveals the side entrance leads to the keeper’s house, unconnected to the saloon. The girl proves to be the keeper’s daughter, about twenty five.

Apparel and the social code of dress

The passage argues that a man should fit his clothes to his company and status, matching national fashion and the occasion. Since most cannot read another’s inner character, appearance becomes a measure of worth, so one should trade for good esteem through outward attire.

Joke by a Policeman at Local Station

A police attach cracked a neat joke recently claiming a new title as cashier of the station. When asked about duties he replied that he counts the coppers as they come in.

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Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Kidney Trouble

Mrs. Catharine Kautz of Findlay Ohio says kidney trouble left her after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports backache weakness and other kidney symptoms ceased for three years and urges readers to remember the product name. The ad notes price and distributor Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Judge remarks on a dictionary contest prize.

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