Speaker Cannon Honored in Birthday Address by Champ Clark
Speaker Cannon receives congratulations and gifts as Champ Clark delivers a brief birthday tribute. Clark notes the 74th birthday of the Speaker and Cannon replies on Congress representing about 90 million people across 3,500 miles, praising a virile, patriotic population and a representative government built on compromise. He emphasizes unity, shared oaths, and mutual respect among Americans in bipartisan service.
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Champ. Clark
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House of Representatives
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Pacific
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Total lunar eclipse and comet visible Monday night
A total eclipse of the moon occurs Monday night starting at 8 31 p m and ending Tuesday morning at 2 25 a m. If skies are clear you can see both the eclipse and the comet together after awakening.
Explosion at White Haven coal mine kills 137 miners
An explosion in the Wellington coal mine at White Haven England last Friday killed 137 miners. Rescue teams and authorities launched investigations as families mourn and readers light candles for the tragedy.
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Wellington
White Haven
England
Resolutions of Respect for Dr Kiehne of Cape Girardeau
The Cape Girardeau Medical Society adopts memorial resolutions in honor of Dr Kiehne. After nearly 40 years of practice he is praised for honesty and integrity. The society extends heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family and requests a copy of the memorial be sent to them and the local press. The note notes his long service and virtues over any faults.
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Cape Girardeau
Medical Society
Cape Girardeau Medical Society
Kiehne
Cape County Seeks Live News Network for All Towns
Local officials announce plan for a nationwide live corres pondent network covering every town in Cape county. The initiative aims to boost rapid reporting on events, emergencies, and community affairs across the region.
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Cape County
Notice to report missed papers for Tierald subscribers
If any subscriber for the Tierald should fail to receive his paper please report to the office and we will see that you do get it. It will take some little time to get our lists in running order.
Alabama’s primary returns sanity on prohibition issue
Alabama voters shifted away from statewide liquor bans and anti corporate crusades, backing local option and home rule. The result curbs Gov. Comer’s influence, heights liberal, sane reform that favors counties and big towns handling liquor decisions locally. Mississippi and North Carolina may follow suit soon while Tennessee’s statewide ban is viewed as a failure.
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Missouri Society in Los Angeles Elects Harshburger President
About 300 former Missouri residents have formed a Missouri society in Los Angeles. A. G. Harshburger, formerly of Kansas City, was chosen president. Hoffmeister and Macom advertise paying the highest market prices and selling first-class goods at low figures.
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Kansas City
Prompt relief promised by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Promises quick relief from threat and lung trouble with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Describes the product as pleasant to take, soothing, and healing in effect and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Remedy Ad Claims Stomach and Liver Tablets Cure
An old advertorial states your tongue is coated and breath foul with headaches from stomach trouble. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the first step to remove the cause, claiming ease of use and broad dealer availability.
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Chamberlain
Notice of Administration for Christian Haupt Estate
Administrators state letters of administration were granted by Cape Girardeau County Probate Court on May 2 1910 for the estate of Christian Haupt deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred from benefits. claims not shown within two years from publication will be forever barred.
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Christian ’. Haupt
Cape Girardeau County
Barrert
The Old Calaboose Burned in City Fire
The old calaboose near the new Wallace jail burned Monday afternoon. Two intoxicated men were inside and suspected of setting straw afire. Wallace Bros. rushed to the scene with axes, broken the door, and rescued them before serious injury. Both men suffered bad singeing.
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Calaboose
Wallace Bros
Declamatory Contest Honors Miss Sackman at Normal Auditorium
Miss Mabel Sackman of Farmington high school won first place and a gold medal in the declamatory contest for girls at the Normal auditorium last Saturday night. Her selection was The Last Word. Miss Olga Malungen of Bonne Terre took second with Pro Patria. Thirteen high schools entered preliminary rounds Saturday morning.
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Mabel Sackman
Farmington High School
Olga Malungen
Bonne Terre
Jackson Club Defeats Roberta Johnson Rand 13 to 7
The Jackson baseball club defeated the Cape here last Sunday by 13 to 7. Davis pitched and Hunt caught for Jackson while Walls Bowman and Gross caught for the visitors. Attendance was fair despite the weather. Sunday Jackson meets Cape Athletics at Gladish Park.
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St Johns Lutheran Church Rebuilding After Fire
Members of St Johns Lutheran church begin rebuilding on the old site in Pocahontas after a lightning struck and burned the previous structure. They donate labor and materials, with a new church soon to rise and reflect credit on town and citizens.
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St. Johns
The Call of the Blood Purification Tease
A jumbled testimonial notes pimples boils and sallow skin as signs of liver trouble. It claims Dr King s New Life Pills restore red blood improve skin and complexion and sells for 25 cents at drug stores.
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Dr. King
Jackson High School Entertainment Shines
Monday night’s program at Jackson High School pleased attendees with strong piano performances by Miss Juanita Lusk and Miss Bessie Limbaugh. Readings by Miss Elizabeth Granger and Miss Mary Howard were praised as fine, completing a successful evening.
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Electric Bitters Touted as Nerve and Health Restorer
An advertisement proclaims Electric Bitters as a powerful tonic and blood purifier to combat grip and its after effects such as weakness nervousness and poor appetite. It claims thousands have benefited and offers a 50 cent bottle with guaranteed satisfaction from druggists.
Powder explosion at Casparis Stone Company injures about twenty
Three hundred pounds of powder stored in the magazine of the Casparis Stone Company of Kenneth Indiana exploded last Friday night injuring about twenty persons. John McElroy in charge of the magazine was blown to atoms.
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Casparis Stone Company
Kenneth
Ind
John McElroy
Atoma
Dr Miles Nervine Restorative Nervine Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as curing years of nervous prostration and supporting general health. It argues many illnesses stem from nervous disorders and claims Nervine soothes irritated nerves and aids nerve cell function. Ends with a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Catherine St
Philadelphia
Penna
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
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