Commencement at Jackson Military Academy Ends Successful Year
The Jackson Military Academy closed a successful year with exercises led by Colonels Birmingham and Hanlin. Faculty includes Professors Greenfield Evang and Miss Robinsperger. Mayor Hays spoke, medals were awarded to Pearl Mewes, Ruby Genet, and Jed Lambert, and the audience heard reflections on growth and life work.
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Jackson Military Academy
Birmingham
Hanlin
Greenfield, Evang
Robinsperger
Jackson
Southeast
Col. Birmingham
Ohio
New York
Col. Hamlin
Maj. Greenfield
Lieut. Evans
Mayor Hays
Elds
Alma. Mater
Ife
Litte
Cole
Hamlin
Brink
McCunchten
Whitfield
Ds MM. A
Fragments Describe Lord Salisbury Telephone Incident
A damaged fragment recalls Lord Salisbury in a fatherly but humorous mood at home. A secretary was interrupted during a telephone chat, the secretary's voice rising, then the scene ends with a dramatic exchange and the caller repeating the last words heard.
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Lord Salisbury
III
Rev A T Osbron Delivers Me and Bill Monologue at Shiloh
Rev Osbron of Jackson presented his monologue Me and Bill at Shiloh on the 1th. The crowd was large and the audience deemed it a success. The speaker spoke of love and reverence for the house of God and avoided any offensive content while portraying virtue. He mixed humor with moral exhortation and praised true virtue. The NEPORTER notes his declaration against trafficking in girls and his aim to lead men to Christ through prayer and devotion.
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Bprton Heraup
A. T. Osbron
Jackson
Bill
Shiloh
Osbron
House of God
Christ
Shadow Dodgers and the shadow of self made fate
A compact reflection notes those who dodge the consequences of their own choices, highlighting how carefulness can shade actions and shape outcomes, with emphasis on personal responsibility and accountability.
The Sailors Psalm and Its Oceanic Origin
The passage refers to Psalm 107 known as the Sailor's Psalm spoken by sailors at sea. It notes its frequent recitation in shipboard services on Sundays and its association with mariners in the realm of seafaring, mentioning the phrase They that go down to the sea in ships and its role in worship at sea.
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Landamen
Dack
Walen
Fruit Breeding A Science Across The Department
A fragmented article notes fruit breeding as a science, highlighting the USDA Pratt Institute and various apple pear experiments. It mentions tree fruit trials, new varieties, and the approach of alternating apple and pear crops. It references laboratories and researchers advancing fruit perfection through breeding and experimentation.
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Department of Agriculture
Pratt
Une Eo States Department of Asrouitiuce
Why He Had Not Married Roams Shipboard Tales
A garbled 19th century style excerpt describes Teo Nany Riko and Ceoh Tish of Mallory Inc traveling between New Jerk Snd Velvestton Texas with a cargo inquiry. A travel party aboard discusses marriage, gender roles, and the captain’s remark about his bachelor status while a marine laments finding a wife and taking the task.
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Teo Nany Riko
Ceoh Tish
Mallory Incromeor
Denver
Velvestton
Texas
The Little Red Morocco Shoe Mystery
A fragmented prose piece evokes memory and sorrow as a narrator recalls a mysterious shoe and a distant beloved. The text blends poetic imagery with references to a throne, a sacred heart, and a figure named Horace Beymour Keller, suggesting a reflective, elegiac mood about loss and memory.
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Horace Beymour Keller
Judge Koehler Dead at 52 in Jackson
Judge Joseph Koehler died at his Jackson home on Monday May 23 at age 52 years 9 months and 22 days. He served sixteen years as probate judge and was known as a scholar and kind hearted officer who aided the poor. He leaves a wife and one son. Funeral held at 2 o clock from the family residence with a large procession to the city cemetery.
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Jackson
Joseph Koehler
Judge Koehler
Koehler
Inside Inn at World’s Fair Promises Comfort and Safety
The Inside Inn inside the fair grounds offers 2000 rooms with fire safety, large suites, and both European and American plans priced from 1.50 to 2.50 European and 3.00 to 7.00 American, including admission. Reservations are welcome for any period. address the Inside Inn Administration Brig, World’s Fair Grounds, St Louis, Mo.
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Chicago
Buffalo
St. Lowta
New Train to St. Louis Leaves Cape Girardeau
A new Delta line train from Cape Girardeau to St. Louis departs at 5:00 a.m. and arrives at 11:20 a.m. W R Powr,G P, A, Cape Girardeau.
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Cotton Belt
St. Louis
Delta
Cape Girardeau
W.R. Powr
G P, A
Frisco
Memphis
Southeastern
St. Lois
Bloomfield
Taskee
Pusxico
Poplar Blulk
Naylor
Pocattontas
Walnut Ridyne
Hoxie
Por Memphis
Tenn
Caruthersville
Sikeston
St. Louis & Gulf
Commerce
Benton
Morley
Morehouse
Kennett
Caruthers Ville
Thebes
Chicago
Walnut Ridge
Pocahontas
Poplar Bliff
Puxico Bloomfields
Bloor
Favorite Home Paper Promotes Twice-a-Week Republic
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis adverts its long history and broad readership. It highlights campaign coverage World’s Fair material, Farm Visitor farmer supplement, and varied home age content. Subscriptions cost 31 a year, available from the St. Louis office or local dealers.
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Republic of St. Louis
St. Louis
Twitesa-Wrek Republic
Ini
Republic
Great West
Friedheim notes crops and rail plan stir conflict
From Friedheim health is good and corn looks fine while clover suffers from cold. Tie hackers continue at work and haulers face crossing issues on farms blocking right of way. D C Hillerbrand will sell timber to Mr Smelly this week. Locals favor a railroad through the ridge with a depot at Christina Grambholtz’s crossroads farm. They may petition Mr Houck to back a depot and await word from the Republican central committee.
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D.C
D.C. Hillerbrand
Mr. Houck
Christina Grambholtz
Central Committee
The
Republican Party
Smarty
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Royal Edicine CO
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Frisco System
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
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