Pleas in Jackson Missou Sul
Petia appears in local court filings in Jackson as part of ongoing pleas. The terse notice lists the case context and the court handling the matter, with dates and involved parties not fully legible in the OCR.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
6
Up to Date Navy Debates Battleship Value
An analysis argues American officers doubt that British and Italian monsters exceed U S battleships. Fuller details on the Cunthertl, planned to outclass the Dreadnaught, prompt skepticism about Italy's Hove and the edge of naval power hinges on brains, gunnery, and crew efficiency rather than sheer size. American ships lag only in bite, but equal in personnel and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Italy
Connecticut
Louisiana
Michigan
South Carolina
Traty
Maya Harper's Weekly
Indifferent Citizen and Social Responsibility
A critique argues that apathy among the majority undermines reform and policy, while the peaceful, stable core of society holds firm. The Hartford Courant blames neglect of vigilance for susceptible policies, warning against tolerating the pirate element that leeches on social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Courant
Vast U S Coal Fears Give Way To New Finds And Odd Anomalies
Reports warn the United States could exhaust coal supplies yet a Pennsylvania vein is found containing millions of tons valued at 50 to 100 million dollars. Other notes mention spelling reforms for Chinese cities and a curious array of unrelated fragmented passages from various topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Whose agin under Lt gets a mania hocace tale
A distorted and unclear OCR fragment mentions a lieutenant and a chaotic scenario. The readable parts indicate confusion, a plan to protest, and a counter action. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable enough to extract solid facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gete
Terta Dion
Thousands suffer kidney trouble yet blame other causes
Mrs Anthony Cadrette of Leominster Massachusetts and others describe relief after using Down's Kidney Pills. A man reports back pain and swelling from kidney issues improving after faithful use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Anthony Cadrette
Estreet
Leominster
Mase
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Uncanny Chinese Legend of the Bell Cast
Shanghai Times recounts a legend of the Leil tower bell casting where the founder’s daughter sacrifices herself into molten metal to perfect the bell. After the successful casting a specter of a girl’s voice cries out “heish shoe,” and locals recall the tale as Kow’s voice calling for her shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Leil
Dlaw
Minghal
Kow
Shanghai Times
Skin Eruptions Cured by Cuticura Remedies After 35 Years
A sixty year old veteran reports a thirty five year eczema ordeal with widespread eruptions. After fifteen government examinations found no cure, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, two treatments totaling two boxes two bottles and two cakes, and states he is now fully cured with thanks to Cuticura. Richmondale Ohio July 17 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Roach
Richmondale
Ross Co
Ohio
Postmaster’s odd notice hints at mail delays near Billville
A nearby postmaster posted a comically garbled alert about mail expected by residents, noting advance notice before next Thursday and a break for rest, with locals in Joneses and Tompin referenced. The fragment ends with remarks on laundry starch and home laundering, praising Defiance Starch for improved appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billville
Joneses
Atlanta Constitution
Mrs Sage Gifts to Lawrence Church Amid Benevolent Fund Drive
Mrs Russell Sage donated 1000 from her 7,000,000 will to the Lawrence Methodist church, aiding a project to raise 1,200 for a new edifice on the church property. The total gifts now exceed 7,000, supporting local religious charity as the congregation struggles to complete the building.
Narrow Escape of Captain Tumley in a Grimsby Wedding
The Patmos anchored at Grimsby docks becomes the scene of a comic mix up as Captain Henry Tumley agrees to marry Julia Pray after a rival suitor claims the banns. Misunderstandings lead to a clergyman's mistaken reading of names and Tumley serving as best man in a wedding that nearly never happens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos
Grimsby
Tumley
Indaw
Perking
Julia
Pray
Perkine
Enery
Julia Pray
Ure
Perkins
Bors
Tutley
Dushing
Miss Tray
Talent
Henry Tomley
Miss Pray
Cam
Turley
Tam
Tamley
Timley
Baglin
Jim
Marcy
Capt. Tumley
Mr. Gholson
Grimaby
Grimeby
Henry Tumler
Southwark
Clereymian
Henry Tumley
Julian Pray
Bank of Ragland
Mariner
Capt
Cleveymans
Job Watson
Daily Story Pub
Saint Swithin's Day Bet Brings Bankrupt Banker
A story from Saint Swithin's Day 1725 shows a group of English financiers wagering on rain. A banker named Bulliot staked valuables and bailments on forty days of rain after July 15, but when the rain ceased on day twenty-two his fortune collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ol Tot
Saint Swithin
Bulliot
Hulllets Star
Valuable Mahogany Tree Harvested From Hon duras
A single mahogany tree in Hon duras was cut into boards and sold to the European market. The sale realized over ten thousand dollars and the lot is slated for further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Woodlot study aims to boost Ohio timber profits
The Oho station outlines plans to assess farm woodlots and determine how to convert timber stands into profits. It notes second growth groves with catalpa and locust may yield up to ten dollars per acre annually, while natural forests vary. owners supply land and labor, station provides plans and trees to test methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oho
Thome
Ohio
Cclass
Corn Cutting Method Reduces Labor for Shock Assembly
A Bond county farmer outlines a corn cutting plan to minimize steps when building a 64-hill shock. The process follows numbered hills from 1 to 8 then 9 to 16 and so on, threading through all hills to finish at hill 60, aiming for least labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond County
Enuerests
Ilia
Cabbage Pulling Device Demonstrated for Harvest Aid
A farm device shown in the illustration assists pulling cabbages by the roots. Useful when cabbages are harvested and preserved for a time, the setup involves two stiff pieces forming the pulling aid to secure the stalks.
Homemade Cabbage Pulling Device Promises Easier Harvest
A trimmed forked tool with a two inch wide bar is shown to lift cabbages by the stem without back strain. Proper use involves driving nails to secure the fork and shaping the handle. The article also notes burying unheaded cabbages to prevent splitting and advises covering onion sets with well rotted manure to deter growth and avoid spring cultivation.
Cure for Rheumatism Promised by Pink Pills
Mrs. Thomas Brechelaw of Watertown New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her severe rheumatic back and leg pain after months of suffering. She describes initial relief after six weeks of use and full cure with no recurrence. The pills are sold by druggists at 0.50 per box or 2.50 for a five pack, from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brechelaw
Mill Street
Watertown
N. Y
Enya
Oater
Selatia
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wilelintus Medicine Co
Schenoctiuly
American tourist learns shoe shines reveal nationality
A young American who studied in England returns home with a British accent and a shoe shiner’s quip about national trends in shoe shining. He learns from the booth attendant that Americans shine shoes most, Russians second, and English the least, while a New York girl becomes Lady Paget in Britain, Miss Minnie Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As English University
New York
Boothiteck
Ruselana
Lady Paget
Sird's Unbroken Flight Across the Continent
An observer notes a northern blue throat bird flying from central Africa to the German Ocean in a single nocturnal journey, covering 1,690 miles in nine hours. The feat highlights extraordinary migratory endurance and speed recorded in this nocturnal passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
German Ocean
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