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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
8
Mra Pare wife of C Bh Pare a Glasgow Kentucky resident describes four weeks of severe kidney trade symptoms. She notes a view of secretions varying from excessive to scanty with high color and burning sensations. Porter Milburn reports price details and states the patient feels much better.
An odd illness noted among southern peasants in Sicily and Sardinia is linked to eating beans. Physioanls report a milady caused by a toxin in beans, likened to intoxication. Symptoms appear in those who jog through fields where beans bloom, with odors triggering effects.
Moo Chamot, renowned for the Peking siege, wins the Olympic garland in Slon Canton Va Jain, establishing the first Swiss record by a woman in shooting. The feat marks a historic breakthrough for female marksmen in winter sport.
A ragged compilation of ads and snippets including Mother Gray's Powders claim for curing children's ailments, a note on Mexicans adopting American clothing, a testimonial about inflammatory rheumatism treated by a Mystic cure, a Telegraph wartime quip about hymn choices for Lord Kitchener, a proposal to honor two Georgians in the national hall of fame, and a mention of the London Humanitarian sect and its Fifteen Day Wings of the Religion of God.
An unnamed older woman shares experience using Postum Food Coffee for eight years, noting relief from nervous dyspepsia and a steadier brain. She persuaded a coffee drinking spouse to switch, observing improved nerves and stomach, plus increased brain power. The ad urges readers to try Postum and look for The Road to Wellness book.
The article explains bitter butter arises from abnormal fermentation in dairy cream tied to barn dirt bacteria and storage temps. It notes winter conditions slow souring, promoting bitterness, and advises using a strong starter culture, maintaining proper temperatures, and rapid souring to prevent bitter flavors. Purdue dairy demonstrations at the Indiana State Fair illustrate butter yield data and teaching charts.
The Ohio Bulletin reports that home sulphur and salt wash is an effective control for the San Jose Scale. Trials across Illinois Georgia New Jersey New York and Ohio show the wash adheres to trees even with heavy rains and is promising enough to deserve thorough testing by orchardists.
The World's Fair horse divisions distribute a total of $93,640 across twenty four classes including trotters and draft breeds. Prizes range from $115 for Suffolk ponies to $6,205 per major category, with special awards for Percherons and French Draft among others.
A discussion on hog feeding suggests barley and occasional roots produce firm bacon, with six month old hogs market-ready if fed appropriately. Notes on room and bulky feeds aid growth without excessive fat, and wheat feeding may need bulky additions. Description of Duroc Jersey swine includes physical traits, color, size, and weight benchmarks for various ages.
A brief, aphoristic reflection from the Sioux City Journal urges inner discipline and personal cleanliness, arguing that modesty cannot be easily provoked or undone by outward bravado.
Archaeologists uncover dust covered wooden tablets from a wand covered town in Chinese Turke land. The tablets, preserved in sand, remain legible and may illuminate life and customs of a bygone people. The discovery includes ink that remains black and readable.
A misread report recounts the attempt by Lord Mopetoun, once Governor General of Australia, to procure an emu for a Bowtioh friend. The chosen bird arrived during a home absence and was deemed bent for certain purposes, while the stand in court officiary noted the odd tale without sight of the bird.
In Rapine, St John, a term reports a child of Mr and Mrs McBride near death from a malignant fever. Doctors note seizures and paralysis followed by improvement after administering Dodd's Kidney Mite. The parents sworn statement and a physician clarify the medical sequence amid epileptic episodes.
A pale fragment notes the regular Donkey Club session after church service with members lining up at the door and making remarks as women perform, but the incident interrupted the event that Sunday.
The text discusses imitation remedies and safety concerns with a focus on what is considered valid and safe. It references the Census Bureau denying a report on manufacture in the United States for 100 and notes total investments, product value, wages, materials, and mill supplies across fifty-five establishments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Poultry in Petaluma California and a large henery, plus references to England England and Wales pauper relief, Defiance Starch, Arabella Kenealey author, Lewis factory cigars, and a missing boy Thomas Miskell from Brookline Massachusetts. The readable portions blend disparate items with no single coherent event.
The New York Sun reports on Quaker spread in the United States noting 620 meeting houses and over 270,000 members in 1980, with Philadelphia housing about 6,000 Friends and Pennsylvania around 50,000. It compares Britain’s 18,000 professing Friends and cites longer life expectancy and lower death rates among Quakers, attributing this to democratic practices and intermarriage.
The text discusses early printing symbols like the interrogation mark and odder diacritics, plus a note on a Beethoven medal awarded by the Philharmonic directors. It mentions a Susan B Anthony memorial at Rochester University and a Bryn Mawr tablet, then shifts to a starch product and doll hair from Angora goats used in wigs.
Advertises a miracle remedy promising rapid cure and disease disappearance. Claims a single dose removes the cause and offers dramatic relief. Mentions Dr. L. A. Dotohon of Crawfordville as the contact for advice and purchase.
Prof Francke of Harvard who worked on the Germanie art collection has written a poem that has captured public fancy among the German people. The verse invites a challenge and suggests a curious display involving Defiance Starch and a Singapore dwarf noted for a fine beard and about forty inches tall.
A Camden customer, Mrs. W. J. Walker, praises Allen's Foot-Ease for curing corns and a burning itching sensation on her feet. She states she bought more after trying it and would not be without it. The advertisement urges asking any druggist for Allen's Foot-Ease, bolded by druggists.
The khoiner enters a new fele as a musical critic and offends Wagnerites by saying the music is too loud. Defiance Blarch ff raises a 16 ounce package price to 10 cents Ong, adding a third more starch for the same money.
The Columbia sailed from Keeton in September 178% and became the first ship to carry the Stare and Etrien completely around the world, marking a notable sailing achievement.
New train inaugurated in November runs from St Louis to Hot Springs in under twelve hours, leaving at 8:20 PM and arriving morning hours, with return trip from Hot Springs to St Louis at 7:35 AM. Fully up to date equipment. Tickets via Iron Mountain Route agents or H C Townsend, general passenger and ticket agent, St Louis.
A fragmented description discusses how people form circles on paper, noting directions of hand movement and comparing male and female drawing patterns. It references asylum patients and a London family doctor, with garbled remnants of text about education and intellect.
An 18th century letter from C. J. London to the Duke of Wellington about towing a Waterloo beacon leads to confusion over a misread name. The duke privately replies to the Bishop of London noting the breeches had disappeared long ago. Carte can be roored of the floor with POTNAM PADELUES DYES.
A garbled report praises a doll produced by eighty workers who assemble the body in a single day. After the body is made, women dress and paint the doll. The article extols the doll’s superiority in quality and quantity, noting its ubiquity and demand.
Mrs Rosa Adams niece of General Roger Hanson urges women to seek Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for fatigue and feminine ailments. She testifies two bottles restored energy and regular cycles, inviting letters for free medical guidance and testimonials from many women.
Prince Henry in New York admired a keylonn clock and ordered one for his brother. The clock reportedly runs for a year without battery change, with guarantees and promotions for Try One Package Defiance Starch and other ads. A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution appears with a racial anecdote amid miscellaneous notices.
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