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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
8
A Scarce dental of Quick Results claims a patent Kidney Pill remedy relieves irregular secretions and back pain. The notice cites Dr W H Justice of Concord North Carolina and Milburn Company Buffalo New York, with a price of five cents per box. It contrasts Newfoundland honesty with regional lawlessness and social harmony.
Austria plans to open and state a institute in London to advance Austrian ety dente and perfect knowledge of Kevllah, aiming to strengthen cross border commerce language studies.
Prices for late Lord Bentinck brandy soared as it passed to Mr. J Chaplin with bottles selling at 18 dollars each, a record, while remaining stock ranged from 15 to 19 dollars. Hock wines traded at about 12 dollars per dozen.
A 125 year old gentleman's watch keeps good time and has worn in major conflicts. It marks service from Trafalgar through the Vendinavar war and Waterloo, across the Napoleonic era and the bodhey mutiny, a relic of long military timekeeping.
Prof. W A Henry warned farmers about adulterants in bran and oat by products from oatmeal factories. He explained ground weeds and hulls are added, deceiving buyers and violating feed laws. Also noted were ground corn stalks and crouton cob meal as fillers.
Experiments show fewer bacteria in milk amplify germicidal activity, with milk standing still allowing action for six to twelve hours as bacteria rise slowly then rapidly. Germicidal constituents in the body and dairy secretions decay over time, so favoring their action helps preserve milk quality before milking leaves the udder.
A female contributor from Evanston suggests a witty new renovation method by “clean with a smile.” The note hints at acid, sweet and broad smiles for fabrics and housework, but the writer’s guidance remains vague and cautions readers to trust soap and water.
Fragmentary report describes an elderly pilot aboard a new ex presa engine at Louburg who unintentionally started the locomotive on the Kiev Poltava line in Russia. Telegraph messages warned lines clear as the engine moved until water shortage halted it. The frightful event followed by garbled commentary on various unrelated topics.
A letter from Detroit cites a Catholic institution praising Peruna for laryngitis relief in a young girl under Sisters of Charity care. The testimonial notes improved voice and potential full recovery after continued use, with a request for a free book from the Peruna Medicine Co.
A Kansas native, Gottlieb of Pleasanton, returns from Germany where he married a woman from Noohballenbach. German officials demand published notice and an affidavit from the editor. The German document, signed in Prussian style, lists names and the public record announcement.
A customer narrative from a California trained nurse describes severe nerv ous and physical collapse improving after using Grape-Nuts three times daily. The testimonial claims restored strength and brain power, with subsequent recommendations to patients and reference to The Road to Wellville booklet.
A pasted page links patient reports praising Dodd's Kidney Pills and Pine's Cure while recalling Lonien Mayerhofer's Vienna death and Delance Starch superiority. It mentions a magistrate conversation about a speeding ticket, household tips, and socialite Mrs Clarence H Mackay's violet stationery habits.
Fragmented OCR reveals mention of an Egyptian musical instrument in Philadelphia and a white cannibal king death tale. The text links a dated chronicle to a ceremonial body and a frame with five figures, plus a remark about a Boston shipwreck and a South Carolina cotton mill.
A fragmented item discusses a claimed day cure for rheumatism and mentions Dr J A Detehor of Crawfemlavilly. It alludes to medical advice and a love-at-first-sight angle involving Molly and Dolly Yeu while referencing figures representing fortunes. The readable text mixes medical, personal, and speculative notes without clear outcomes.
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