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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
3
The piece argues that eight months of this year show exports reaching $1,098,004,002 through August 31, a record surge amid Republican protectionist policy. It compares gains to prior years, credits protection, and asserts Republican governance boosted industrial and agricultural output, labor, and national prosperity.
The piece argues the one great weakness of Democracy and the Republicans best hope. It claims Democrats cling to revenue focused aims and label it robbery. The text implies ongoing partisan division and speculation about future legislative outcomes in Washington.
Mrs J J Johnson of 608 West Hickman Street Columbia Missouri recounts two years of dropsy pain and heart tightness after an operation followed by kidney issues and swollen left side. She credits Doan a Kidney Pills with relief after two boxes and says the remedy is sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Brandreth's Pills are promoted as a long standing blood purifier and laxative.
Article notes striking mining profits from western copper ventures. The Catomet and Arizona mine in Arizona yields 2.4 million dollars annually with a three thousand five hundred percent profit in four years for early stock buyers. A 1902 investor who put in 100 dollars now holds 300 dollars stock paying about 4180 dollars per year. Human-interest vignette follows about a boy named Johnny who resents violence after losing a ball and recalls attempts to recover it.
A cheeky exchange in Detroit Free Press notes Miss Sharp’s remarking style and praises a rider’s triumph as she’s seen on a horse. The dialogue hints at a bold, confident personality and a praised performance headed in a rival direction.
Excerpts from coffee importers and roasters push Postum Food Coffee as a healthier alternative. The booklet warns that habitual stimulant coffee or whiskey use irritates organs and causes disease, urging a ten day switch to Postum to test relief from nervous trouble dyspepsia bowel issues heart problems or vision issues. There’s a reason for Postum.
An OCR readout mixes product names and dubious claims for UTNAM FACELESS DYES, Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Defiance Starch, and various fillers. It mentions teething remedies, beer quality, royal empire scales, and a vague reference to stores or manufacturers. The text lacks coherent events or clear news items.
Maj. John O. Horlbeck of Charleston D C reportedly owns the world’s largest bearing pecan orchard with more than 60 acres of bearing trees and a main grove spanning 660 acres.
An old newspaper snippet touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional disease treatment. It claims to affect blood and mucous membranes and offers $100 to anyone not cured, urging readers to request testimonials from Toledo suppliers.
James H. Johnson of Washington has driven the Davis family carriage at the funerals of Mrs Jefferson Davis Jefferson Davis Winnie Davis and other Davis family members. He has never missed a Confederate reunion since the war. The piece also touts Defiance Starch as improving wash goods by proper laundering and starching.
Dealers report suburbans adopt raising chickens as a lawn decorative fad. The birds’ stately carriage and bright plumage attract buyers who avoid testing their combat traits. Dealers predict a revival of the old gamecock display on country house lawns.
A 72 year old man with severe blood poisoning from a foot wound recounts suffering months until Cuticura treatment healed the foot after two weeks. He washed with Cuticura Soap, used the Ointment and Resolvent, then recovered fully. Robert Schoonauer of Newburg New York dated August 21, 1906.
Promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy for menstrual pain irregularities and related female ailments. Includes letters from Nellie Holmes of Buffalo and Tillie Hart of Larimore praising relief, urges women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice and write for guidance from Lynn Mass.
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