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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
6
A garbled wartime text mentions a colonel, a trust, and suspicions about loyalty and spies. References to New Jersey, Yale, and an international arena suggest a broad, uncertain debate on patriotism and service. The piece laments betrayal and questions whether certain actors can cement unity or sever ties.
A garbled column parodies journalists and politicians from the Washington Dawbell era. It mentions Romano, Samuel W., and Tray among others, with chaotic phrasing and references to a “ednares” theme and an automobile Gatien, yielding a satirical but unclear local-item notice.
The piece argues that free trade advocates push for reciprocity to undo protective tariffs. It cites New York Union League origins, Chamber of Commerce actions, and voices like Henry M. Willmes and Gustave Selwab, warning against shifting toward international concessions while defending domestic industry and full employment.
Disjointed correspondence shows Nishay BF and Schwaab, alleged agents for a German steamship line, pressing the California State Board of Trade via New York Chamber of Commerce members to back reciprocal treaties. The piece questions motives, noting commercial influence and potential political pressure on California sentiment.
The piece contends that a former official’s memories, ten years on, illuminate what he was advocating for in a prior dispute. It cites Salem and related figures as context, suggesting the recall may reveal motives and consequences of his earlier position.
The fragment reflects Jamaica's changing sugar economy and social memory, noting sugar’s decline amid European competition. It recalls plantation magnates, old colonial towns like Spanishtown, and hospitality as a lasting Jamaican tradition amid tourism’s rise.
A fragmentary report references a pinnint or "great" sequence, listing entities that resemble teams or players. It mentions an American context and hints at a scheduled event at Ralfa dueen Hytecs, with evasive wording suggesting opponents and venues but no clear results or dates.
Fragmentary reminiscence describes former Jamales governors and white planters, their wealth and hospitality, slave society echoes, and cultural memory. It recalls Virginia like plantation life, convivial feasting, dances, and ballads that linger in Jamaican folklore.
A young man robbed of his weekly salary sends a flirtatious bouquet via a messenger to a florist. He returns to his doorstep for the woman, asks about her response, and learns she chose and pinned a flower on him the same afternoon. The tale ends with the florist recounting the dialog and the gift.
A distorted passage describes a rituallike scene with strange imagery. It mentions pressing one hand on each video and the idea of plunking and ripening, leading to a godly feast. The text reads like a fragment from a surreal poem or archaic meditation.
The document notes submarines can travel seventy or eighty miles at speed and nine miles on the surface, can regulate hull depth to any reasonable level, and maneuver in any direction including turning and moving.
A muddled excerpt attributed to a Billville philosopher warns to stay alert on life’s road. The garbled quotation mentions a lion with a lamb, blindness, missing teeth, and rheumatism, attributed to the Atlanta Constitution.
Dr Melvin M Page of Erie Pennsylvania recounts a severe kidney illness in New York in 1895 leading to rapid weight loss from 194 to 122 pounds. After starting Deans Kidney Pills an abscess formed but treatment halted the decline and restored health. he has weighed 168 pounds since 1896. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributes at 60 cents a box.
Adieu is a French term meaning to God in its original form a Dieu used to express I commend you to God.
An old advertisement urges readers to ask their dealer for Allen's Foot-Easa Ajowder claiming relief for tired, hot, and calloused feet. It mentions a bruised or stung foot and suggests free samples, with various garbled names and locations like Natia and Laltuy, New York, in a cluttered sale pitch.
A Bolivia river, Desaguadero, is highlighted as the most elevated river in the world with average elevations around 15,000 feet above sea level.
The advertisement touts the best results in starching by using De shinee Starch claiming no cooking is required and that betting four or more yields more for the money.
In a hotel lobby encounter, two strangers discuss friends. One man insists he seeks a friend who is a friend in need. The other hurries to check his watch and exclaims he almost forgot that coercement, prompting a brief, odd exchange.
At a Society of Motor Manufacturers dinner a speaker claimed pedestrians are the greatest sinners on the road. He noted their clashes with cars and their tendency to clog delicate machinery. Billy Gray, a longtime Boston merchant and famed drummer, recalled wealth from a Bummer Street estate and a jealous critic remarking he was once merely a common drummer.
Six weeks ago Lord Crofton invited his friends to a gem tea at his Sloane Street house and since then there have been abundant displays of old and new jewels at other noble homes.
A Welden Illinois woman suffered severe stomach trouble and headaches until her husband brought home Grape Nuts. She digested it easily, gained weight, and regained strength within weeks, and credits Postum Co for the remedy. Her two sons thrived on it, and she urges readers to get The Road to Wellville booklet.
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