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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment provides limited readable text and mixed codes. No clear event, person, or location can be determined for a substantive headline or summary.
Advertisement rates listed for locals at one cent per line per insertion and professional card rates per year. Foreign ads and legal notices follow published rates. rates to be made known on application. Names and exact figures obscured by OCR errors. record reflects classified advertising terms in Jackson Missouri.
The market report notes no prevailing conditions for grains with minimal activity. It outlines a summarized status of grain prices and trading tendencies without specifying current figures or trends.
The July 27 1904 Oyster Bay speeches by Speaker Cannon and President Roosevelt frame the tariff as the central issue in the 1904 campaign. Cannon defends Republican protection and revenue policies, while Roosevelt emphasizes the need to preserve a protective tariff to sustain wages, industry, and national wealth. The exchange highlights party unity on protection and the push to avoid tariff reform that would undermine economic gains.
The speech extols protective tariffs and labor wages as key to American living standards and exports. It contrasts Republican support for protection with Democratic opposition calling protection robbery, citing 1900s policy lines and Roosevelt's reciprocity stance to argue for maintaining tariffs and currency integrity.
A study of Elijah the Prophet of Fire, tracing his life from bold rebukes to miraculous passes. The article surveys his last journeys, ascension, and teachings, citing Parker, Farrar, and Cheyne, and links his fate to divine providence and immortality.
An inscription on a tablet affixed to a house in Soden near Frankfort proclaims that Richard Wagner spent his first night on German soil after eleven years of exile on August 12-13, 1840. A separate note describes a French infantry raft experiment on the River Vests near Rheims using wheat sacks and waterproof wrapping to float hay ballast.
A Bristol woman awoke to find a monkey in her child's bed after the animal, brought from South Africa by a soldier, escaped from a nearby public house and entered the room through a window seeking warmth by the child's bed.
Jamboree Kentucky August 29 Special report tells how Mr J M Coleman a long-time resident found relief from back pain using Dodd's Kidney Pills He urges others with backache to try the remedy noting his daughter also improved after use This is framed as a public health testimonial on kidney ailments.
In the packing and canning factories women have largely taken the places of men. If trade increases, thousands more will find employment there. Their work is light, described as kitchen work packing tins and cutting dried beef with sausages. Latte Francea had been put into combination garments. she recalls discovering a doll dressed in similar apparel and exclaims, Dolly's got consternation garments just like mine.
The article explains external oil use as preventing rheumatism gout and related illnesses aggravated by chills. It also notes internal oil use can remove toxic blood conditions believed to cause these maladies.
Behind the scenes a London theater faced a vague notice threatening the run would end in a fortnight unless business improved. An odd royal boast from the king of the Umgarollo Islands attributes a postponed coronation to an improvisational misadventure with an understudy surgeon.
A short antiquated assertion states that Jews in Palestine are descendants of Jews who returned from Europe and that most speak a corrupt form of the German language.
A Springfield woman describes years of nervousness and heart trouble cured after quitting coffee and starting Postum. She credits coffee withdrawal with restoring health and ending sinking spells, noting she was advised by a friend to try Postum despite initial skepticism. The ad promotes Postum and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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