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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
1
County court proceedings loom next week as births, sales, and social notes fill Jackson society pages. Mentions of law exams, school enrollments, church events, and upcoming Chicago Glee Club performance reflect a bustling late summer in Cape Girardeau area.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for consumption, stressing neglect of the disease as the real danger. It urges prompt, regular doses at the first hint of illness, claiming thousands of cases were turned toward health. The copy emphasizes that neglected consumption is incurable and promotes buying the emulsion.
Last Thursday evening a snowed of young girlie gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrens to enjoy their culves. They obeyed and had a good tine and then refreshments were served. Those that enjoyed the evening were Misses Gertrude Behrenus, Mood and Grace Hage lish, Freda Helmknimpff, Mar cuorette Hollman, Lucy Part, Elsie Hevde, Amanda Hofman, Mlesses Latham, Amy Nell Hen derson, Mary Herrice Williams, Phoebe Limbaugh, Tlenriotta Mueller, Marina Beattie and Lina Lusk.
The American Federation of Labor extends gratitude to Jackson citizens for aiding Labor Day success. Special thanks go to Chief of Police Henry Hoffmeister and Deputy John Macke for faithful service during the day. H. J L. Lewis, Chairman of Committee.
A Greensburg reader recalls two years of chronic indigestion after meals with distress lasting about an hour and restless nights. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, they report complete relief, improved sleep, and perfect digestion. Sold by all druggists.
In eastern Texas enterprising growers began cultivating fruit and truck for early northern markets. Their success spurred many to follow, shipping peaches berries tomatoes potatoes melons and more in train car loads each season. Land remains cheap with easy terms. Written by I W Labraume G B and T A St Louis Mo.
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