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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
7
A long health and sanitation column offers practical poultry advice for households, urging use of standard bred stock, brood care for schoolchildren, and disease prevention. It covers feeding, housing, water quality, winter provisions, and the dangers of roop and weasels, with quotes on incubators and market prospects.
A New Idea Woman's Magazine writer previews the season with interviews from stars like Henry Blossom Mme Nazimova Ethel Barrymore Minnie Dupree and Louis Mann. The piece notes few new productions post summer rest with touring repertoires and Broadway return after Christmas. Photographs and a broad forecast of theatrical and operatic events accompany the article.
The article discusses out of school study for children. It argues that up to age ten no homework is needed, ages ten to thirteen should limit to one hour, and older children to an hour and a half. Mothers should schedule proper times, allow outdoor exercise, avoid late-night homework, and ensure the child remains systematic and well rested.
A historic overview explains the swastika as a long used emblem of good luck found in jewelry belts hats silverware and textiles. It traces its ancient spread across civilizations and suggests wearers gain protection from accidents and losses while symbolizing goodness and purity.
A farmer visits a Chicago restaurant to buy bread and cheese. He orders Gorgon Zola, takes a pound home, and his wife discovers the soap smells strong after washing the children. She sends them outside to air out their breath before school.
The Postmaster General’s order effective Aug 1 urged rural patrons to provide weatherproof boxes or have them made to order. An issued department directive clarifies that all boxes must be galvanized iron or sheet steel. The rule aims to replace wooden boxes due to waterproofing and security concerns, and to phase wooden boxes out of service.
An advertisement for L. Haske and L. Haskill promoting magnetic healing as a drugless cure for all diseases. It claims endorsement by national figures and offers home treatment with responses by mail, requesting a description of the case and a stamped reply. Address in Murphysboro, Illinois.
A druggist offers a guarantee for Dr Miles Heart Cure promising the first bottle will benefit or the customer’s money will be refunded. The notice emphasizes a bold refund with sale assurances.
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