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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

6

Montenegro Becomes King Nicholas I Elevates Nation

Nicholas I proclaims Montenegro a kingdom with himself as king and his wife Milena as queen. The nation, small yet fiercely independent, preserves its identity through rugged mountains, a strong army, and strict nationalism while modernizing education and governance under a patriarchal system.

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Quirky English Names and Odd Places in Sussex and Dorset

A London Vicbronicle excerpt notes Sussex produces queer names such as Replenished Pryor and Master Perform-bhy-vows Seers, with Dorset offering unusual toponyms like Rymo Intrinseca and Giddy green. It mentions peculiar farms and leases including Wooden Cabbage farm and Charity bottom, and Kent ownership of Starvecrow farms.

Sussex Pryor Heathfield Standfaston Ales Cressel Dorset Rymo Intrinseca Toller Porcorum Wriggle River Devil'a Brook Giddy Green God’s Blessing Green Hungry Down Mount Ararat Grammars Hill Dancing Hill Charity Bottom Kent London

Wise and Foolish Virgins Sunday School Lesson 1910

The article analyzes the parable of the ten virgins on the Mount of Olives with focus on watchfulness and readiness. It contrasts wise virgins with full oil supplies to foolish ones, linking the coming of the Lord to life crises and the need for consistent faith in daily conduct. It references biblical passages and a Lincoln tribute by a Virginia congressman.

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Shrewd Scheme Stopped Run In South Wales Bank

During a bank panic in South Wales years ago small farmers crowded the counters to withdraw funds. A desperate manager ordered a clerk to heat sovereigns and pay out counterfeit hot coins in an attempt to calm customers. The ruse backfired as word spread and the panic subsided.

South Wales Aimple Agriculturists

Senator Clapp Recounts Enmity Between Minneapolis and Saint Paul

At a dinner in Minneapolis Senator Clapp recalls a former rivalry with St. Paul. He cites an address noting a St. Paul resident is killed by accident in the streets every 48 hours, a remark met by a sharp heckle from the audience.

Minneapolis St. Paul Clapp

Coffee’s Weight on Old Age Sways Prominent Men

A Southern public schools superintendent cites his mother’s heart trouble and stomach complaints from coffee. After switching to Postum her health improved markedly, with fewer headaches and steadier digestion. The letter notes the family’s positive experience with Postum.

Postum

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