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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
7
Practical farming guidance covers cultivation, manures, tiling, and seed care. Tips include thinning fruit, proper hog frame setup, feed ratios, and maintaining clean milk handling. Warns against pests like weevils, suggests fumigation methods, and stresses water quality, road maintenance, and cautious handling of livestock.
Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte, an American by birth, has declared he will never travel abroad. He accepted Roosevelt’s cabinet post on the condition his duties keep him in the United States, with family history and Corsican roots cited as context for his stance.
Senator Money of Mississippi lived 35 years with a broken neck after a Franklin Civil War injury. An osteopath in New York reset the displaced vertebra, requiring caution during recovery. The neck regained strength, ending years of neuralgia and near blindness, as he followed body-wide movement precautions.
Mrs Belle Case LaFollette, wife of Senator Robert M LaFollette of Wisconsin, matched him in oratory during University of Wisconsin days. She won the college prize for oratory in graduation and married him soon after in 1879. Domestic by nature, she prefers domestic life over Washington society.
A Raleigh hotel banquet marked the tenth anniversary of the Manila Bay battle with Admiral Dewey among guests. The gathering honored those who earned distinction there, including Rear Admiral Coghlan and several other flag officers, along with medical, pay, and legislative officials. The event recalled the famous opening shot as ships from the Olympia to the Hugh McCullogh docked nearby.
A nurse explains to a gentleman that the young man following her is Jimmie Hawkshaw the detective hired to protect her from kidnappers. The dialogue reveals a protective dynamic and a hint of danger.
An 80 year old man shares his struggle with hemorrhoids and itching eczema. After trying remedies with little relief he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills plus a Cuticura suppository syringe, which helped him regain health in a month and required ongoing maintenance. He notes the prior treatments were costly. Apr 26, 1907. J. H. Henderson Hopkinton NY.
An advertising blurb touts Garfield Ten as a purifying remedy for rheumatism and gout, claiming it cleanses the blood and erases disease with use before retiring. It also offers housekeeping tips praising Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry and notes electric signs provoke bright remarks.
An advertorial urging sick women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs F Ellswo of New York and Mrs Boyd of Beaver Falls and claims the remedy has cured displacement inflammation irregularities and pain. The ad invites letters for advice and health tips.
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