State High Court Lauds Timmonds At October Term
A Missouri Supreme Court session in Jefferson City paid tribute to the late Henry Timmonds of Kansas City with a testimonial address by former Governor Hadley. The docket featured rail and interstate commerce issues, with discussions on mail routes and public road improvements.
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Kia
Maloy
Jiady
Neorho
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Biate
Kwang
Rialto
Louie
Association
John No Kirk
Kirkeville
Ealary
Viesourt
St Lols
Victory over greed glows long reform era in politics
A lengthy editorial praises Democratic reform, arguing modern policy reduces worst evils of protection and a corrupt system. It credits education and economic changes for widening support, discusses tariff, revenue plans, and flavor of progressive legislation, noting Urvan plan and Underwood tax proposals amid broader political shifts. It also includes a human interest note on Thomas Morrie, a Nebraska centenarian.
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Cmd
Lincoln's Barber Dies by Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Decatur Ui-Dalton C Steward, eighty four, a barber for sixty years and former Lincoln polisher, shot and killed himself in Decatur. He shaved Abraham Lincoln in Springfield before the Civil War and later served briefly as a janitor in Lincoln and Meridien's law office.
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Dalton C Steward
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Grove'd General Tonic Claims Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Grove'd Tastelise chill tonic as quinine and iron tonic. It promises malaria and chills relief, improved appetite, energy for mothers and children, and liver and blood benefits. It claims to cure nervous depression and raise spirits, branding itself a complete strengthener.
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Not As Bad As All That Judge Resents Attitude
A Kansas City courtroom anecdote story recalls Judge Halph S Latehaw voicing disdain for late jokes and cartoons. The piece lampoons comedy figures and notes shifts in social tastes, with fragmented dialogue about fashion, humor, and reputations.
Cure ends scalp troubles with Cuticura Soap ad
An old advertisement describes scalp itching burning pimples and hair loss treated by Cuticura Soap and related products. It claims relief from dandruff and skin blemishes through a regimen including soap skin lotion and tonics with a postal offer for free sample and order form. The tone mirrors period medical ads urging readers to try the remedies.
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