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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
2
Catarrh is common especially after colds. Abnormal secretions from mucous membranes interfere with digestion when in stomach or intestines. Stimulated by climate and lifestyle factors, a non-irritating diet like rice with antiseptic foods such as buttermilk is advised, along with water treatment and diet discipline.
The piece asserts that under Republican tariff legislation every farmer would receive more for their products than ever before, while claiming Democrats urge farmers to vote against the Republicans.
A shrewd farmer states hogs lift mortgage, sheep fertilize, cows build barns, hens cover grocery costs. With a man and a woman willing to work tending them, prosperity on any farm is assured.
The railroads in Missouri have abolished the lobby system, praising it as overdue and essential. The move is framed as a definitive abolition rather than a mere tactic shift, with hopes for improved relations with the public press courts and Legislature.
Missouri Bureau of Labor ranks Saline high among agricultural counties yet notes低 yield per acre. The bureau offers its Red Book for 24 cents by mail or for inspection at the Republican office in Jefferson City, Missouri.
A letter laments that many youths felt overlooked during the holidays and urges adults to remember younger people. It frames the snub as human frailty and promises future fulfillment of duty to bring joy rather than neglect.
Governor Hadley aims to run all farms at state institutions under the state board of agriculture and agricultural school. The program covers soil fertilization and cultivation as well as care of poultry and livestock, with hopes to extend to county farms across the state through county court cooperation.
In a Miami News piece titled Fool Democrate, readers are advised that the fool Democrat forgets progress, fails to back party beat interests, and fights with prejudice. The editor argues Democracy must win with clean hands on a high moral plane and unite across differences for lasting victory.
The 1910 new year signals plans and habits, with State Normal School at Warrensburg offering teaching prep. Last year Missouri schools employed 18,129, and the school fills calls for teachers weekly. The institution, investing about 400000, draws 745 students this year and plans for 1000. Winter Quarter just started, enroll now, contact the registrar or President W. J. Hawkins.
Editors Francis of Slater and Gallimore of Lee's Summit note damaged Christmas calendars and wall pockets intended as reminders. Recipients in the southwest county may pick up at Sweet Springs and northeast at Slater. Those preferring visiting cards can request mailed copies.
An old advertisement urges stopping a cough or cold at onset to prevent pneumonia or consumption. It touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the quick fix, noting a shorter, safer cure when started early and that P. H. Franklin sells it.
The Marshall band boys distributed prizes donated by local merchants at a Christmas concert and dance. Winners include Lacy McDaniel a 4 lb box of candy from E L Gross confectionery and other prizes such as fruit cake belts and hats. A second concert and dance is set for tonight at 7 30.
An old advertisement claims a bad complexion stems from an inactive liver and promises Ballard's Herbine will restore liver function. It asserts the product, described as an unequalled liver regulator, can perfect the condition and is sold by P. H. Franklin.
Carrie four and Jimmie five are making mud pies. Jimmie declares me am going to have cherry pile, while Carrie retorts that is a funny way to say I are. Dolineator.
A biblical parable portrays two powers on earth Death and Life guiding humanity. Life imposes stark, exacting laws while Death, a gracious yet deadly figure, offers peace and heaven. The tale follows a young man captivated by Death, a child blessed by Death, and Life’s struggle to control his workers. In the end Life condemns Death’s beauty, yet the story ends with Death blessing souls as they depart.
The speaker forecast 1910 as a time of aging for the current officeholder. In about eight thousand seven hundred sixty hours, the person will wear a long gray beard and spectacles, weigh roughly sixty five pounds, and carry a kitchen glass egg timer. Some will be sorry, others glad, as a new infant labeled 1911 approaches to succeed.
An old clock and a grieving woman share memories as they count down to the new year 1909. The clock recalls deaths, losses, and distant memories while urging a hopeful welcome for the coming year. The scene ends with the clock tolling and the woman fallen silent.
A reflective meditation on happiness through selflessness. It argues that giving, being helpful, loving others, and serving mankind lead to true fulfillment. The piece invokes biblical and moral sayings to stress humility and benevolence as paths to life and exaltation.
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