W C T U Column On Temperance And Medicine
The column outlines W C T U principles and watchwords, notes a shift in liquor trends with 1907–1908 declines in domestic and foreign fermented liquors, cites Dem ocrat courtesy, and quotes Dr A Pearce Gould and Sir Victor Horsley arguing against routine alcohol use in surgery and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Commission
Internal Revenue Commissioners Office
United States Brewers Association
Milwaukee
A. Pearce Gould
Sugeon
Middlesex Hospital
London
Sir Victor Horsley, M. D
Installed Officers of Monroe City Lodge No 268
Last Thursday evening John S. Jarman installed the officers for the ensuing term of Monroe City Lodge No 268 LO OF F. Noble Grand D C Clark Vice Grand PM Christian Warden C L Carpenter Conductor W J Rouse R S N G Dr C A Noland L S N G W H Wilson J G William Wadsworth C G FF McGee C R M Spalding RS S John Payne L S C E Gillum The Lodge is in a flourishing condition with good attendance and growing numbers.
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John S. Jarman
Hannibal
Monroe City
Noble Grand
D. C. Clark
P. M. Christian
C. L. Carpenter
W. J. Rouse
R. S.N.G
Dr. C. A. Noland
N. G
W. H. Wilson
J. G
Wm. Wadsworth
C.G
F. F. McGee
R. M. Spalding
John Payne
L. S
C.E. Gillum
Bargain Sales Boost Local Merchants in Missouri
Business in Moberly and county seat towns across Missouri thrives on frequent bargain sales. Merchants heavily advertise in newspapers to lure trade from surrounding counties, believing newspaper ads yield faster returns. Advertising in print is cheaper and more effective than distributing handbills.
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Moberly
Missouri
Mexico
Pointed Paragraphs and Cash Realities
A collection of wry maxims on money romance and social roles. The Chicago News notes Miss Louise Gillum of Oakwood visiting cousin Mrs J J Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gillum
Oakwood
Mrs. J. J. Brown
Funeral Reform and Missouri Gubernatorial Politics
A Kansas City Star driven critique argues for sensible funeral practices avoiding displays and costly rituals. It then surveys Missouri political maneuvering around gubernatorial hopefuls David A Ball and Herbert S Hadley, noting partisan interests and potential editorial alignments in the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Post.
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Cleveland
Main Street
Paris
Kansas City Star
David A. Ball
Pike County
Ball
William R. Nelson
Star
Bowling Green
Missouri
Nelson
Herbert S. Hadley
Kansas City Post
Advice for Prospective Husbands From a Woman
A short excerpt urges young men to heed a woman's advice on marriage. It warns against viewing women as weaker, treating a wife poorly, neglecting housekeeping, or marrying for looks alone. The piece emphasizes shared partnership and warns against the idea that marriage makes one person supreme. A sign-off directs readers to send phone tips to the Democrat.
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Ella L. Shearman
Chicago News
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America
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Neifiy Ocean
Maget Sound
Yellowstons
Yosemite
Vanover
Los Angeles
Eotes
Lowill
Fildera Dever
J. L. Lyon
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THE
Fekesey i
Kansas City, Missouri
Cs. Firth
Ap Fuer Nursery
Louisiana
Atlantic
Iowa
Fayetteville
Ark
Hy East Authority
Fitarganti
Hott
Wunieaiba
Ene Es Hatem
Sid Landcraft
Quincy
Monroe
St. Louis Times
Ing Paper
News of the World
the Times
Lena Spalding
Hunnewell
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