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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
A regional recipe note lists a ginger cookies recipe using malneses sugar shortening sour cream eggs and ginger with chilling guidance and four to roll. It also describes a chicken pie from leftover roast chicken with gravy white sauce onion and biscuits baked hot, then English cheese cake with curd milk eggs sugar and currants baked brown, and a tomato toast method with buttered bread and seasoned tomatoes for a luncheon dish.
A brief morning scene captures a clear April day with sunshine, glints of blue sky, and a rainbow warning in the distance, suggesting delicate weather changes and hopeful light.
The article lists practical tools and gadgets to ease housework. It highlights bread mixers, wheeled trays, wire baskets as essential labor saving devices, plus spatulas, knives, scales, measuring spoons, and cleaning aids. It notes electricity makes house cleaning easier and emphasizes judicious purchasing by housewives.
An old advertisement touts Carcarets as a sleeping laxative to cure bilious tongue bad taste pale skin and torpid bowels. It claims undigested food sours gases and acids clear by morning and warns against harsh laxatives while promising a gentle overnight cleanse.
A fragmentary note names Grace in a dispute with an unidentified enmity tied to public space. The terse text mentions a person described as enmay and sloppy, with a cryptic attribution to Arkansaw Thomas and a cut reference.
Readers urged to use Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney bladder and related backache symptoms. Ad claims the remedy helps tired or despondent feelings and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY and mentions over the counter bottles at drug stores.
A Texas plumber designs a head operated tunneling device to lay sewer pipes without digging trenches, enabling trenchless installation and reduced surface disruption. The invention signals a potential shift in modern sewer construction methods and industrial efficiency.
The Bayer Company introduces Aspirin highlighting its relief for Rheumatism Colds Headache Neuralgia Earache Toothache and Neuritis. Customers are urged to ask for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross. Packages come as 12 tablets in a tin and larger sizes from druggists.
A terse exchange recalls a dancer once associated with Jones. Jones asks about the partner, and another person notes she shook him.
An OCR snippet shows ad lines for Diamond Dyes promising fadeless color on fabrics and a garbled then notes about Toledo and county references. The text mixes product pitches with stray names and disjoint phrases, reflecting a damaged page fragment with no coherent single event.
A compact analysis of Judges recounting Israel's pattern of apostasy and deliverance. Focus on Deborah the prophetess and Barak in the war against Sisera, highlighting divine guidance, leadership, and the victory celebrated in Judges 5. Includes dates, roles, and the themes of faith, obedience, and national leadership.
A vintage ad claims Freexone removes hard corns and calluses from the bottom of feet. A tiny bottle costs little at drug stores and, with a few drops, supposedly stops pain and lifts the corn or callous away root and all without pain.
A brief exchange hints that a man with a calm, collected air is expected to arrive bearing a bill. The dialogue captures tension as onlookers anticipate a financial demand.
A fragment suggests a sluggish, crowded rush of town youths to a farm, noting a lack of eagerness or urgency. It hints at imagined competition or arrival dynamics without clear names, places, or dates. The sentence conveys a hesitant crowd and rural setting themes.
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