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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
2
Lynn Monroe editors recount local happenings in Jasper Missouri. The column notes subscriptions for Wool, Coal and Potatoes, time table details, church announcements and pastor lists. It mentions political tone, ministerial trials, and community updates including schools and elections.
The passage describes a man whose conduct during a trial requires his brethren to expel him, accusing him of sailing under false colors as long as he remains in that church. The text implies deceit and pretense tied to his church membership and conduct within the trial.
The Chicago Record Merald reports the Western Reciprocity League, urged by Governor Stan try of Kyuras, will hold a meeting in this city starting April 10 to discuss forming a national organization to boost foreign trade. Delegates from business associations will explore proposals, while critics demand strong external pressure on Congress to overcome protectionist hostility and vague promises of friendship. The piece notes past reciprocity efforts stalled in the Senate and urges a definite plan of concessions and vigorous campaigning to advance foreign trade expansion.
The article discusses separating pens in chicken housing, a plan to use a curtain to shield open sheds from winter weather, and debates the feasibility of a straw or cloth barrier. It mentions Mr. P. O. Lib Jay of Otsego County and a design to keep different breeds separate while breeding chickens in a single house.
Poultry Parmer advises careful incubation preparation and care, noting exercise and a balanced ration are essential to maximize fertility in eggs and to keep breeding stock vigorous. The message emphasizes proper nutrition with both animal and vegetable matter to produce healthy chicks.
Nearly all quiuleremen agree Thor the best plow fe te have the elopine shed roof with sun exposure. Advocates push for extensive glass to improve silit and heat. The end hoop door extends the entire building length and should open to prevent drafts.
The article argues fertility should occur during incubation and stresses healthy stock through all growth stages. It warns against incest and weak vitality, noting that breeding stock must be neither too old nor too young, and not too deep or immature to avoid ruining future expectations.
In this item a hoaxish beekeeping column discusses keeping drones near orchards to avoid annihilation and suggests winter roping for supply access. It mentions honey yield, frame use, and profit from white honey tones, with notes on manure use and soil amendments for beekeeping and crops.
John Charkmion of Hyesville, O reports malaria like symptoms in Virginiann breeding and swamps. He claims Electric Hitters cure stomach and liver troubles and prevent relapses. Available at Webb Drug Store with guaranteed satisfaction.
A patient from Hebron Ohio reports severe illness with coughs and fevers, tried many remedies for years without success. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Cold with rapid relief over ten days, praising its effectiveness and affordable price. Nursery Stock Co promotes products and guarantees stock, with C H Masrens as agent.
W. HL Hagar testifies he never saw seeds come up as well as the Rush Park seeds sold by Webb Drug and Hardware Company. The note highlights seed quality and vendor endorsement in a local commerce item.
Distorted ad copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills as remedy for stomach liver and bowel woes. Claims vast crowd marvel at cures while urging purchase at Webbiling Store amid sensational language.
An odd fragment from R. W. Sheets lists pocket cutlery and a dubious drug claim using phrases like blood purified by heroine and EDERAINE to restore vigor. It promotes Blue Grass and White Clover seeds and urges purchases at Webb Drug & How Co and EB Lauderbaugh Drug Store with prices around 60 cents and drive offers.
Fragmentary 19th century advertisement praises Arnica Balm as a universal remedy. Mentions Dr Orner of Franklin Grove and Webb drug store. Claims to treat boils burns cuts corns fevers eruptions and piles with alleged miraculous results. Language is promotional and lacks clear scientific support.
An old advert promotes cream separators and various patent medicines. It mentions Warrs Oneam Vermipvon for worms, Kraut at Crandall's, Balago’s Seow Lanimmar for sprains, and Kaliann’s Houmvocwn Brive for colds, with prices and drugstore names like E. L. Lauderbaugh.
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