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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
1
The last lyceum course number features J Emerson Nye, praised as a master impersonator with deep insight into human character. A university graduate with two schools of oratory and ten years as entertainer, Nye captivates with a beautiful voice and magnetic stage presence.
H P Pitts announces he will close his drug business in Jasper soon. He sold the building and soda fountain to Omer Webb, who will move his modern store into the location. Webb plans to relocate a top equipped shop, while Pitts contemplates his next steps in coming months.
At Liberty Theater at 8 p m Friday April 2 the program benefits M E Church South Sunday School. A piano duet Under Marching Orders by Helen and Gwendolyn Wine. vocal solo Mary Lee Greenlee. reading The Little Brown Babe by Lena Wiseman. violin duet Agnes and Paul Wilson. reading Mady's Organ by Inez Pat Voying. Death Ruth Southern. violin duet Song Without Words by Agnes and Paul Wilson. violin solo Humoresque by Mia Joe Edwards. reading Ruth Good. play The Black Vamp. musical numbers by Colored Glee Club of Carthage. Carthage Male Quartet also featured.
Kentucky General Assembly in 1922 classed burglars and murderers together with capital penalties. Nighttime dwelling break ins now carry life imprisonment or death as juries decide. The assembly also barred parole for bank embezzlers, robbers, murderers, arsonists, highway thieves, and those convicted of crimes against women.
The Carthage District of the St. Louis Annual Conference reports licenses granted and renewed for local preachers including Marion Culbertson of Milo, with readings on church growth and stewardship. Resolutions condemn violations of the Eighteenth Amendment, praise enforcement of prohibition, and commend churches, officials, and Bishop William A. Quayle.
True paint economy is determined by the area a gallon covers rather than price per gallon. The article highlights how De voe Lead and Zinc Paint spreads over surfaces and implies greater value from coverage efficiency.
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