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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
9
Mrs Emma Baker of Lebanon Indiana extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a wonderful medicine for women s ailments. The letter praises the remedy s restorative effects and urges other women to use it for recovery and renewed energy.
Statistics show the average farm size changing between 1910 and 1920. In 1920 the average farm covered 145.2 acres, up from 188.1 acres in 1910. Improved land per farm averaged 78.6 acres in 1920, versus 75.2 acres in 1910.
A reader asks whether Flubduleworth is a banking asset or a citizen in the Louisville Courier Journal. The piece presents the question with no clear answer, exploring definitions and implications.
Lesson text on Uzziah from 2 Chronicles highlighting his early strength and prosperity under divine favor, his prideful intrusion into priestly duties, ensuing leprosy, rapid punishment, and eventual death. It notes his military and civic achievements, religious failure, and the moral warning against pride.
Fragmentary ad touts Swamp-Root for kidney ailments promising mild immediate relief. Claims a gentle belief in the preparation with dubious health assertions and vague statements about its effects.
In a London shop, Jenkin spots a sovereign on the floor and, after a clumsy glove mishap, cannot lift the coin. He makes a second failed attempt as a shopwalker mentions a bottle of his squid engine, and Jenkins flees the scene.
In an amusing recital, a speaker misread the room during Robert Emmitt's death oration. Halfway through, a pause and a step triggered applause as the crowd assumed the speech ended. He recovered with a quip about reaching his alien grave and concluded swiftly, eliciting laughter.
A Birmingham Age-Herald pun article recalls a tactless guest who fails to cheer Bibbles in hospital. He admits his weakness in sickroom chat and mentions a cemetery lot bargain as an awkward attempt. The piece ends with a quip about wise women and bold guidance.
An Indianapolis man crafted a two foot long Chinese style pipe, had it stained and finished, then used it after lighting tobacco. He fainted hours later from fumes and learned the dangers of varnish vapors. The pipe remains on his wall as a memento. A jailbird escape anecdote follows, with a crook delaying guard and citing Christmas plans.
Special facilities to care for church members addicted to golf will be installed by the Dixmoor Golf Club of Chicago. A wireless receiving station will be set up when the links open in the spring so members can listen to their pastor while smoking a cigarette on the course.
Edith has a remarkably sweet voice and cost me about sixty pounds of candy in six months. The remarks imply praise while noting a playful bargain over candy. No external events are reported beyond this affectionate quip about performance and indulgence.
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