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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
3
An anxious scene features Burroughs noting a man who resembles him closely while lenders tease about a missing five dollars lent three months prior. The exchange hints at misidentification and unsettled debts in a compact, period voice.
Jasper Astonished by Simple Mixture presents a claim that one spoonful relieves constipation and stomach trouble by acting on both lower and upper bowels. The advertisement cites H F Pitts, a druggist, as the source and mentions ingredients buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika.
The article explains Graham flour is produced by grinding the entire grain to a moderate fineness. It contrasts it with whole wheat flour which removes the three outer coats and germ, noting color and keeping qualities would be affected if the germ were not removed.
A brief note advises pouring a small amount of turpentine into the corners of wardrobes chiffoniers or trunks to rid homes of moths. The tip emphasizes household antiviral effects and practical pest control.
The earliest Worcester England china patterns are believed to have been copied from Chinese designs, reflecting a transfer of artistic influence from China to a European producer.
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment to ease bruises and soreness from cleaning. It promises quick relief, restful sleep, and a grateful user claim that it is worth its weight in gold. The copy uses misspellings and marketing phrasing typical of vintage ads.
The Sunday School program featured hymns such as O Day of Resurrection and Christ Arose, prayers, and readings. Isaiah 58 prophecy, The Crucifixion, and The Resurrection from Matthew 28 were presented by Worth Masters, Jerome Woodmansee, Miss Irma Masters, Miss Muatie, Miss Anna Leiplity, and Mrs. David Houser with solos and duets.
Earl B Ray oldest son of Mrs Fannie Ray now living in Oklahoma married Nanette Ralston daughter of Mrs T E Ralston of Oakwood Oklahoma. The ceremony took place at Taloga. Nanette is a Concordia Kansas graduate who taught near Oakwood and is an accomplished musician. She served as postmistress at Hasty Colorado in 1912 for two years and will live on a 320 acre homestead near Hasty after October 1.
The news note touts the publication as the best advertising medium for stock breeders in Jasper and Barton Counties. It claims to reach more farm homes in the area than any other paper.
The Commercial Club met in regular session last Thursday night. They approved improving Main Street within the city and will act immediately. President Hayzleth named N. J. Patterson, J. O. McCine and D. M. Johnson to raise funds. W. T. Simmons and I. Nex were tasked to locate a gravel bed for road repairs.
Last Sunday a Jackson family reunion celebrated A D Jackson's seventieth birthday at the Jacksony residence on South Main Street. Participants included John Jackson and family Roy Avery and wife Frank Nebel and family from Jasper George Jackson and family from Carthage and Mr Evans from Marshfield along with Mr and Mrs A D Jackson.
The Alpha Ladies met with Mrs Arthur Teeter Tuesday afternoon. Twelve members responded to reveal with miscellaneous quotations. The study for the afternoon was Greelan Art. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs John Marsh. The club with their families have planned no farewell party at the home of Mrs Sharp, Friday May 5, for Mr Hart and family, who are soon to leave for Columbia.
A V Stalter assistant cashier of Miners Bank Webb City and nephew of J C Stalter of Jasper died at his home in Webb City last week. Mr Blaler was a prominent young man in the community and was 25 years old. A L Stalter mayor of Carterville and brother of J C Stalter is very sick with typhoid fever.
Warrensburg reports Guy Webb elected captain of the 2016 baseball team at the university. Webb, an infielder, was one of the team's strongest players last year as Warrensburg continues its reputation for a top college squad in Kansas and Missouri.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings and their great kindness during the loss of our husband and father.
An advertisement quotes a Houston drug businessman claiming mud-cloured skin and dull eyes signal constipation. It urges six glasses of water daily and one or two Rexall Orderlies nightly as a remedy and promotes Rexall as the best laxative with exclusive selling rights.
News reached relatives in Cartridge last week of the death of C. B. Stewart of Ot hin tiie in Orilway, Colorado, at age 50. Mr Stewart published the Jasper Bee here for many years and is remembered by many old residents.
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Mildred Rice of Fort Scott Kansas and Ira Buergey of Carthage. The ceremony will be at 4 PM on April 26 at the home of Miss Rice’s uncle W R Gunn in Fort Scott. Rice comes from a prominent Fort Scott family and Buergey, a Missouri University engineering graduate, is head electrician at the Gill quarry near Carthage. The couple will reside at Olive and Frances streets.
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