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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
3
A concise remark attributes value to experience with a Lowell reference. The line suggests that one thorn of experience outweighs a wilderness of warnings, implying practical wisdom gained through hardship.
An old medicinal advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a free gentle laxative that cleanses the system, cures constipation, purifies the blood, and acts as an overall tonic, claiming one daily movement and improved health.
The article advises cleaning gilt frames by gently rubbing white of an egg with a soft brush to remove specks of dirt. For black walnut frames aged dull, apply pure linseed oil with a brush or a bleached musk oil to restore luster.
Philo Pa resident James Ferguson reports knee pain relief after a single Sloan's Liniment application. The ad urges trying the ointment on any pain area, claiming rapid relief without rubbing, and directs readers to Pittas Drug Store for purchase.
An ills caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube is described as the source of deafness. The ad claims only a constitutional remedy called Holls Untarrh Cure can restore hearing, asserting it cures by clearing the tube and reducing inflammation. It promotes a mail order option from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and mentions constipation relief from Mail's Family Pills.
A Chillicothe resident declares Cardul, a woman’s tonic, transformed her life after 14 years of illness and partial paralysis. She credits it with restoring strength enabling her to walk and work again and urges others to try Cardul for the female constitution.
Miss Augusta Kyte spent Sunday with Miss Capitola Cavenee. Irvin Murray now of Springfield visited friends here this week. Charles J. Johnston of Lawrence Kansas visited his mother here this week. Walter Kitterman returned from Fowler Maine where he worked three months. Clarence Conroy and family west of Jasper spent Sunday with Mrs. Conroy's parents C. O Wine and family. John Jackson was in Jasper several days this week and reports his family pleased with their home in Kansas City. Dr W A Reid former osteopathy student at Kirksville was in Jasper Monday seeking a location. Three members of Mrs Cunning's household have been sick the past week Mrs Laura Smith Mrs Cunning's mother and Mrs Cunning and her daughter Miss Pearl.
Dairying grows as a major Missouri wealth producer with rising cream can counts and high dairy cattle prices. The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia runs September 23 to 30 featuring a large dairy exhibit. New classes for Ayrshire and Guernsey cattle added to premiums, with special awards planned across all divisions.
The premium incentives promise extensive exhibits of all breeds. Exhibitors may win prize money and meet potential buyers of pure breed cattle. The Sedalia fair has seen large sales from breeders displaying their herds. Entries close September 9. prospective exhibitors should submit early.
A distorted excerpt discusses how some people perceive themselves as secure and tolerate criticism, noting that certain situations reveal arrogance and selective interpretation of others. The text appears as garbled reflections on judgment and ego.
Church notices detail Sunday School at 458 with sermon by the pastor on the Gift of Love Epworth League at 7 00 p m youth topic True Worship led by Nellie Crow and pastor sermon. Fourth quarterly conference August 25 reports due Midweek prayer Thursday J J Martin pastor Jasper Salem sales Boston services on schedule and prayer meetings each place Jasper prayer meeting Wednesday evening pastor A Lewis
Fragmented OCR item lists church services and notes multiple pastors with erratic wording. Reads like Sunday School times and preaching schedules, interspersed with garbled phrases and stray sentences about past years and inspirational lines.
A reflective line inspired by Talin Raskin advises treating each new day as a fresh start of life. It speaks to using dawns for growth and endings as opportunities for strength and learning for oneself.
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