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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
4
An OCR fragment lists a special offer with names like Nene and Weel, a one year term, prices, and vague lines about pills and a "Tier prebladied" notice. It references a newspaper page with unclear dates and branding, suggesting a mixed ad and editorial layout.
A historical critique argues corruption marred public business and tax policy. It praises improved administration under strong government, noting rising revenues and better prospects for honest citizens, while urging appeal to civic character despite uncertain exact gains.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch notes the President should openly commit to the Bible and its teachings, urging his followers to view the book as their guide. It states Roosevelt is not a saint, participates in national affairs, admits human flaw, and has never been accused of hypocrisy, contrasting with Chadband.
A fragment reflects on a political figure who bridges high diplomacy and humble faith. It praises his public role as president meeting foreign plenipotentiaries and his later life preaching Christian living, noting the rarity of such civic righteousness since the republic’s founding. It also remarks on the Democratic press’s nuanced stance toward his character and integrity.
An analysis of how price fluctuations influence farmer behavior and market competition. Higher prices stimulate supply expansion and alternative sourcing, while shortages push buyers toward interior regions and foreign markets. The piece discusses speculation, security of prices, and long run outcomes in cotton and wheat markets.
An old advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflamed mucous membranes and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers a hundred dollars for any deafness not cured, with additional pitches for circulars and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Nation’s Nerd argues for continued naval buildup, citing Washington’s counsel and the need to keep shipyards active. He warns against delaying defense spending, warns war could arise if not prepared, and urges prudent restraint to avoid armed conflict.
A traditional home remedy claim extols Chamblain's Uolle Cholera and Therion as a bowel trouble treatment for summer ailments. It urges immediate preparation of the remedy and warns of impending digestive distress, praising the product as the most successful natal treatment even in severe cases.
All who aye indelge to me are Poquoatinl to Gill and settlit eatin atone, Mie Casein. The fragmentary notice appears to request a settlement of a local dispute with named parties Gill and Casein in a communal context.
A patient from St Clair Avenue in Columbus reports severe fever and weakness from a long illness. After starting “Kivetric Hitters” relief was quickly obtained and the patient soon recovered, according to the testimonial published by Webb Brow, drug store.
A user from Flat Rock Michigan touts Buckle Arnica Salve as the best healing dressing for ulcers, sores, cankers, boils, cuts, burns and burns. Sold at Webb Bros drug store with a guarantee.
A brief notice reports flour, peed and coal available at Jasper Elevator in various quantities. Additionally a consumer health snippet notes a man named Rick suffered a stomach issue described as a sgor dered condition but was quickly cured using Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets and Liver Tablets.
An advertisement boasts Chamberlain's Stomach, Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Medicine as remedies for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims to restore health, aid digestion, and soothe the bowels, praising Webb Bros as sellers and urging customers to trust the preparations for general well being.
Miss Hortense Jock of Perth Amboy New Jersey suffered temporary blindness after a bump on the head from a fall. Upon bandage removal her sight returned though facial lacerations were noted. The item also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a claimed cure for various skin and health issues and lists local sale items including a Jersey cow wagon and harness set.
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