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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
2
Miss Moxa Yates features as Blue and Bethel entries are repeated alongside family visits. Several households from John Hagen to L. Lucas recall gatherings over Thanksgiving and weekend visits. Pneumonia illness reports improve for George Isaac Wagner while other families face sickness gaps.
Report cards for rural schools are offered at the News Office for one cent each. An advertisement promotes Sanol Eczema Prescription as a famed remedy for all eczema and skin diseases with a guaranteed efficacy. A large trial bottle is advertised alongside daily newspaper subscriptions.
Obituary notices mention the deaths of Mrs. Herdman and Mr. Bray while Mrs. Bray’s health declines. Several health updates include little George Wagner improving and Mrs Will Price recovering from pneumonia. Social items record a Serafine rock party, visits between families, and John Wood building a new bungalow. Community members and families such as Budd, Budd and wife, and various residents are noted with Sunday visits and home gatherings.
A proposed American project envisions a 250 mile long canal or sea link from Kandalas ko on the White Sea to Tornen near the Swedish frontier on the Gulf of Finland. Estimated cost is about $150,000,000.
An editorial urges that the pulpit serve as a place for instruction rather than controversy, stressing calm guidance, moral clarity, and constructive discourse to uplift the community.
Zion Church ladies plan a Saturday bazaar December 8 at North Star Schoolhouse to raise funds for the Red Cross and YMCA. Local families, visitors, and residents are noted across Carthage area, with many Thanksgiving visits and Sunday gatherings mentioned among the community.
Miss Nettie Lowe and Miss Mesic Wright spent the weekend with Miss Captain Cavenee. Mrs. Henry Windle of Girard Kansas visited relatives here. Abe Teeter and family hosted dinner as did Ed Calvert and grandson Edgar Taft. Fort Riley soldier Don Ward was home on furlough for Thanksgiving. Parsons and Neck City visitors joined family gatherings.
Cracks in plastered ceilings can be filled with a putty made from Whiting mixed with glue water or calcined plaster and water. This simple ready-to-make compound provides a durable seal for restoring smooth surfaces.
Miss Veda Sunderland and Mrs Roy Tiller spent Wednesday with Mrs Jake Bruffets. Lora Keener called on Mrs Everett Bruffett. Coran and Andy Vonner hosted visitors from Kansas City last week. Emery Tiller and family visited Jake Sunderland and T H Tiller. Marie Owings stayed with Alice Templin. Sweezy family spent Sunday at W E K Sweezy’s. Several families visited at Clearence Zaerr’s and Will Isenmann’s. Carthage and Webb City trips sought to recover a stolen Ford belonging to Geo Campbell. various locals hosted and visited relatives throughout Cedar County.
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