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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item from Missouri publisher record shows garbled names and dates. It mentions a moot office in Jnaper and a subscription notice with unclear warding. Readable elements include publisher context and a single copy price.
A garbled line from a rules prompt hints at improving defenses for tomorrow while referencing yesterday. The text mixes typos and partial phrases, unclear about concrete events or entities.
A historical note describes a study on heredity and possibly scar markings in a subject named Govaian eioestar. It mentions limited success after 304 cones and attempts through three power clones, with a focus on close examination of cornneellay.
The care of food in the home and all fishhold work are helped by proper planning and suitable materials. A adequate clean water supply and other conveniences are essential for comfort, labor savings, and home hygiene.
A quirky poem praises the Printer's Rule as a handy tool for many tasks from cleaning to crafting. It echoes nostalgia for past crafts, lauds practical skills, and hints at a communal reliance on the rule amid hunger and weary work, ending with a chant-like insistence on using the rule for daily tests.
The note mentions Dr. Houser the veterinarian planning a Saturday visit in Jasper on December 23 to perform SES work. It includes conflicting lines about Deep Streams Run Still and why Deep fires me, with unclear reasons and garbled phrasing.
A Parla street rule imposes a misdemeanor for throwing waste paper on a street. If a policeman sees you drop paper he confronts you, asks for pardon, and directs you to pick up what you have discarded. The act and the correction are presented as a public order measure.
A medical practitioner recalls a 16 year career and a recent prank. A patient with an inflamed eye asks whether to drop medication before or after meals, revealing the prankster’s timing question. The moment exposes the coded misdirection around patient instructions and clinician patience.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes Dr Kings New Life lily to aid stomach liver and bowels. Mentions Pitts Way of War and urges action against ongoing abuse of system. Appears as marketing propaganda with unclear claims and chaotic phrasing.
The article reflects on humanity’s long pursuit of an ultimate end and notes that despite millennia of speculation and warning signs the supposed terminus remains distant, framing the search as ongoing rather than final progress.
A reflective note on prevailing troubles with cautious optimism, suggesting a glimmer of relief amid ongoing clouds and uncertainties as the author contemplates steps forward and the need for steadier resolve.
The Christian Endeavor World notes that the city is full of chances for service. It urges readers to stay alert, spot opportunities, and initiate them for communal good.
The fragment shows dialect dialogue with a character named Dirk and a warning about swearing at a man. A potential police or Lobel reference appears, implying trouble or authority involvement. The readable text centers on confrontational speech and a threat of reporting to officials.
Women's pure silk glove finish ed taffeta shirts on Mannis rings with detachable collars available in blue brown and black with hair stripe all sizes Special 450. Women's plain tailored waists in light and dark grey flannel Robes Pierre collars trimmed with red and blue collars and cuffs all sizes Special 125. On Table waists worth up to from Special 3.98.
Fine fur sets in Coney and Iceland fox with large shawl collars and satin lining. Grey China Tear and black brown Coney styles include large collar and muff with silk ornaments. These long fur sets are well made with good wear, priced at 12.50 and 7.50 in this sale.
An advertisement notes black silks at $1.40 per yard with 36 inch width, offering glove finished taffetan and richly finished messalines and peau de soie suitable for dresses and coats. It compares to $1.73 and $2 qualities elsewhere and highlights a special price.
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