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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
In a tense hotel episode a daring woman and Billy trap a jewel thief known as monsieur after a staged ambush. They outwit him with a decoy letter and a homemade alibi, seize the diamonds, and reveal the criminal’s double motives and coded messages.
A fragmented excerpt notes the London Times claimed many very old Britons died in 1914 while war casualties among the young surged in Europe. It contrasts longevity with mass death, mentioning 412 centenarians dying in six months and reflecting on the era's grim losses.
A compact health alert advises readiness for influenza and potential complications. It warns about taking a nightly dose of a cold remedy and highlights risks, urging proper dosing and awareness of serious outcomes. The message emphasizes seeking medical advice for flu symptoms and avoiding self treatment without guidance.
An expert asserts that the Chinese woman’s refined skin results from facial manipulation rather than enamel. The process starts with a ten minute cheek pinching, then cotton lotions, an unguent, and a delicate kneading of cheeks from the nose and lip corners toward the ears.
An advertisement touts Ose "Diamond Dyes" as a guarantee to dye wardrobes anew. It claims rich, fadeless color on wool, silk, Unem, cotton, and mixed goods including dresses, hosiery, feathers, draperies, and more. The package includes instructions and a Diamond Dye Color Card for matching materials.
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt shows Mr. Cobbles calmly guiding a lover past a big car as they approach a ramshackle bridge. He jokes the driver will be surprised by the dangerous crossing, while noting the unsettled road condition and the looming hazard ahead.
Fragmented OCR text shows outdated advertisements for Fletcher's Castoria and Cuticura products. It includes garbled quotes, references to authority figures, and dubious assurances about skin care routines with Cuticura Ointment and Soap, reflecting period marketing language.
A garbled OCR fragment references constipation cure methods and a Garfield Tea ad. It mentions reflection and a derrick as potential aids and includes stray phrases about love and handicraft. Names and coherent context are unclear.
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