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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
4
A Kansas farmer notes feeding practices for milk cows, comparing grain and roughage order, suggesting twice daily feeding as standard, with roughage in racks when yard access allows. He warns against feeding silage during milking due to odor absorption and emphasizes regularity and habit in feeding.
An ad touts a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy named Adleri ka sold by H F Pitts Drugstore. It claims one spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach and gas and even prevents appendicitis by clearing foul matter with quick action.
A judge notes a pessimist remains undefeated as dialogue turns to courage and hazards of optimism. The humorous exchange highlights a skeptic’s stubborn stance and a claim about pathway and flowers on a lawn as symbolic defiance.
The natural language of the Irish man is Gaelic, the old Celtic tongue, still spoken to a degree in Ireland, Wales, the Scottish highlands and northern France where Celtic remnants remain.
A compact reflection on how life is built from little acts of kindness rather than grand sacrifices. The piece pairs a Sir Humphry Davy quote with a humorous exchange about attending a charity concert and seating prices.
A Washington Star note observes the elixir of life and philosopher's stone quests are abandoned while efforts to find a tax that faces no opposition continue. The remark frames taxation as a perennial, elusive goal in public policy discourse.
A physician urges interest in outdoor sports. The indolent citizen replies that outdoor games are his main daily reading between leisure and health, highlighting a casual exchange on activity and leisure.
The Washington Post notes that many supersensitive children feel unreconciled with their parents as they grow up, suggesting adult expectations compound emotional distance and influence family dynamics.
Notice to all creditors interested in the estate of Susannah Holdeman deceased that executor Wm Holdeman will make final settlement at the Jasper County Missouri probate court in Carthage on February 14 1916. First published January 1346.
Mary F. Williams Administratrix announces the final settlement of Elijah GL Williams in Jasper County Missouri probate court to be held in Carthage on February 14 1916. Notice remains to all heirs of J A Dodd Jasper Mo and interested persons that the settlement will proceed January 27 1916 at R A Mooneyham office Carthage Jasper County.
Auction notice listing multiple livestock items including 1 head of good mules and several horses with ages from 2 to 9 years, 164 hands black mares, and a 4 year old gray mare. Also offers miscellaneous hay quantities, corn, plow, buggy, harness, cream separator, oil stove, copper kettle, and other household goods. Target buyers invited.
Terms offer seven months at 6 percent from the date on approved note on all sums over ten dollars with a 2 percent cash discount on cash payments over ten dollars. No property removed until terms are complied with. B F Boland auctioneer W C Thomas clerk
J N Marsh assignee of J R Dodd asks to adjust all demands against the estate and effects assigned for creditors. Hearing continues over two days. Dated December 20 1015. First publication December 23 4t.
A testimonial from H. B. Smith of San Francisco, dated January 1915, credits Sloan's Liniment with rapid recovery after a doctor advised care. He mentions working at a large department store in San Francisco and asserts his restoration from illness will be shared with many coworkers.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as immediate relief for rheumatism with a testimonial from a sufferer claiming three weeks of Chronic Rheumatism and a stiff neck were cured. It notes the sapodilla tree yields chicle used in chewing gum, grown in Mexico and Central America, with 1910 Mexican chicle exports valued at $170,000.
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