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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
4
The garbled lines imply a suggestion for a change of scenery with a traveler named Pat a doctor Lin and a traveling man. The speaker counters to stay home awhile and see someone bearder hotel rooms and railroad stations. The text hints at movement and replacement contexts without clear events or dates.
Mrs L D Bohrer of bool Mo praises Dodd s Kidney Pills for rapid relief after long heart and bladder illness. She reports her son also improved after a few pills, and she plans to stock several boxes to avoid being without the remedy on the farm. The letter urges readers to use the genuine Dodd s Kidney Pills to guard against kidney and Bright s disease.
Commerce Reports note a very small Sicilian almond crop at about 15 000 bags of 220 pounds with 40 000 bags left from last year. Prices rise to 845 lire per bag, exchange 10.5 cents. Titbert crop abundant at 150 000 bags with no old crop left, priced at 142 lire per bag. New pistachio crop strong, old crop in shell, priced around 2s 6d per pound.
A vignette from an army post describes a mess cook prone to swearing when bread is overdone. Little Margaret Ives notices the bewildered expression of the child as she asks her mother about the cook, noting his daytime prayers and odd manner.
A quotation about intentions and consequences appears in a discussion noting that good intentions do not guarantee good outcomes. It contrasts the sentiment that “he means well” with a broader warning that many disasters arise from well meant but flawed efforts.
Reader notes praise punctual billing and prompt telephone service. The column suggests the utility handles calls efficiently while invoices are always paid on time. This brief item highlights customer satisfaction with reliability and timely correspondence.
In Mark 2 1 12 the dramatic scene shows Jesus teaching at a home in Galilee crowds press in while four companions lower a paralytic man through the roof. Jesus forgives the man’s sins and heals him, illustrating forgiveness as restoration and addressing the deeper need beyond physical cure.
An advertisement promises a home remedy to darken faded gray hair. A half pint of water mixed with rum glycerine and Barbo Compound is claimed to color hair gradually without staining the scalp or leaving a greasy residue. Full directions come with each box.
A brief humorous exchange centers on marriage and its supposed failure. One speaker claims marriage is a failure because every woman he meets is missing from his life after marriage, while the other questions the conclusion, framing covetousness as a common unrecognized sin.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a supper table debate on wheat and meatless days. That night six cats gathered beneath bay windows, prompting the next morning’s remark that sleepless nights are ahead.
In a playful Philadelphia Telegraph snippet a teacher asks Johnny where Lake Ontario is and a pupil answers yes, on page 18. A separate vignette features a girl with a parrot that has never spoken in two years, prompting a joking response about giving it a chance.
A wartime appeal notes the pick of American youth for service with four in five rejected for physical defects mainly kidney issues. It urges health actions and promote Anuric from Dr. Pierce Institute to flush uric acid, promising renewed vitality and kidney support through daily water, milk and vegetable diet, and three Anuric doses daily for a month.
A report notes proposed laws to clear large tracts in the Straits Settlement for banana production. It mentions diverse remedies and a saying about preserved virtue, with remarks on health and aging.
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