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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
2
A Jasper Missouri editorial contrasts college morals with university leaders remarks on student ethics. It argues colleges nurture youth, not police youth, noting many working through college and the harm of broad negative views toward higher education. Also, a fable about returning good for evil, laundry starch tips, a fishing spider, and a Toledo legal notice wrap this page.
The reform movement in China has been checked and reactionaries gain influence at the court. Yuan Shihkai and his proteges had secured key posts, with foreign educated Chinese placed in top offices, but the empress dowager now favors Tsen Chun hsuan and removals follow. Cattle transit rules tighten as cattle welfare pushes enforcement. railroads face prosecutions with high convictions and penalties.
Sir Wilfrid urier cites imperial grants to ships linking colonies with Britain as a way to favor trade within the empire. The British government refuses a preferential tariff for colonies, prompting imperial union advocates to seek preferences by alternative means.
A rivalry to craft the longest sausage sees new record by Jacob Ackerman of Limeport, Germana, Pennsylvania. The latest specimen measures 64 feet eight inches, showcasing expanding lengths in regional sausage production.
A collage of vintage ads promises cures for nervous disorders with Dr. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer and free samples. It blends product pitches for cigarettes, laundry bluing, and a satirical warning about unreliable spouses, reflecting era commercial humor.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions ships to Habition, clothing dyes, a small 5 cent package, and stray phrases about brains and gossip. No clear event or entities emerge beyond scattered references to clothing, time, and theft, with no coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
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