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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
5
The Jasper News lists Democratic and Republican candidates for Congress Tax Assessor Treasurer Sheriff and Associate Judge with party designations. A printed protest poem laments printer price cuts and urges resistance to undervaluing newspaper work.
A man visits an Oklahoma store to buy a saw priced at 1.65. The dealer insists on cash and adds postage, money order, and express fees. The customer finally pays and learns mail order would have cost 1.35 plus hidden charges but would arrive in two weeks.
A reader from Depew Oklahoma extols Eleontrric Bitters as a cure for nervousness backache and fatigue claiming the product renewed her energy. She praises the tonic for boosting strength and vitality and thanks the makers for the health benefits observed.
Mrs. Daniel Kintner of Detrounse details long struggle with nervous trouble. After trying various remedies she reports benefit from Dr Miles Nervine, praising its impact and urging readers to try with a druggist refund offer. The ad-like testimony promotes Miles Medical Co. products.
A luncheon at the Lawyers' club featured a tale about trust and honesty in legal work. A Fulton Street client asked if his neighbor case could win, a lawyer warned there’s no guaranteed honesty, then took a hundred dollars as a test fee, implying little justice without effort.
A lone bride aboard the Tagus during a Bermuda to New York voyage was swept overboard by a massive wave. M Kretebler of New York grabbed her by the hair and pulled her from the three foot flood, bringing her to her stateroom in a state of hysterics after the near tragedy.
Local market feature highlights fresh produce available daily at Wheat’s Window. Shoppers can expect new fruit varieties each morning and daily specials on in season selections.
The piece depicts Dr. Courtenay as a beloved, selfless physician who served the Confederacy era and stayed in Tippah nearly 20 years, living a modest life in a three-room cottage five miles from town. He treated the poor without charge, was fondly recalled after his death, and his humane legacy is emphasized amid stories of local life.
A Welligown Testonian reports finding an old diary dated August 10, 37. It mentions going to the ratirculatation to gee my eloter of and a game where Marry Wank was there to tev lita aleter off. The text describes a rush, notice, and confusion amid the alter and bugsed piihe.
A fragmentary view notes advances in stained glass making, claiming a near-miraculous refinement in colored glagy art. It describes guarding and thefts in history, a novel process to create attuned glass webs for windows, and a heat driven fusion of mineral colors yielding a soft, mellow glow.
The text discusses a potential substitute for rubber derived from Sova or Mandorlin beet, mentioning a process involving treatment with organic acid alkalies and other reagents. It notes a project goal tied to Valentine and claims a method to produce a usable material, though details are unclear.
A mother recalls her four year old son misquoting a nickname for nuisance children and urges quieter talk. A New Zealand drowning tale reveals bathers vanish in swift currents and are eaten by eels until a remains case uncovers a swimmer grasped by a stationary log and pulled under by a current.
A new janitor reports a backward letter painted sign inside the building lobby. The hand drawn message warns about dam waters and bottle disposal, and suggests someone will be called for the misdeed. No names or dates are provided.
A fragmented passage contrasts ideas about a universal remedy with a claim that a man feels better when lying down. The text weaves through odd proverbs and garbled names, reflecting a muddled historical fragment rather than a coherent report or narrative.
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