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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
Obscure local newspaper page fragment lists newspaper names, issue numbers, and ad rates with garbled typography. It references Joplin Mail and local freight, advertising rates, and printers notices, offering little coherent context beyond typical classifieds.
The Daily Star details recent flood effects across towns including Jasper Neva Carthage and Northfork, noting drownings and property losses later corrected as exaggerated. It mentions Liberal and political notes, local investigations, and regional concerns about infrastructure and safety amid ongoing coverage.
The piece mocks defense of evil and defends Governor Folk on law enforcement. It cites St Louis criticisms of enforcing Sunday closing laws and argues against hypocrisy in law, noting alleged past governors failed to enforce and questioning candidates who claim laws cannot be fully enforced. It also cites a petition from women pushing true temperance and condemning hypocrisy.
A vintage style ad faux medical claim promotes a patent remedy for coughs and colds. The text touts fast cures, references to a new “firm” and unnamed products sold by druggists and Halle family outlets. It reads like a period marketing pitch with endorsements and dubious health promises.
A fragmentary ad from Jasper Elevator urges readers to buy flour, feed, and coal in any quantity. The distressed phrasing mentions Chamberlain's Belle cholera and diarrhea remedy and emphasizes quick action to save life, reflecting a historical, informal promotional tone.
A critique of youths chasing fast success, detailing how premature achievement destabilizes judgment and growth. It cites cases of young men reaching wealth and power by age 25 to 30, followed by decline, cynicism, restlessness, and personal loss. The piece argues true maturity requires time and tempered ambition.
A touted Paris remedy titled The Diamond Cure claims to treat consumption coughs and pneumonia with instant improvements and permanent relief. Advertisements by W. T. Meier of Vanlewr and Dr. L. J. Bohooler promote Look Yr. Kinus New Discovery for Consumption. The piece cites dramatic testimonials and price offers, urging readers to seek the cure at local outlets.
A terse advertisement promises instant meat deliveries by phone to the home, urging urgency and convenience. The message emphasizes quick service and readiness to assist customers at their residences.
A historical ad touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation. It promotes Kennedy's Laxative Syrup as the original remedy and mentions sale by Jk Schooler, with references to Web Drug and Hardware Co and local distributors in Rat Portage, Ontario, Canada.
An old promotional note from a lumber company touts DeWitt Witch Salve as a purveyor remedy. The vague ad markets the salve as best for various ailments and mentions a schoolmaster as a seller contact.
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