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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
2
A reader from Rose Street LaC is praised for a twenty six year battle with chronic bronchitis. After using Pe r u n a this winter the hoarseness and fatigue vanish and he declares Pe Ru Na the best medicine for his condition.
The fragment shows a dramatic dialogue with phrases like It like your nerve and Is it rather good, suggesting a tense exchange. No clear event, person, or setting is established beyond the quoted lines.
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength as a freckle remover. It promises visible fading in days with twice daily application and money-back guarantees if no improvement. It also jokes about age and income classifications for men.
A druggist sourced discussion on kidney trouble and the use of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. The ad claims many people are declined for insurance due to undetected kidney issues. It promotes testing with a ten cent sample request and urges writing to Dr Binghamton for information.
The New York Times reports merchant opinions that a permanent price reduction trend has begun after broad cuts across department stores. Dealers note an overstock in clothing and anticipate fewer sales next season with a shift toward higher quality garments, while silk prices are set for permanent declines as Japaneses material exits the market.
Dr Alexander Hamilton Stice led an exploring party attacked by large white cannibals near an Orinoco tributary. Firearms drove them off after two or three were killed, with Dr White describing the Guartbos tribe as exceptionally ferocious. Mrs Rice accompanied part of the expedition into Amazon regions and returned with specimens for Harvard's Peabody museum.
Chicago reports Dr Victor D Lespinasse of Northwestern University demonstrates rooster organ transplants on a hen. The hen grows a comb wattles saddle feathers and a crowing imitation. The study, described as a staple operation, shocks chicken growers as the hen parades with rooster traits on a suburban farm.
Upstate New York fox farm owner Hi M. Bacon appeals for mother cats to nurse silver fox babies. Bacon, head of the New York Fur Auction Sales corporation, says the farmer will take all cats offered and expects a cat to earn 2.5 dollars for six weeks. After six weeks the litter matures to solid food.
Muskogee Oklahoma reports Sarah Rector, a Black girl living near Kas-kogra, has become the richest African American in the nation. Once listed as owning worthless land, she is now said to be worth a million dollars and more.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss flu preparedness and medical guidance. It mentions a Druggist, Pete, and references protection measures, potential complications, and routine actions with unclear context. Names, places, and precise instructions are not coherent enough to extract concrete facts.
A playful note about a rumored acrobatic comedian and a hard working attempt to devise a scientific substitute for beer. The dialogue hints at tricks and guessing how many hops are needed to make a kick, in a light film context.
An old advertisement extols Bayer as the maker of genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It claims safety for millions and long use by physicians, linking aspirin to relief for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism and related pains. It notes 12 tablet tins cost a few cents and mentions larger packages.
To heighten agricultural production and increase the world food supply an international association of agricultural missions has been formed. Members will carry modern agricultural methods into every land as World Outlook notes.
An old advertisement touts Preezone for corn and callus removal. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents, with drops applied directly to the corn to stop pain and remove it root and all without a shot. The copy uses exaggerated claims and friendly product hype.
Mayme altered her appearance, according to a transcript fragment. The other party confirms she went to the beauty doctor for that purpose, revealing a motive linked to the consultation.
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