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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
7
A local testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured a woman’s backache aching joints and kidney disorders after other treatments failed. Other items note a jewelry theft recovered in a police court case and a comic anecdote about Noah and the Ark.
An excerpted OCR reads a garbled marketing notice for antiseptic foot powder claiming relief for tired feet and sore toes. The text is severely distorted with misspellings and unclear branding, making precise details and names unreadable.
The text presents a jumble of phrases and misread titles, mentioning names like Mrs Winchow and Pedeces, along with vague product lines and slogans. It reads as distorted OCR from an early 20th century page with no clear coherent story or event.
A collage of strained phrases notes biliousness constipation headaches and blues with a claim of sixty years in doing it A Pennsylvanian widow marries ten men in a vain search for perfection while a Massachusettess chicken fancier finds a dime in four eggs A Chicago transit line installs politeness posts to curb rude remarks and petty theft in cars
The piece discusses James and Jesus teaching on faith in action, warning that merely claiming belief without obedience is hypocrisy. It cites disobedience, eye speck and beam imagery, fruit bearing, and the need to build on the solid rock of Christ’s words for lasting character.
Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Barry, U S A, superintendent at West Point, is named commander of the Army Eastern division with headquarters in Governor’s Island, succeeding Gen. Grant. Barry, born in New York City, rose from West Point class of 1877 to lead troops in the Cuban campaign and served as superintendent at West Point before this appointment.
Frederick Funston, commander in California, may be promoted to major general. His career spans from a government botanical explorer to a frontline captor, with service in the Dakotas, Montana, the Death Valley region, Alaska, and the southern California frontier. He rose from Kansas farm roots to federal service under the U.S. Army.
Queen Mary Princesses and nobles greet Oscar Hammerstein in the London Opera House after a charity performance for the League of Mercy. King George praises the effort and doors open for a royal introduction as four Americans sing a garden poem from Paust.
Washington buzzes over the coming return of Wu Ting-Fang, named representative of Yuan Shih Kai, with friends planning a grand welcome. Tales of his sayings, wit, and sharp tongue revive as social and official circles anticipate receptions, banquets, and gala dinners in his honor.
A garbled mixture of anecdotes and quips from a 19th century page includes a funeral shop remark about coffins cost and a plan to obtain a hooded seat, a domestic scene about marriage and education, political quips about English candidates, and unrelated humor about prisons, laundry and chairs.
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