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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
In a boastful note the Jasper News asserts its ads reach more local families in Jasper and Harton Counties than any other method. The piece features a playful exchange and cites Scribner's Magazine as context for its tone.
A compact adage echoes that true gentility isn’t about attire or rank but the courtesy one shows. The line attributed to Bishop Donne stresses manners as essential, beyond appearance or status.
To remove the smell of fresh paint, thin may be used. A pall of cold water should be placed in the room and changed every three hours to help ventilate and reduce odors.
Relieves croup and whooping cough in children with a soothing syrup that loosens mucus and eases breathing. The advertisement urges keeping Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey in the home for ill colds and bronchial troubles and notes availability at H. F. Pitts' at 25e.
A Wisconsin farmer’s dairy profit is boosted by high cream quality and immediate cooling, boosting butter prices. The piece then explains United States Government bonds as safe, tax free investments, highlighting Liberty Loan Bonds of 1917 and the option to exchange for higher-rate bonds later.
An old advertisement touts Sanol as the best relief for kidney and bladder troubles and backache. It promises relief within 24 hours and claims Sanol is a guaranteed remedy sold at 85 cents or one dollar per bottle in drug stores.
Tom Brock executor announces final settlement of the estate of J W Broek deceased at the Jasper County Probate Court to be held in Curtilege August WT. This notice serves to all creditors and interested parties seeking claims or objections before the proceeding.
Uncle Eben laments that wealth forces people to chase showy pleasures, denying simple delights and genuine happiness. The passage contrasts material excess with the happiness found in modest joys and meaningful experiences.
A garbled excerpt discusses latent evil in human hearts and hints at recurring dark impulses within a society, suggesting a pervasive, though concealed, moral struggle across the community. The text appears damaged with incomplete phrases and nonstandard spellings.
A concise quotation notes that people dress their minds as they dress their bodies following vogue, warning that neglecting this can be seen as fanciful or worse, reflecting an Enlightenment view on intellect and appearance.
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