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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
Injured beat writer reports a quirky weather setback as teams regroup after a damp Monday. Officials confirm no major delays while local clubs prepare for rescheduled matches and practice days ahead of the week.
A jumble of culture notes and anecdotes from early 20th century press. Compact items touch on baseball hotspots, legal quirks, gender roles, aviation in China, fuel prices, and local curiosities, naming figures and places such as Chicago, China, London, and Korea with brief reactions and observations.
A detailed 1880 account recalls a February storm along the New Jersey coast. Keepers, surfmen, and crews from Stations No. 4, 2, 11 and 12 battled two wrecks and a brig, rescuing sailors as wind, surf, and shifting wreckage tested their nerve. Keeper Charles Valenton and Surfman Van Brunt led perilous launches while grappling with torn rigging, crashing timbers, and a captain’s suicide note aboard the Anguilla from Havana. The piece underscores relentless bravery amid frigid seas and lists heroic feats across multiple vessels and crews.
Storm centers move toward the northeast or Atlantic coast raising hopes for improved storm timing. Predictions suggest storms form from the Caribbean and western Atlantic with European forecasts benefiting from telegraph data. Research by Lyons factory investigators explores galvanometer records and sensitive antenna signals as potential early warnings for storm arrivals.
Fragmentary dialogue blends a mock motto of Jupiter Plovina with garbled telegraphic anecdotes and stray notes about Dorothey Winslow and a 1657 clergyman. Notable lines reference wind cures, children’s gyrap tents, and Scots as heavy British subjects.
Sikeston Missouri readers report dramatic relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Devs Berivan credits the remedy with restoring health, enabling daily tasks and social activity after years of weakness and pain. Another reader, Mrs Lea Moons, says doctors advised surgery but the compound helped her avoid hospital treatment.
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