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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
A visit to the encratery shows how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is prepared with herbs gathered at their peak, solvents to extract properties, and sterilized utensils. The process, pasteurization, and sealed sterile bottles accompany testimonies from women claiming health restoration.
A massive 887 foot long raft built in Haparnanda Sweden transported logs to Copenhagen Denmark. The 55% foot wide vessel sits 10 feet above water and 16% feet below. Constructed in six months it holds as much wood as four steamers and is held by steel cables and wires. Seven crew guide the voyage.
A lawyer seeks to prove police coerced a confession, arguing police pressure tainted the case. He contends evidence against his client remains, and only a forced confession can be overturned.
In a shell-wrecked town two American soldiers discuss censorship of the town’s name in a letter to home. One warns that revealing the location could let others recognize the place, while the other jokes that even a lifelong resident wouldn’t recognize it now.
Farmers labor longer with frequent use of Allen's Foot Ease powder and footbath. The antiseptic product claims to reduce friction, freshen feet, and prevent tired, blistered feet, marketed to women and sold by dealers. A stray quote about nature and a solar system follows the ad text.
Advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, painless corn remover to lift corn instantly after application. The piece then shifts to a sensational also discussing the Ainu people of Japan and their facial tattoo practices, describing how mustaches are tattooed with soot and ash liquor and noting perceived beauty and marriage implications.
A brief exchange notes a shocked aunt and a narrator amazed by a kiss on short acquaintance. The Boston Transcript quote frames the social misperception of fault and timing in a brief, courtship toned remark.
A playful note on potatoes noting they resist becoming tasty by staying firm yet always give way to the masher. The remark contrasts the potato’s resilience with its eventual fate in cooking.
The lesson centers on first Corinthians 13, emphasizing that faith and hope endure but love is greatest. It defines love as a dynamic, not mere emotion, and outlines its preeminence, attributes, and permanence, citing related scriptures and applying to all ages about how true love expresses in service and character.
The Great Physician ministered with influste gentleness to bruised reeds and broken hearts. He called them Sog and Daughter with tender names. His patient, unhurried care lightened burdens and brought comfort before healing. His hospital work became a school of gentleness.
Yamanaka, a strong Buddhist leader, aims to revive Buddhism by founding a girls’ school with Western-style buildings, modern methods, and trained teachers. The curriculum mirrors Christian schools nearby, with Buddhism featured as a modern form borrowing from Christianity, even using Sunday school hymns with Buddha words.
Druggists report many unseen kidney problems and endorse Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as highly effective. An Insurance examiner notes many declinations stem from undiagnosed kidney trouble. Available at drug stores in two sizes. send ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
In a terse exchange the pair Abe and Ike walk with hands muffed in sleeves on a cold winter day. Abe asks why Ike stays silent and Ike retorts that Abe should talk if he wants warmth, reflecting a brisk, terse urban humor tone.
A brief, quotelike exchange notes ambition and plan as a man named Tom prepares to pursue a goal tomorrow. The dialogue echoes perseverance with succinct encouragement.
Cont von Zeppelin, inventor of the airship, was not killed in the war. He faced charges in Charlottenburg Berlin on March 8, 1917. Born late 19th century, he served as a cavalry lieutenant at twenty five and later went to the United States in 1903 as Prussian military attaché during the Civil War era. His initial aviation experience came from a captive balloon ascent with the corps.
A fragment from Cirtoons Magazine notes an odd scene at Holyoke Massachusetts where a city building hosted a visitor to inspect heifers. A peculiar bill phrase reads Ta S looks S17 and hints at wartime pricing or fare, with payment terms to be arranged.
Bluing removes stains and gives fabrics a clean look after washing. The ad copy assures customers that using this product prevents ugly streaks and guarantees good results, noting that all grocers carry 1 he.
Unclear text presents fragmented phrases including a paradoxical result and questions about a named individual. The readable elements suggest a discussion of confusion or inconsistency regarding a person or event, but specifics and context are not discernible from the damaged source.
A 1919 Kansas City item promotes micro-phosphate as a remedy for thinness, claiming it strengthens nerves, boosts energy, and increases weight. It warns the supplement should not be used by those who do not wish to gain flesh, noting the product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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