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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
6
A mother confronts her son John over repeated lies and plans to coerce him with his grandmother offering candy. The scene shifts to Harold Lloyd in New York where he rejects a $250 overcoat, claiming he is too cold to afford it despite the salesman urging otherwise.
A humorous dialogue depicts Mr Feathertop rushing to the races and his wife urging caution with money. A lawyer asks the judge's charge to the jury while an ex-Jurqan notes they were paid by the day for their work.
A Randy Mush resident recalls a late evening visit by neighbors and strangers on his porch. He notes prior talk that a bottle of fine old Ucker was placed at the Tumillaville courthouse cornerstone, and observers asked which cocker was involved.
A quirky set of antiquated quips about reforming husbands and a wedding toast, plus playful salon banter. Narratives include a sober joke about wives reforming husbands, noted by several men during a voyage and a witty hair dyed episode between Georgette and Tricotine.
A fragment notes blind men along the Pacific coast inaii describing the need to reason to know when to act. The text appears incomplete, offering a glimpse rather than a full event or report.
A historical religious lesson outlines the biblical scene of worship before God's throne. It discusses the 144,000 Jews sealed for mission after Pentecost, the multitude from all nations, and angels affirming praise as tribulation ends. It describes the sanctified saints in white robes bearing palm branches, their worship, service, and God dwelling among them in eternal feasting and fulfillment.
A fireside happiness debate contrasts domestic contentment with frugal living. A deathbed scene in Life in Death is marred by the art director pushing the hero to show more life before dying.
Fragmentary ad style text discusses a physician prescription for Swamp-Rogt and claims about strengthening medicine for liver and bladder. It mixes garbled phrases and odd names, with a brief anecdote about a man denying a street sighting, indicating uncertain or damaged OCR.
A fragment explains mixing a light water based preparation to soften hair without greasing the scalp or rubbing off. The aside notes that applause has made fools of more men than criticism and that every human heart is human.
An early phrasing promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for use in every Rome to whiten clothes without harming fabric. It notes availability from grocers and mentions a separate line about an oil smelling pipe having a single fault. It ends with a remark that falling in love is a serious accident.
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