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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
7
Farmers receive compact guidance on breed choice, dairy timing, equipment use, feed order, and care for horses, cattle, fowl, and crops. Emphasis on pure breeds, sanitation, rotation, and efficient practices aims to boost productivity and animal health for a prosperous farming year.
Practical notes cover pig pastures hens and feed ranging from skim milk use to fertilizer, grain marketing, and bull management. Advice spans breeding growth pacing dairy and poultry care, housing floors lime and soil notes, egg cooling, and manure production.
A sermon on the Beatitudes and the fate of Dives and Lazarus contrasts wealth and poverty, urging generosity and spiritual poverty. It notes Lazarus’ faith, Dives’ neglect, and Jesus’ teachings on mercy, repentance, and living rightly now to shape the hereafter.
The New Jersey legislature, signed by Governor Wilson, passes a first in nation measure allowing courts to order tuberculous patients who defy public health rules into state facilities. The act also provides six months to set up county care facilities with a $3 weekly state subsidy per patient, and authorizes isolation or detention if patients resist treatment.
Mrs. Noble Tubman of Dodeon Montana describes an eight month old infant covered in purple sores with hair loss and feverish burning. After trying multiple remedies a friend recommended Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which led to rapid improvement and full recovery within weeks. The letter claims Cuticura cures and invites free literature from Boston.
A fragment from a domestic scene shows Aunt Beulah battling chores that trigger lumbago and asthma while family members debate help from Stemaid. The patient sister protests and a child interjects with pointed humor about pain and dust.
A fragmentary narration follows a student named Wille studying a gown with black buttons and a white circle, as a mother presents a new dress. The scene shifts to a moment of approval and a cry of “Oh, marina.”
An immigrant lands at the battery and walks Broadway with a canvas trunk. He sports a bright orange beret and a long uleter. A brand new American straw hat sits atop his head as wind from the sea bites. The text notes the idea of marriage for a bachelor and hints at cultural acclimation and humorous misunderstandings.
Colorado representative Rucker argues a sugar tariff before a Washington reporter. The exchange humorously riffs on misunderstandings as a joke about elephants making piano keys and billiard balls, illustrating public confusion surrounding policy.
A fragmentary note from the Portsmouth Star quotes a suffragette and a man debating governance forms. The piece mentions the Moon and Henton with a toilet product advertisement for Paxtine Antiseptic, promising free samples to readers who request them, amid a cryptic legal flourish.
An OCR fragment mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with teething claims and temperance era wording about women asserting independence by leaving husbands. The passage also notes criticism from the gallery in a drama setting and references an actor Lewis Sergie Binder staying at a home for virtue, reflecting era social norms and faded context.
Women suffering from any form of illness are invited to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidential women's department in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women in strict confidence. No testimonials are published without consent. A free 80 page text book is offered by mail. Write today.
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