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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
8
Advertising rates listed for last page and Inside Pages with space priced at ten cents per inch. Local notices priced per line, and death notices or obituary poetry charged by line. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening to insure insertion. Resolutions of respect and cards of thanks are billed by the line.
A mix of social visits and hometown updates from Lakeside and Jasper area. Families like the Bairds and Hatfield share time with Mrs Baird’s mother, while training students Boland and McKee stay with local farms. Bert Cline returns from California in better health, Fritz Hager comes home with discharge and a bride. Also mentions potato processing losses and Border Telephone note on mailing letters Monday.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for muscle soreness and external pains. It claims easy application, non staining, and pore unclogging effects, with a note to keep bottles on hand for rheumatism gout lumbago grippe or bruises.
A Sedalia woman, Mrs Ralph Thom as, extols Tanlac the celebrated medicine. She reports kidney trouble, sleepless nights, and dull back pains vanishing after taking Tanlac. She claims improved sleep and relief from dizziness. Tanlac advertised for stomach liver kidney troubles and nervousness.
A Viltebirg Rahs paper clipping recounts Civil War era prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, wood, sugar, butter, candles, eggs, lard and more. It notes a lock of George Henston’s yellow hair as a cherished family heirloom alongside the faded clipping.
The News lists newborns from Dr Knoli Po Gis Complellang ote families with two entries. One baby boy born around May 4 to PL Rosdo and wife seven miles northwest, another son born Monday May 7 nine miles northwest of Noo PA Co Ariae drone.
The Almond Rebekah Lodge held a farewell for Mrs Lizzie Boots who leaves next week to stay with her daughter Aira fouends. Members praised her years of service as the lodge planned brief talks and a program with piano solos, vocal numbers, reading, and a piano duet.
An old advertisement touts Dr Ning’s Sow Gify Pills as a gentle intestine regulator that clears waste to improve health and skin. It promises rapid relief of backache bladder trouble and kidney issues with a 7.00 dollar bottle price and urges readers to subscribe to the newspaper.
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