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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment presents unclear names places and actions. Readable elements hint at a local item or notice but specifics are not recoverable from the text. The piece lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize.
A voice asks the day’s officer for his purpose at eight. The guard complies, explaining his presence and duty, and the exchange ends with the officer of the day clarifying his actions and intent.
An ad style note promises freedom from laxatives with Najal a non laxative product that imitates nature s lubricant and claims it will not gripe nor act as medicine. The copy suggests medical authorities tested it and compares its lubricating action to nature s own, marketing it as harmless like water. It includes typical ad phrasing and a request to buy from a druggist.
A historical note on yellow fever spread between Africa and the Americas, emphasizing General Gorgas warnings about rapid transatlantic transport. It discusses how transit time affected shipboard outbreaks, immunity after recovery, and the potential impact of modern air travel on disease spread. It also mentions quarantine and eradication efforts as remedies.
Before 1880 gas engines operated using gunpowder and turpentine. This historical note highlights early power sources prior to gasoline's rise in motor technology.
Dr. T A Jaggar urged immediate borings in Kilauea to map a hot belt for possible electrical power. At least 50 borings would depth vary 5 to 300 feet, mostly near old lava flows, to create a thermal map. Subscriptions totaling 5000 dollars funded the plan, with 7000 already donated, and a Mauna Loa summit pack trail and a research house were proposed for future outbreak readiness.
Aristocratic Miss Brandstrom known as the angel of Siberia aims to acquire a southern German village to establish a human reclamation camp for wrecked German and Austrian war prisoners. She has repatriated thousands from Siberia and views the project as a rest and rehabilitation refuge.
Journal report details Joseph Louson accused of 200 burglaries in eighteen months. He told a woman in his cell he would escape within two years and added a defiant remark to Netty Carroll before officers detained him with another suspect, then releasing him.
In Spartanburg a one legged man named Alex Bassenger was escorted by police after a muffled splash on Main Street. A wooden leg seized at the station contained a pint of liquor. The judge fined him 100 for transporting intoxicants.
The Wild Life League in Clarksburg was organized to promote fish, game and forest protection in West Virginia. The newly formed body aims to foster preservation efforts and organized wildlife stewardship across the state.
A Sabina Ohio housewife shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from weakness and nervousness. She claims improved energy enables full housework and urges others to try it early for acne backache and irregularities.
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