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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
7
The writer details a severe skin eruption covering the body and limbs, causing sleepless nights. After four months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, relief followed, with ongoing use stated. Includes a dated testimonial from Sarah Calkins of Waukegan MI in 1911 and ad-like mentions of Cuticura samples.
An old agricultural guidance piece outlines steps to establish alfalfa on upland soil. It covers timing, seed bed preparation, weed control, soil preparation, inoculation, fertilizer, and harrowing, stressing timely plowing, proper drainage, and avoiding bright sun after inoculation to protect bacteria. It notes cooperatives and state agricultural guidance will refine methods for local regions.
Farmers learn that corn cultivation serves more than weed control and moisture retention. The text explains how nitrogen from the air becomes plant usable nitrate via soil bacteria, emphasizing conditions needed for nitrification and the role of cultivating soil to support this microbial action.
The drought year teaches farmed lessons as cowpens rise in Minesort. Forage crops become essential in summer to prevent milk loss and boost profits. Small patches of crepe can be cut daily to feed cows, keeping milk steady. Cowpens, Oste Amfeld peas, and sorghum offer mixed benefits for summer feed.
Uncle Harrix, an old servant for Colonel Blommens of Manitowtia Ann, after forty years away, visited Memphis. On returning, he told Colonel Blommens’ daughter of a long unseen brother. A passerby asked Harrix if he was his brother, and he replied with disbelief and a rough account of the moment.
An old advertisement urges kidney trouble sufferers to use Deans Kidney Pile. It cites I W Privett of Marveville Ohio describing weight loss and back pain relief after trying the product. The poster lists stores and promotes remembering Deans Kidney Pile for lame backs and kidney issues.
Fragmented OCR text discusses immigration and assimilation, naming Lawrence and Nesportian and Puoli Cenei. Mentions an immigrant family and Italian discovery, with garbled phrases about citizenship and years. No clear events, dates, or concrete facts are recoverable from readable portions.
A financial operator attempted to steer two dog fanciers toward a specific purchase and asked for a water dog. He claimed he had heard it would be a good hook proposition, illustrating how odd ideas can cross into business chatter.
A garbled ad claims a five million free sample offer for a foot care product. It mentions Allen's Foot nee and a jewel reference, with unclear names Ulnetek Le Huy New York.
A fragmented text passage references love, belief, and doubt with garbled phrases. It hints at a personal exchange about affection and loyalty interwoven with cryptic parenthetical tags. No clear event or identifiable names emerge.
A New York judge journeyed to Ireland and met the brother of Tom Costigan, a noted district leader in the Democratic wing. The judge extolled Tom’s influence and popularity, while the brother asked to be kept informed, fearing politics could interfere with his brother’s business.
Fragmented OCR reveals stray quotes and garbled phrases about walking a baby eight feet from a theater and a dealer’s rope of patent medicines for teething and sickness. It hints at social scenes and domestic humor with clipped, half-formed names and references.
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