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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented note references the 1900 introduction of aspirin by Bayer and mentions its fame, medical prescribing, and early drugstore sales of larger Bayer packages, though details are unclear. The text hints at a Salley era and attorney mentions.
The fragment hints at a dialogue between Bo and a husband figure. It mentions identity and reluctance with a long, uncertain tone. No clear event, place, or date is present.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin care and irritation. It promotes Cuticura Soap for baths, Cuticura Ointment for gentle healing, and Cuticura Talcum dusted after baths. The copy emphasizes purity and fragrance.
A Birmingham Age-Herald item describes an agent named Henry arriving with a new can opener. He claims the device is foolproof and could spare husbands from cutting fingers, spoiling oilcloth, or shocking the deal.
A famed Englishman known for his eruptions played poorly on the links and asked his caddie why he, a master of golf, faltered. The caddie replied in broad dialect that small details and hidden pitfalls trap the game.
In a chaotic drill session Barner Barked when Sergeant Barker grew angry. Recruits struggled with quick about faces as Bridger Smills spun the wrong way, prompting a sharp rebuke. Smudger joked about being at a fancy dress ball amid the dizzy spins.
The fragment discusses what is expensive and what is honorable in sentiment. It hints at restraint in expressing emotions and the idea that people do what they can, even as life and death affect their actions. The text reads as an unclear, damaged excerpt with incomplete sentences.
In Howeston a Memorial Day pageant unfolds near the soldiers’ monument as Captain Graham and General Bowers oversee a quiet scene. Harry Hunter, son of Calvin Hunter who fell in the Wilderness, places flowers for his father behind a hedge with young Jasper Bowers, while the crowd, led by the general, pledges to honor unknown graves with wreaths at the monument.
A dialogue fragment shows an artist and Endlerman discussing painting a picture of two people kissing. The artist pushes the concept as provocative and labels it “Few Smacks” while the other speaker questions the nature of the couple.
William Haase of West Pa says Peterson's Ointment cured a severe sore on his leg after doctors failed. He claims hundreds have seen cures for eczema and other skin diseases and touts the product as a remedy available in cents per box.
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