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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
4
Two Lamar papers publish a bitter feud between rival doctors over alleged criminal practices. The dispute, heated and personal, risks alienating readers if continued as gratuitous material. Aull and Warner, longtime editors, are urged to protect their reputations.
Announcement of subscription deals for The Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers Journal and related publications. Special rates bundle the Chicago paper with Jasper News and Goodall's Farmer, detailing annual prices and cross-promotions for Jasper, Missouri.
A brief ad notes that a criminal attack on an innocent citizen is linked to appendix problems by constipation and liver torpor. It promotes Dr King’s New Liver Pills as a remedy to regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits, available for 260 at Webb drug store.
A Forest and Stream writer recalls wild birds resembling catbirds in size and color with long tails that raided camps for edible items including meat sugar pancakes and even a bar of soap. Despite tar soap as a deterrent the birds proved fond of the soap and hid it down slopes, prompting playful exchanges about reform and lingering flavors.
A housekeeper praises a small pasteboard tab on milk and cream bottle stoppers as a practical invention. She notes it avoids losing forks, hairpins, hatpins, and tools, and spares morning patience by lifting the stopper without submerging the board. The inventor is hailed as a public benefactor.
An American contrasts Cuban and Japanese war ideas, noting that Orientals count battles by large losses. A Havana report from Pinar del Rio describes a skirmish with Guer ra’s forces, capturing two mares and a saddle while government troops retreated after heavy losses and several wounded.
The Bystander notes Parisians show little interest in water and washing. Only chauffeurs, coal heavers, rag pickers, and masons spend a few sous on baths regularly, while clerks, workers, students, shopmen, and bourgeois neglect bathing.
Commander Gamber and Bishop Selwyn of New Zealand faced rampant sharks near Port of France New Caledonia as the Southern Cross touched a coral reef. The bishop went overboard with a knife to inspect damage, then waited aboard while the yacht was careened. He later returned to the ship and supervised repairs, with no sharks seen during the dive.
A playful exchange between Brigtles and a bulldog narrator prompts a mock public candidate test. The porcupine offers to spar on points, while a bachelor questions why one should be the best public candidate. The dialogue mirrors political discourse in the Baltimore American.
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