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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
A historical voice quips on wisdom by asking Po about the ages and answers that a nineteen year old youth often believes he holds the world’s wisdom. The remark captures the mindset and confidence typical of young men at that age in the era.
An ad explains how a torpid liver and fermenting waste in the bowels cause headaches and bilious symptoms. Cascarets cleanse the stomach, remove undigested food and foul gases, and carry out constipation and poisons overnight, working while you sleep.
Alternative, Highwayman-Your money or your life! Victim-You will have to accept amendments and reservations, Ministers preach and physicians practice.
A kitchen column presents homely guidance on nurture and humanity by H. A. Bruce alongside practical pie recipes. Directions cover custard pies lemon and apple pies prune pie and rhubarb raisin fillings with crust tips nutmeg meringue and baking schedules.
A vintage recipe note lays out coconut drop cakes made with bolle rice milk eggs flour salt baking powder and shredded coconut cooked on a greased griddle with syrup or honey. Also details Rich Golden Frozen Pudding Chestnut Bavarian Cream and related fruit and cream desserts with vanilla lemon juice and whipped cream enhancements.
A beauty ad touts Danderine as a hair stimulant that doubles hair beauty by restoring color, vigor, and fullness. It claims long, thick, lustrous hair, with a 35 cent bottle available at drug or toilet counters to refresh the scalp and curb dandruff and shedding.
An old ad phrasing promotes Red Cross Ball Blue detergent with a nautical joke about a revenue cutter. It assures snow white clothes and urges loyal shoppers to try the product, claiming all fine grocers stock it.
On a crowded Broad Ripple streetcar a mother seats her young son on her lap as men give up seats. The boy loudly comments on the ride and then volunteers, Somebody can have my seat, a line heard across the car.
A father explains to his son that an economist is someone who saves money by cutting others' expenses, framing the concept with a humorous, homespun analogy. The quip underscores how economic thinking can appear in everyday family conversation.
Report notes a first woman claiming every call to her husband’s office finds him out. A second woman adds that she will warrant hers is out at least. The exchange highlights routine unavailability and social chatter about spousal presence.
John Robbins a local real estate dealer boasted of six bushels of apples exchanged for 50 cents after a calm Sunday. A breeze shifted to a sudden tempest, and Robbins found his car loaded with apples he had just paid for, while at Cumberland during a country dinner with friends.
A green golfer curses a stubborn tee as seven vicious swipes fail to move the ball. A ciddy warns of a man crossing in front, prompting the golfer to shout Fore. A stray high note from a songbird interrupts the scene with a sour throat backdrop.
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