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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1907

Page

6

Wall Street Gambler Explains Stock Exchange Robbery Plan

In a dramaticFloor speech Bob Brownley argues that stock gambling relies on unlimited chips and unbreakable rules. He claims the few tricksters manufacture shares to plunder the many, detailing a plan to expose and upend the system amid a Sugar panic and looming global repercussions.

Brownley Bush News Bob Brownley Europe Financial Robert Brownley Wall Street Ours Renrise Stock Exchange Barry Conant

Styles of 4000 Years Ago In Dress Revealed

A study by Signor Mosso on Mycenaean fashion shows 4000 year old women wore hats like Paris showrooms. Crete and Mycenae used crape trimming, tartans, corset lacing, front belts, short wide sleeves, and Empire style dress. Principal robe colors were orange yellow blue and purple, countering Phoenician purple claims.

Signor Mosso Etruria Roman Forum Crete Mycenae Paris

Plant Prophet Says Cuba Plant Foretells Quakes

A Cuban plant reportedly displays extraordinary powers to predict weather and seismic disturbances. Its twigs and leaves perform definite movements signaling events two to seven days ahead, and earthquakes up to 26 days in advance over a 300 square mile area.

Cuba

The Million Dollar Note Of A Tramp Story

A late night encounter with a homeless man ends with a sealed envelope showing a note for 1 million dollars ten years hence. The officer, moved by kindness, chases the mysterious benefactor but the tramp vanishes into the dark.

South Africa

Thirteenth Proposal Ends In Happy Ever After

A playful romance ends with a man proposing to a woman who fears the unlucky number thirteen. After he reassures her, she reveals she has been proposed to twelve times before. He laughs, declares her the thirteenth and they marry, living happily ever after.

Cupid

Rheumatism Recipe Promised in Simple Home Mixture

A New York daily prints a veteran authority's home remedy for rheumatism. Fluid Dandelion half ounce, compound Karyon one ounce, compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take a teaspoon after meals and at night. Ingredients said cheap at prescription pharmacies, safe as vegetable extracts, with regular use claimed to ease pain and swelling and yield permanent results without stomach upset. Drugstores confirm ingredients are harmless and can be mixed by pharmacists.

New York

The Kiss in Japan and Western Embrace

A Japanese student reflects on the rising presence of Western kissing customs in Japan over the past fifty years. She notes initial shock, maidens fainting at bold displays, then adoption by later generations, and admits personal enjoyment of the kiss and its sensual thrill.

Paris Japan

Ten Years of Pain Cured by Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon says she suffered fifteen years with kidney trouble and related symptoms including back pain vision issues and dizziness. After two years of housebound life and no help from doctors Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and final cure. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.

Margaret Emmerich Clinton St Napoleon Dean Foster-Millburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Bush Over Buried Treasure Unearthed Vessel With 2800 Silver Coins

A German farmer near Oeele dorf uncovered a buried treasure during plowing. The vessel contained 2,800 silver coins dating to the eleventh century, found beneath an elderberry plant in a field reputed to guard riches.

Germany Oeeledorf

Unusual Opportunity for Township Representative

A solicitation promises $100 a month to any bright man or woman acting as a township representative. Send a letter to H Walter Cole at 1160 116th St Washington DC. The ad blends quotations and product pitches, including cigars and generic inspirational lines, with no verifiable details.

H. Walter Cole Washington, D. C

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THE Jasper News Roland B. Griffith Jasper Missouri Thomas W. Lawson Bob Stoche Didelphia Delive Fortune Fret Beth Phillips Brooks Pelta Kinneapa Tiewia Lewis Dryden
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