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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
6
A man named Ernest Le Pique Jr describes suffering from a face covered in scabby sores. After trying Calveo and other remedies without success, he was cured in under two weeks using Rewino Soap and Rewino Ointment, with no scars or work disruptions noted.
A Kentucky reader recounts two years of backache and female disorders ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health, returning to daily work, and no more back pain. The ad offers confidential letter responses from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass.
A United States Army air test near College Park Maryland in June showed a Lewin defensive aircraft gun firing at high speed from a moving aeroplane. Captain Chandler and Lieutenant Milling observed a projectile pattern while the gun demonstrated rapid repetitive fire with no recoil and automatic cooling through air jets.
The article discusses animal sensitivity to earth vibrations affecting behavior and migration. It notes moths, cetaceans, and fish communicating through subtle cues, with examples of heightened awareness in wild species. It mentions Austin Corbin buying Bhue Mountain park and predicts carnivore return, including mountain lions, black bears, and lynx.
A hotel manager enacts a policy charging theft costs to private dining room guests. A tale of a guest and waiter, an audit of spoons and silver, and a joke about prepaying for spoons illustrates a scheme to deter theft. The plan extends to tickets for visiting parties and private rooms.
A jumble of light items and gossipy snippets from a Lakewood page features a tale about a boy in a difficult home and father figures, a humorous misquote exchange about work and meals, and a string of quips about marriage, manners, and daily life. The piece preserves period voice and local flavor with several names and conversational bits.
Rev John B Craft preached in a rural Southwest Virginia area urging early religious cultivation to prepare hearts for planting faith. He warned delaying until May or June would be too late and urged sowing in February or March as an urgent spiritual harvest. An old farmer quipped sow it in luckwheat as the crowd weighed the metaphor.
A passenger on a Pullman car pulled the bell in a contest to win a prize, causing a porter to intervene as the ringing continued. The porter asked if the passenger rang the bell, defusing the moment with a calm question amid the clamor of other riders.
A fragment from a 19th century text shows a domestic dispute where a wife argues with her husband and uses provocative language. The husband retorts that noise cannot affect him, while a response undermines the man’s stance. The excerpt reflects dated racial terms and social tensions of the era.
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