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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
6
Government guidance explains that fruits and vegetables shipped interstate must bear clear quantity markings. Standards cover weight or measure in boxes crates barrels and emphasize marking the largest unit, with exceptions for customary fractional markings.
William Stuart, fourteen, of Wolser Idaho, earned a $176 free trip to the International Live Stock Show after winning the champion pig title at the Idaho state fair. His Poland China pig, bought for 17.50, beat all club contestants and then topped open classes, showcasing how junior club work and careful feeding pay off and drawing praise from banks and breeders alike.
A local note details how treating tree wounds improves the tree’s healing. It discusses careful pruning and protective steps to reduce infection and promote recovery. The article emphasizes timely action to extend the tree’s healthy life.
Fragmented OCR text discusses oats next to corn and wheat in US crop acreage and value, noting inconsistent yields and profitability. Mentions the US Department of Agriculture and vegetable seeds, highlighting the need for conservation of vegetable seeds amid unclear projections for the year.
Lice on mites are common and appear to affect fowls by reducing comfort. The note highlights the relationship between pests and poultry wellbeing, urging attention to infestation control for healthier birds.
An old advertisement touts 8.5.5 as a blood purifier claimed to cleanse rheumatism and remove disease traces. It urges readers to obtain a bottle now from Director, 102 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, GA, promising swift relief and renewed vitality.
An unclear OCR fragment questions whether old friend BM and Bn received anesthesia. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or entities beyond the initials BM and Bn and a query about an anesthetic.
A clipped notice warns readers to say Diamond Dyes and avoid staining or streaking materials. The alert uses period language urging proper handling to prevent ossy Inaiot- Diamond Dyes contamination. It notes risks to fabrics and the need for caution.
An advertisement claims corns can be removed without pain by applying Freezone then lifting off. It promises relief for hard, soft, and between toes corn and calluses using a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. Additional injected snippets mention packing for vacation and a joke about bringing a heavy friend.
A Londoner in a village inn discusses marriage and happiness. An old resident recalls spending two hours holding his wife’s hand, prompting the visitor to claim it proves love. The old man retorts that releasing her would have risked his eyes.
An old advertisement touts a calomel tablet as a safe and effective remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims quick action with no taste and no griping, marketed as a colorless powder that releases telegraphy and is sold in original packs at a price. The copy uses sensational language and mentions a “new calomel tablet” with purported purity and cleansing effects.
Several people said they made bets on sheriff elections breaching pledges. The conscientious candidate remarks that such bets reveal a flawed electorate. Senator Sore hum adds that a man with that constituency does not deserve victory.
Mrs L A Griffin of Franklin New Hampshire endorses Eatonic saying it makes her feel like a new person and digestion improved after use. The ad claims millions suffer from stomach issues and promises quick relief by removing acids and poisons from the body with a small cost.
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