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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
2
The Jasper News discusses President McKinley era politics and anarchist fears, court scheduling, and local mail route debates between Jasper and nearby towns Golden City and Golden City routes, noting newspaper delivery times and proposals for a northwest mail route to improve service.
The Buffalo assassination news sparks nationwide sorrow and anger at the attacker and the policies he represents. Leaders recall Lincoln and Garfield, praising the President’s gentleness and popularity while urging strong security and vigilance against enemies of the government. The nation faces fear for its republic and enduring questions about political violence.
A sensational tonic profits from drunkenness with claims of a universal cure. It promises immediate sobriety without willpower, claiming thousands cured and wives easing burdens. Offered for one dollar with worldwide postage from Philadelphia, with confidential correspondence.
A long claim filled column touts a cure named Sacr the OtahasrEnes TAMIR Coan for chest and throat diseases, promoting permanent relief from cankerous discharges and inflammation. It cites testimonials from patients and doctors, with references to price and mail order, urging readers to request full participation details and an address for Edwin F. Giles & Company.
The passage honors a husband who has shown constant tenderness and strength, praised as the ideal spouse. It notes his wife’s deep devotion and prayers for his survival after the dreadful Friday event, expressing the hope he remains spared to support her through illness and life.
In October 1901, rail fare promotions crown a special round trip deal to Lith and Sedalia, with the Nevada fair noted and a 75 cent fare. The text promotes patent medicines and remedies including Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Electric Bitters, and Gooe’s root tonics, touting cures for malaria, digestion, and worm infestations, with testimonials and pharmacist mentions. It also advertises Kobdol Dyopepsin and Buckeye Pile Ointment, emphasizing domestic health products and clean living as moral imperatives.
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