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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
3
A tobacco advertisement invites pipe smokers to request free Edgeworth samples by mail or from local dealers. It explains two forms Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed, the packaging options, and the company’s willingness to ship prepaid by parcel post to retailers and customers.
A brief note explains Willie as a figure linked to a cyclopedia writer, referencing a teacher and a character named Cyclops. The fragment suggests a playful or allegorical story about Willie’s role in authoring or presenting knowledge.
An advertisement touts Cuticura as daily toilet preparations for cleansing and purifying the skin. It promotes The Soap to cleanse, The Ointment to soothe and heal, and The Talcum to powder and perfume, claiming no toilet tablets are complete without them.
Hydraulic mining is reported in Finland where water is pumped into peat bogs to create a liquid mass that can be moved with turbine pumps, enabling extraction through the boglands and streamlining peat gathering.
Survey of Malachi shows Israel’s base in gratitude and God’s severe indictment of priests and people. It covers profane offerings, greed, worn duties, ungodly marriages, divorce, public sins, and the coming day of judgment. The lesson stresses genuine sacrifices, holy living, and faithful tithes to please God.
A bizarre tale opens with a colored man at a police station threatening self harm over dire livelihoods and high rents. A landlord demands $75 monthly plus $10 for holding fees, prompting the man to abandon his plan. In Geneva, a three year old runaway’s home visit ends with a comic rescue as her aunt confronts punishment. A Russia gold revival is reported with Siberia producing over 36 pounds in four months, valued around $172,800, aided by restarted mines to sustain output.
A fragment from Life magazine poses a stark exchange about desire and hunger. The quoted line questions whether one will strive for a meal, while another retorts they are simply hungry, not desperate.
An exchange from the Richmond Times-Dispatch features Old Man warning John against late night outings with flirtatious crowds. John, the youth, replies that none of the current girls are particularly suitable, reflecting a light humorous tone on romance.
National Audubon Societies receives thirty thousand dollars to aid teachers and pupils in wild bird study. Free materials will help teachers forming clubs. Over 1,700,000 children are enrolled nationwide. Association headquartered in New York City.
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