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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
2
Local paper notes united mourning across the South for President William McKinley. Column discusses national reaction, editorials on anarchist threats, and regional comments on leaders and events. Church notices appear alongside railroad timetables and town notices.
The nation mourns William McKinley as Lincoln did, viewing his death as a unifying moment for the North and South. Southern voices praise his private and official life, calling him a sturdy defender of the right, and recount his peaceful passing with faith and consolation.
A sunken passage reflects on religious devotion, describing an eloquent deathbed scene and a call to follow the Master from Gethsemane to heaven, presenting a contemplative, if fragmentary, view of faith and surrender.
An old practitioner touts a novel treatment for catarrh promising permanent cure by removing discharges and inflammation. The advertised remedy costs low price per month and includes internal and external medicines with a guarantee. Send full details to Edwin L Giles & Co at Philadelphia for full particulars.
A dubious tonic claims to cure alcoholism at home without notoriety. It advertises a planet of testimonials, a one dollar price, and confidential orders by mail. The text promotes a supposed water of antidotal powder, with physician support and prepaid shipping, targeting desperate drinkers.
Special trains and fares announced for St Louis and Sedalia State Fairs with round trip options and return limits. Advertisements for patent medicines claim cures for chronic diarrhoea and dyspepsia, with testimonials and drugstore availability. Local notices mention Webb Bros and E S Munday, plus Lola Lauderbaugh ads for liver pills and bowel health.
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