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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
2
A jagged column from Jasper News editor A F Drake riffs on politics, society, and culture with satirical jabs at college men, royalties, and modern science. It lampoons headlines, wives for officials, and a Chicago heart claim while weaving disparate notes on newspapers, manners, and moral quirks.
A Philadelphia woman near age twenty four plans to go to Europe as trends show autos reducing horse demand. The piece notes Philadelphia women primping, prompting removal of mirrors from city elevators and foretelling frosted plate glass if vanity grows.
This melodramatic tale follows Finth Matand a spirited Philadelphia woman lured to Colorado by suitors Armatronn and Newbold. A mining engineer’s wife’s death, coded letters, bear attack, and a hermit rescue drive romance, deception, and a dramatic confrontation that tests love and loyalty.
Stephen Maitland approves the engagement as Newbold reveals a fortune from Colorado gold in a public library moment. Enid Maitland confesses deep love, consenting to marriage as Newbold declares his intention to wed and prove his honor. The scene ends with a triumphant vow and a frontier revelation.
A discussion on jealousy, relationship strain, and strategies to revive affection. The piece notes that contempt and coldness harm partnership, while renewed attention, attractive appearance, and thoughtful gestures can reawaken interest and emotional connection.
Britons hunt on Lord Dulberth and the Duke of Dudloueh routes on Durchehire and Wemmergill moors. During four drives in stormy weather 1 009 birds were killed in Upper Wharfedale moor. 14 413 birds were slain in twenty two days. The August 18 hunt yielded 1 580 birds on the Sarden and Ryleteng moors.
The New York Tribune recounts Dr. Curtun Cutler a Springfield surgeon and Coronial club member, entering the Coronial club and restaurant, greeting a lawyer, who fined him for talking shop. The next day the surgeon returned enraged and was fired at by the lawyer.
A reader summary of a long garbled OCR page lists many names and places. It mentions CHAUDIN Sokkk Deel and Gale Lm Tart Meewun with unclear events. Several lines reference May, STW, FULMER, and other proper nouns amid mixed text.
An Indianapolis News item reports a trolley accident where a physician advised on scene care amid confusion. The motorman suffered serious injuries. the driver’s work car derailed after trunks left the track. Wounds required dressings and bandages at a hospital.
Fragmentary dialogue shows the Author and Sallie Quickete in a playful tennis scene. He teases her about her game and blushes as he asks if she feels warm. The exchange ends with a quip about forty love and a jab about the books.
The fragment suggests the thiniater spoke with Winatrai about an hour this morning. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A playful note on a single word gaining popularity in media and everyday speech. The author muses on multiple meanings from bolts to arrows and bundles, linking language quirks to broader context and daily chatter.
A confused classroom moment unfolds as a teacher assigns a mixed language task about distance. Students improvise with quirky phrases while an observant child guides Mary toward a humorous but flawed explanation about walking on the ceiling and family dynamics.
A manuscript recipe instructs applying a darkening preparation to iron parts made of ore or iron to prevent rust. It calls for camphor and malt in a pound of tart to yield a dark color, then coating the iron and letting it sit for twenty four hours before wiping off with a cloth.
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