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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
10
Letters from Ridgway Pennsylvania and Tennille Georgia praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving persistent female health troubles. Women report restored strength, ability to manage households, and gratitude, with confidential advice offered by the company.
A Salt Lake Herald-Republican writer extols sensible girls who think and act with discretion. They influence education, industry, and economic problems, contribute to wartime needs, and are poised to become dependable mothers of the future. Strong examples cited of women shaping professions and communities.
A brief, humorous line suggests a trainer or commentator remarking on a horse’s odd name and its reception. The quote hints at a racing context, with a poke at the animal’s perceived speed and a playful misnaming.
The ad promotes Cutleura Ointment for facial care after retiring, advising gentle application and washing with Cutleura Soap. It claims pore benefits lasting through the night and offers free samples by mail with a book. Mail address is Cuthura Dept. L Boston.
A Cincinnati authority endorses freezone a drug that instantly relieves pain by applying directly to the corn or callus It dries and shrivels the corn killing it at the root A small bottle costs little and can remove all hard or soft corns from the feet If your druggist lacks it ask for a bottle from the wholesale house
A fragment notes a woman declaring she has reached a point where she can snub her best friends without injury to her social standing. The remark reflects gossip and social dynamics rather than a defined event or outcome.
The column laments how men label women who are barely attractive as “blamed pretty.” It argues that society unfairly criticizes any woman deemed attractive and that appearance often defines judgment.
A noir vignette describes a nighttime street scene where a patrolman confronts a sharp sound leading to a moment of doubt about intimacy or danger. The fragment hints at tension between threat and desire as a gunshot echoes in the city.
Lesson text reviews Daniel as Prime Minister in the Medo-Persian Empire, detailing envy from rivals, a fatal edict, Daniel’s noble confession and prayer, the king’s failed decree, Daniel’s delivery from the lions, and the doom of his accusers. The piece emphasizes faith over earthly law and the protection of angels for the faithful.
The Plain Truth notes a social dilemma as hosts debate entertaining guests. Some approve the idea of inviting people they like while others warn it risks social standing. The exchange highlights norms around hospitality and reputation.
An old style advert claims the product is American made and pleasing to use. It markets to women with a moral aside about relatives and money, referencing a poor neighbor to boost relatability.
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