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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
5
Impassioned piece argues censorship harms civilization and memory while asserting American merchants face only inconvenience from foreign acts. It praises President POISE as a guiding virtue, notes shortages of foreign made acts soon to be met by domestic production, and frames Europe's loss as America's gain.
The column lists visitors and family movements in Jasper, Carthage, Nevada and surrounding areas. It mentions Mrs. Dewey Mary and others visiting relatives, rural mail carrier history, Opal Alexander's death, and a long string of Sunday visits, church events, and community sympathy for a bereaved family. It records a Sunday School rally, a song service, and upcoming October events.
The community of Union Valley reports a death as the loss deeply felt by residents. Local families and neighbors unite in sorrow, requesting prayers and support during this difficult time.
Mrs J. RR. Harcum and others from Blue and Bethel attended the Lamar Fair last week. Farmers around here were represented, with roving trips by Roy Ming and others. Various Sunday visits and purchases noted, including a new dopey bought by Ballard and Rosey Lilly in Jasper.
A promotional notice offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure and markets Mall's Catarrh Cure. The garbled text imitates an old patent remedy pitch, asserting health benefits and urging readers to send payment and receive a sample or remedy by mail.
Residents are urged to purchase spring bulbs and plants including Bocsahst Alen ferns Begonias and other greenery from W H Hager as seasonal stock is available now. The notice highlights tulips hyacinths and related flora for immediate sale.
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