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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
Road building far behind the automobile. Millions now recognize the car as a necessity and business use dominates. Modern highways lag, hindering transport and national progress, costing taxpayers millions yearly. Authorities urge continued funding for wider concrete highways.
A writer defending Gandhi’s work in India claims the average daily income is about 5 cents and opium is used as a household remedy for many ailments in infancy and childhood. He notes roughly 200 million Indians are engaged in farming.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin tablets or packaging to ensure authenticity and safety. It notes Bayer aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed for 23 years, warning that imitations may be dangerous.
A fragment from the Bost Post notes a child asking which family the whales belong to and a teacher’s reply that no family in the neighborhood has one, illustrating a local humor item or schoolroom anecdote.
In a tense exchange at the fortress governor Krossneys agrees to a cash payment for Gerald's mission. Elsa Francks taunts and aids the plan while Gerald prepares to report back after securing an audience at ten the next morning. He lingers in the street with relief and hope for a swift return to England.
Gerald arrives at the fortress guarded by machine gun posts and a dusty yard. Inside, Krossneys questions why Gerald sought Elsa Francks and accuses her of greed while assessing Gerald’s plea for a favorable hearing.
Gerald and the governor plot an audacious plan to smuggle Number Twenty-nine out of the country by exchanging clothes with him and using Gerald’s passports. The scheme unfolds with lies, risk, and the threat of discovery as they move toward Petrograd and a possible reunion at sea.
Conversation fragment shows Jones and Brown debating perception with the London Weekly Telegraph as the source. The exchange contrasts certainty and doubt, illustrating classic skepticism in a brief quote style.
A Western Pennsylvania upbringing led a young man to district teaching then medical college. After the Civil War he practiced medicine in Pennsylvania oil regions, then moved to Buffalo to promote a famed blood medicine and tonic. Dr. R V Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery became world known with over a million bottles sold in the U.S.
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as a remedy for sore inflamed and rheumatic joints. The ad promises quick results with a clean penetrating formula and suggests use for joint ailments only. Available for sixty cents a tube at druggists nationwide.
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