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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
24
Readers are reminded that skim milk retains nourishment after the cream is removed and can substitute full milk in many diets. The piece discusses fat separation, nutrition, and common misunderstandings, noting that skim milk remains a useful, drinkable option despite lingering outdated views.
The fragment suggests dreaming of fish as a sign of happiness and success depending on method and number caught. It mentions fish symbolism tied to wealth and poverty and includes garbled references to various names or terms that appear to be misread.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses warfare and life, mentioning words like "wars" and "tilt" with unclear names or dates. It reads as a stray quote or misinterpreted line lacking coherent context or identifiable subjects.
Senator Ely of Dunklin County spoke at the Dixie Theatre in Caruthersville following Hon. J. M. Atkinson. Ely outlined league provisions, praised the president, urged Democratic women to vote, and claimed Dunklin and Pemiscot counties would deliver large Democratic majorities while opposing efforts to boost Republican ballots.
A coon hunt party led by Chas S S Shultz county clerk and Chas Eubanks with Roy Polston and Shultz’s son was halted near Carl Blair’s field three miles east of Kennett on the Kennett Caruthersville road. They heard shots in a thicket, found their dog wounded, and reported to Sheriff Vinthermian and Deputy Grugett who found mash and whiskey remains. The incident follows local concerns about illicit whiskey operations and political commentary voices accuse officials of hypocrisy and corruption while promising investigation and punishment.
An unclear passage discusses dreams of children and a mysterious design in a broader social context. It mentions adults forgetting, hope, and a global thread linking childish thoughts to adult perceptions, with references to gentleness and wonder.
A concise guide suggests maintaining a varnished front door by regular polishing with a brown boot polish and a drier, then using a waxy product for scrivved furniture to restore luster and reduce scratches. It emphasizes consistent care to keep surfaces looking bright and protected.
An erased scholarly fragment cites Prof Paul C Lindley discussing the era of Semidinimas. It mentions the Gioths and Seach, with Laphinders from the East driven to Norway Sweden where remnants persist, and Pfhuns receding after Goth resistance.
A New York sculptor outlines the claimed ideal female form with specific measures including height five feet seven inches weight 147 pounds bust eighty six inches hips forty two inches thigh twenty two inches knee seventeen inches calf fifteen inches glove size four and a half shoe size three one four chestnut brown hair and hazel eyes all presented as the perfect standard.
A historical note explains that Japan learned printing and writing from China. By year 284 printing arts entered Japan, and in 673 Emperor Temmu directed the publication of the first Japanese books titled Koijiki or Ancient Legends.
In a gardening note, the article advises placing a layer of cinders at the bottom of pots for drainage and healthier potting plants. The tip emphasizes improving moisture control to prevent root rot and promote sturdy growth.
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