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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
9
Dr Clifton Harly Levy explains the earliest hole was made by a stone hammer strike that chipped away a fragment. The creator noticed the hole’s usefulness and wore the shell or stone on a sinew necklace as an ornament. Others then sought methods to make holes, using a pointed crone to drill.
An ancient Egyptian papyrus fragment reveals a strong misogynistic bias listing historical misfortunes as caused by women. It claims women wield influence with wealth and ally Wickedner, implying doubled evil. the Bast line appears similar but is only partly legible.
In olden times people sought the fountain of youth believing its water would grant immortality. The text argues life’s value lies in quality, not duration, claiming modern life offers more vitality than ancient eras, and recounts the emptiness of being the oldest without achievements.
A London Punch item notes the first recorded case of attempted economy by a government official. A clerk or similar figure who signs outgoing checks copied his first signature and simply wrote ditto on the rest, revealing the plan as a failure.
The seasons hinge on the sun's apparent path along the ecliptic as the earth orbits. The sun crossing the equator marks spring in the north and autumn in the south, with the hemispheres' seasons always opposing.
The Rochester Lost Express notes lep rosy defies geography climate diet and heredity as causes and argues no certain cure exists. It states recovery cases are rare and that about 2,000,000 sufferers exist worldwide, a figure familiar to American readers through biblical mentions and missionary reports.
A fragment discusses Taylor Cyrus and Cyrax receiving advice from physicians about preventing illness in the army. It notes that cures exist but emphasizes that avoiding sickness is superior, tracing ideas to antiquity centuries before Christ.
The news notes that a low tsi range to 1,000 feet expands fishing areas by hundreds of thousands of square miles. This growth enables fishing off the British western coast, Iceland, and Newfoundland with advanced nets and tackle, allowing deeper-water operations than before.
Marble City Oklahoma a tiny town of 342 on the Kansas City Southern hosts Watie Davault who declares a cash only policy after a long trial with credit His 1918 letter titled A Well Pondered Decision outlined ending credit sales and returning to cash He asserts cash pays better and invites customers to trade pay as you go while promising better value and safer dealings for all involved.
Fragmentary text notes a mistaken impression about business activity and states business grew by more than 46 percent last year with all cash. No clear entities or events are identifiable from the fragment.
In early Missouri newspaper days Mark Twain, a superstitious subscriber claimed a spider in his paper foretold luck. Twain’s witty reply said the spider was merely watching which merchant neglects ads to find a better, undisturbed life.
The mocking bird families quarrel over tree or bush space until boundaries are set, then keep peace. The bird stars in the musical world, helps choose the building site, then switches to singing, abandoning nest building for song.
The gaboon viper ranges over tropical Africa with a thick body and spade shaped head. It advances by lateral loops of the body in an oblique direction to the head. A captive specimen showed the trait of striking backwards.
The big difference between young men and women in business is that the former know they have many fears of work ahead while the latter often feel their sojourn in the business world is temporary. Only by treating work as a lifetime affair and dedicating heart and soul can a girl succeed in rising above the rank and file. Forbes Magazine.
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