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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
2
A miscellany notes Japan using home made cigarette paper, Carmen Sylva at 65, Helty Green’s son’s aviation dreams, polar explorers, magazine readers, Lincoln cents, pasteurized milk debate, King Edward’s double, North American unity, suffrage snippets, Europe’s royal chatter, the Mauretania voyage, and quirky legal and social tales from New Orleans to New Mexico.
The article argues that weight variation beyond ten pounds signals nutritional issues and that mental state governs digestion and vitality. It links fear worry and irritation to poor nutrition, outlines fat and carbohydrate roles, and prescribes gradual weight adjustment through diet, exercise, and mindful eating with practical food tips and routines.
The piece reflects on political caucuses and the influence of expediency on lawmakers. It recalls Hannibal Hamlin’s early caucus trickery, the reaction of a two-person gathering, and warns that anger harms judgment more than the issue itself.
A damaged snippet presents a debated line by Sir John Libhock praising condemnation as warning and questioning why und deserved harm should be allowed, reflecting a theme of justice and restraint in rhetoric.
The piece discusses Washington Irving as a fountainhead while praising early American novels by J Fell more Cooper and Charles Brockden Brown as foundational to American literature. It notes Cooper’s influence and references a fictional exchange about writing plays amid idle chatter and social scenes.
Dr John Gurrie of Apalachicola Florida develops a device to treat fevers by emitting a patient’s name and calming water, claiming it improves recovery. The article notes widespread fever prevalence and describes the invention as a controversial therapy with strange operating details.
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