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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky note citing Hutchinson on excess food and safety near wind. The readable fragment mentions a mindérate excess of food being possibly harmless and advises caution with dirt and wind, though exact context and full names are unclear.
Household leaks, food waste, and thrift are urged to save labor and money. Readers are advised to post home remedy lists, know first aid actions for lightning, sunstroke, fainting, burns, fire, and choking, and to keep quick-dose antidotes and instructions.
New York fashion writer argues material shortages push women to become their own designers. War era boosts creativity as shoppers resist popular trends, mix fabrics, and demand unique outfits. French dressmakers lose control. women influence Paris styles through wearers’ choices.
Try a burlap knitting bag to replace a colorful bag. Choose natural burlap, make a deep rectangular bag, turn up the top slightly, and gather with a ruffled heading. Decorate with stenciled motifs or embroidered mer cerized cottons, felt appliques, or crocheted details for beauty and usefulness.
A clever display introduced hats with detachable crowns and brims that can be reassembled. A white silk brim pairs with soft crowns in varied colors, letting wearers match multiple outfits. Operation described as simple and versatile.
Fine pin tucks mark the two piece suits shown in the article as a notable feature of the fabric coats. The description highlights the meticulous detailing as a key element of the garment styles presented.
Sermon notes outline Jesus growth in wisdom stature and favor with God and man Marys reproach and Jesus obedience in the temple presented as model for spiritual growth In II Peter growth in grace described with virtues knowledge temperance patience godliness and their practical outworking in a Christian life
Pittsburgh story shows Mrs. Rohrberg credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing backache headaches and other weaknesses after months of illness. She urges other women with displacements inflammation irregularities or nervousness to try the remedy and notes the company offers advice from Lynn Mass.
The text describes a strange exchange where a clerk questions a money order to Pranee under a new regulation about aiding the enemy. The Irishman is asked if the destination is to aid an enemy, and he responds that the addressee is his mother in law, saying he does not know. The source presents a humorous quote about classification and relations.
An old colored woman responses to inquiry about her husband, called “ole mean,” with a note that he was improving but now the doctor says he has convalescence. The exchange reflects a staged inquiry into personal health and the employer’s blunt humor.
Stella asks if her children are at an awkward age and Bella replies that age can be guessed from them. The brief dialogue hints at how parental aging is inferred from offspring.
Fragmentary Boaston Transcript lines hint at an unexpected marriage and a call to work or fight. A year nobly yet is cited as a sign of honor, but the source text is chaotic and uncertain about concrete events or names.
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