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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
3
A jumble of quirky observations and quips from Jasper Missouri, drifting through social folly, odd inventions, health tips, and cultural curiosities. The piece cites a seedless tomato, odorless onion, royal kitchens, and a New York waiter strike, all in a brisk, humorous stream. It weaves trivia with tongue in cheek commentary on life, science, and society.
An excerpt from a University of Migesuri page discusses tenting cream for butter content testing. It notes common mistakes in measuring with a 9 pipette and weighing on a balance, stressing cream composition and precision in testing procedures.
The article explains that weighing 18 grains into a bottle using a 17.6 centimeter pipette yields a lower cream fat reading than the correct method. It recommends weighing 14 grams of cream on a balance, adjusting to 2 to get the accurate percent fat, noting that using a rich cream requires such adjustment. improper method reduces reported fat and income for creamers and farmers.
The Missouri College of Agriculture reports that cows giving high milk flow year round are most profitable, with balanced rations and winter corn straw feeding key to health. Sheep grazing on postcrop regrowth can cut costs and boost farm output, while timely pruning and careful fruit tree care prevent damage.
A devotional analysis of Mark’s healing of Jairus’s daughter and the woman with the issue, highlighting Jesus calm dignity, the father’s love, the mother and disciples, and the crowd’s scorn. It emphasizes faith over fear and the power of Christ to restore life, urging believers to approach Jesus humbly.
System for filling silos emphasizes collaborative purchases of large cutters, field cutting options, and labor efficiency. Cost per ton varies with machinery and distance. aim under seventy cents per ton. Proper packing, wall smoothness, and even grain distribution prevent air pockets. water or wet straw on top aids sealing. Emphasizes waste saving and the shift from old practices to modern, efficient methods.
The passage questions how many farmers annually hitch to the mower or cultivator and notes outdoor porches as an aid to health though no proof exists that implements perform better in all kinds of weather. It emphasizes cleanliness and cold as key for keeping milk and cream safe in heat.
A detailed description of the Ocock chicken house designed for city plots to house about 15 chickens. It covers dirt and board floors, movable perches, hinged dropping boards, removable nests, cloth screens, drop curtains, and tar paper roofing details for winter and upkeep.
Advice stresses using top quality poultry foods and grains. Do not skimp on feed or mix cheap substitutes. Emphasizes heat and nutrition, urging only the finest beef scraps, clover, alfalfa, and other quality substances for a healthy flock.
A brief note extols charcoal as one of the best remedies for all kinds of digestive troubles, suggesting its versatile use and potential benefits for stomach issues.
The passage asserts each man has a beat girl somewhere and, from birth, a universal attraction guides lovers toward a destined meeting. It suggests luck in realization and notes variations in appearance or status, ending with hopeful life reflections.
The reader recalls a two week old baby developing white pimples that covered the head and spread to the ears shoulders and body. Itched and oozed, causing sleepless nights until an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment appeared. The family claims the product cured the condition after applying at bedtime and washing with the soap twice daily.
A fragment from The Bachelor's Chronicle quotes a dialogue on duty and death. The speaker asks would you die for me as the other responds with a godly, darting retort while considering what remains for the speaker after the undertaker’s bill.
A garbled OCR text presents a fragmented dialogue with odd spellings and misread names. It mentions a character Cholly and a humorous exchange about aches and jelly, plus scattered phrases like Mr Winslow and Melman Sealy. The source is unreadable for precise facts or events.
Mrs Susie Templeton of Hooper Nebraska reports five years of severe female troubles and pain before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After seven bottles her health improved, she regained strength to work daily and would not trade her improvement for any amount of money.
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