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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
7
In Pearlson's Magazine a dramatic line features a heated command in vivid prose. The speaker, described in patent-leather shoes and pink haste, embodies a brisk, high-energy moment captured in a snapshot of glamour and action.
Cleaning guidance for genuine bronzes describes washing with soap and a sponge or rag, avoiding drying with soft cloth, removing dirt with a moistened flannel, then polishing with flannel or chamois.
The landlady asks the boarder if he wants another cup. he declines. She quips that the spirit is willing but the coffee is weak, highlighting a light moment in daily life.
In a Wichita Eagle society item a nearby town editor complains of missteps and a strained reception as memos slip by. The Kansas City Star notes Mrs. Cutts popularity shown by her “mangy friends” in the vicinity.
A detailed catalog of livestock including horses mules cattle and calves, plus farm implements wagons and household goods offered at private sale by COL. 1.8 Holland Liberal Auctioneer KE IL Crawford Clerk G. S. Larue. Cash or 12 months with 4 percent interest. no removal until terms complied.
Dr B O Griggs of the National Geographic Society reports exploration of Mt Katint volcano in Alaska. He declares the crater the largest in the world, measuring nine miles in circumference and 8000 feet deep.
The first chief justice was John Joy who held the office after appointment in 178. He was born in New York on December 12, 1745. John Rutledge was nominated by the president as the second chief justice and born in South Carolina in 1TH.
On his first trip to the country Richard climbed a fence into a field with a pet Jersey cow. The cow mooed loudly in greeting and Richard, frightened yet amused, fled quickly and blamed the cow for shouting Move. He added he was not afraid but the cow's commands spooked him.
Clever Willie Johnson fumbles a math test as nine of twelve questions go unanswered. The teacher reviews the paper and discovers Willie's reluctance to form a proper answer, noting the subject stymied his formation.
January starts on the same weekday as October and the same pattern holds for April July September and December. February March and November share a weekday start. This applies in normal 805 day years. A century cannot begin on Wednesday Friday or Saturday, and a common year ends on the same weekday it begins.
A concise quoted reflection on what makes a classic, describing a work that balances thought and form with grace and dignity, simple yet elevated, timeless without being dated, echoing Lowell’s idea of enduring literary quality.
The piece discusses adapting to changed conditions in homes across the country. It argues many former essentials are now unnecessary yet taxing time and resources. It claims people can still live fully and pleasantly by embracing change and exchange.
Nice new cottage offered for sale by owner with five rooms and a bath. Close in location, price mentioned as 150. Inquiries directed to the News Office for details and daily paper subscription.
Wax figures of ancestors stored by many old English families dating from the original deaths. the Duke of Norfolk preserves three wives’ likenesses in a glass case at a country seat. A Grudge citizen quips that the Duke is a skilled mixer, able to tell stories, borrow money, and secure lodge offices while doing little honest work.
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