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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement touts August Flower as a universal remedy for nervous ailments and digestive functions, claiming fifty four years of reliable use worldwide. It asserts widespread sales and no reported failures, urging readers that it restores health and happiness.
An international finance conference in Brussels features a tale of a restaurant cat marching to present a mouse. A guest tries to hire the cat to kill mice, but staff say the feline’s time is fully booked and cannot be spared.
The passage explains common names in the pike family such as pickerel and muskellunge, noting pickerel as a small banded form typically under 12 inches and muskellunge as a very large northern North American game fish. It also includes an unrelated flirtatious dialogue line.
A instructional piece urges dry storage and thorough maintenance of plows harrows mowers and other farm tools. It details greasing painting and cleaning routines and stresses preparing machinery before winter, ordering parts early, and consulting Farmers Bulletins 0 and 0047 for repair guidance.
Farmers in Prentias county, Misa, formed a Farmers' Co-operative association after a county agent's guidance. They loaded a car of corn with each farmer weighed and recorded, selling at higher prices than the previous market. The venture yielded over $250,000 in 32 months, with marketing agents employed and trading at advance prices.
Lespedeza or Japan clover ranks as a top forage for the southeastern United States. Though limited by bottom land flooding, its grazing suitability and soil-improving legume qualities make it valuable for livestock. A new Farmers Bulletin No. 1143 discusses lespedeza as forage.
Chickens need a wide low roost to stay out of litter and avoid crowding on cool nights. Use a narrow platform rather than a rail. Also cover your team and never leave a horse or mule uncovered in extreme cold.
The text argues profitable farming relies on sound business sense. It recommends Bordeaux mixture as the best remedy for the tea beetle, noting it aids in the development of a second crop of potatoes.
A brief note recalls a 1917 episode where Turks melted bells for bullets and mocks Armenian Christians under Moslem rule. Armenians of Marash have raised funds to buy a church bell in America and look forward to a peaceful worship moment.
Fraser River fishing grounds face re stocking difficulties as salmon eggs from hatcheries fail to survive carriage by pack animals. A proposal suggests transporting fertile eggs by airplane directly to the fishing grounds, potentially altering supply methods.
A quoted exchange explores happiness tied to poverty and wealth. One speaker insists truthfully that happiness came with poverty, while the other asks why not abandon wealth and return to misery. The dialogue implies that wealth still evokes misery when recalling those with money.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pain, skin surface, blood, a case, and a Chief Medical Director with Atlanta laboratory. No coherent story or identifiable event, names, dates, or actions are readable.
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