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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
3
A short, personal note praising resilience and courage addressed to Avery Alek and Su Man. The writer reflects on hardship endured and the power of perseverance, urging the recipients to stay steadfast and hopeful despite obstacles.
In a criminal court trial for manslaughter involving Steve Beck, one attorney asked a juror if a man is guilty when an auto hits a person on a public highway. The juror replied that guilt depends on whether the other person dies, implying doubts about automatic responsibility. A noted line claims most women are born leaders and most men followers.
A sermon outline on Isaiah prophesying the birth and reign of the Prince of Peace. It covers the kingly lineage, the Spirit’s sixfold gifts, the king’s rule with wisdom and justice, harmony of peace among humans and animals, and how the kingdom will be established in Jerusalem with Israel’s regathering and mutual harmony among tribes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rheumatism origin and link to kidney health. Mentions remedies and general health restoration, with references to sciatica and liver or bladder affections. Contains garbled phrases and unclear specifics.
A classroom scene with Professor Cube Root challenging students. Teddy defines a half circle as 48 straight lines caught bending, turning a math joke into a playful misdefinition.
A Boston Post quote pair weighs value of concise speech. It contrasts excess talking with the ethic of getting to the point, noting that those who work hardest have less time to complain or waste time on unnecessary details.
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