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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
9
An antiquated meditation on personal influence describing a persisting, indefinable presence that accompanies a person and affects others beyond conscious control, likened to a scent or latent force that follows one wherever they go.
A concise reflection notes that charity resides in acting justly and faithfully in any office or task a person undertakes, echoing a value of moral duty across work and service. It emphasizes integrity in daily labor rather than grand gestures.
Fiber from pine leaves is described as a substitute for jute or max in carpet manufacture. The note highlights a plant based fiber option and its industrial use in weaving and textiles.
An old English custom bans men from wearing hats during church bell ringing. The rule, though ancient, remains rigidly observed in modern practice.
A young woman reports her father has reduced cigar size and now smokes pantelletas. The local observer notes the change reflects shifting habits and a lighter approach to tobacco in the household.
The term high-water mark describes the sea’s highest reach at high tide. It is the average limit of medium tides, while freshwater bodies with no ebb or flow have a soil line flooded by water showing distinct vegetation.
Mrs May Marranws notes warmer weather this year after a frigid December 8 1917. Residents like H Rusk D Matthews Dick Carter and B McReynold report springtime home projects and barn improvements. Sunday School attendance holds at sixty despite flu while activities include painting, carpentry, and family visits among Clarence Ferguson Newval Wasson Dan Keplogie and other neighbors. Dewey and Cocotown schools envision small Christmas efforts as warm days linger and stray garbling from the era is evident in town lore.
A micro edition titled Midget Volume claims to be the smallest printed book in existence. It is a complete French translation of Dante's living Comedy, measuring less than half an inch square. The volume spans 500 pages yet needed only two printer's sheets for its production.
An exchange states that true education includes Bible knowledge and that no man can be wholly educated without it while no one is truly educated who remains ignorant of the Bible.
A reflective voice praises earnest talkers who seek to share worthwhile truths. The speaker notes how genuine messages refresh the mind and spirit, lifting courage and spirit to meet a meaningful message amid weariness and wind. The passage dwells on transformation through thoughtful discourse.
A small newspaper vignette describes Harold growing uneasy with a new baby in the home. At bedtime his mother, busy with the infant, cannot cradle him as before, and Harold asks if the baby should lie on the bed so his back can rest.
Fireless cookers originated in Norway and gained public attention for the first time at the Paris Exposition in 1867.
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