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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

6

Cooperative bull associations aid small dairies in access to purebred sires

Cooperatives enable farmers with few cattle to own and use purebred bulls at low cost. Typical plans cover five bulls shared among 15 to 80 farmers, with zones and biennial block rotations to prevent inbreeding, yielding long use with minimal expense. Studies show major savings versus individual purchases and strong gains in offspring value. Organizing tips include consulting county agents, visiting existing associations, and connecting with state colleges or the USDA for guidance.

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Must Clothe to Keep Body Warm Must Clothe to Keep Body Warm

An editorial urges warmth as fashion amid severe postwar cold and fuel shortages. It cites influenza, poverty, and harsh housing as risks, and promotes sturdy outerwear and house garments. It highlights a British Warm coat with leather, nutrin, pockets, and a leather belt as street and house attire.

Java France America Great Britain Sam Brown

Notes About Our Lingerie From Paris to America

Noted new French lingerie features black lace and ribbons with striking colors and unusual combinations. Corsets, flesh-colored silk brocade, and ruffles shown. Crepe de chine and georgette sets in orchid and old blue, belted chemise lines, and toppless step in styles in black mousseline de soie with salmon pink ribbon. American women favor knitted silk Angerie sets with tailored vest and bloomers and contrasting ribbon bands.

Short Sleeved Suits Aim for Fresh Street Frocks

The fashion note describes sleeves rising and falling this season with designers making outfits distinct from last year. Interest grows in street frocks and even cantas with short sleeves, plus hints that three quarter length sleeves may be added to quilt coats.

Turbans of Feathers a Seasonal Fashion Note

Feather turbans delight in this season offering varied landscape of color. Pheasant feather toques appear smart with an extreme model featuring orange hues and a touch of black.

Kidney trouble not easily recognized warning

A physician notes that kidney trouble often goes unrecognized in life insurance applicants and warns readers about the hidden prevalence. The piece cites reports from druggists and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an herbal remedy sold in bottles of various sizes. It also mentions a separate Argentine population remark and British reaction in the New York Post.

France McClure Sven Kilmer Garcia Buenos Aires London New York

Happy Moment Realizes Millionaire Ambition

A big business man boasts he has become a millionaire after skillful maneuvering. A friend replies that the happiest day was when he found $1.75 in old trousers three months after marriage.

Pleasants and Meier Wealth and Wisdom Then Wake

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Pleasant and Meier in a context of wealth and wisdom amid a waking event. No clear date place or event is discernible. details are too sparse to identify a full news item.

Dr. Pleasant Meier

Poemess Dream Stenographer Converts Kin to Verse

A Indianapolis stenographer known for rhymes prompts her family to treat verse as normal. Her niece Virginia witnesses the talent and asks why she is not a poetess but a stenographer, revealing playful language and curiosity about careers.

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