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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

3

What Do You Eat And Why Decades Of Diet Debate

The essay argues appetite should guide eating but not dictate it. It contrasts natural hunger with cultivated appetites, notes overindulgence as a cancer risk, and advocates balancing pleasure with reason, science, and personal factors. It cites immigrants and laborers adapting diets and calls for continued study and practical testing to optimize health and vigor.

America Nicholas Senn Phyalolan Fa Monastry Paul

Noted Tales of Truth and Early Artistry

A cautionary tale about Billy who learns a lie can backfire as his mother warns that deceit brings consequences. The piece then shifts to a reflection on early struggles of genius, citing Alma-Tadema, Schubert, and Titian as artists who began humbly as pavement artists or on village walls.

Tadema Lawrence Alma-Tadema Ient Schubert Titian Rio

Savages in Civilization Quotes on Passion and Murder

A Philadelphia Press quotation compares primal savage emotions with civilized behavior, arguing that love jealousy and hate erupt as quickly in cities as in jungles. It warns that outer veneer of civilization hides enduring, elemental passions driving human violence.

Philadelphia Press

First Press in the West in Santa Fe History

The first printing press west of the Missouri began in Santa Fe late in the 18th or early 19th century with proclamations dated 1821. The Dawn at Taos appeared in 1835, promoting Padre Martinez. The first English papers followed in 1847 after General Kearny’s occupation, the Santa Fe Republican and the Santa Fe New Mexican.

United States Missouri Santa Fe Dawn Taos Padre Martinez New Mexico Kearny Santa Fe Republican Santa Fe New Mexican

Care of German Workmen and Compensation Rules

A note cites William Hard in Everybody's describing weekly compensation for a German workman injured on the job. It states the fund pays until he can return to work, irrespective of fault, whether from sickness or accident insurance.

William Hard Everybody

Snakes as Ghosts in Zulu Beliefs

Zulus and other primitive peoples regard snakes as ancestral ghosts. The idea stems from the uncanny serpent nature and its tendency to live near edges and then crawl into houses, as if returning to an old home.

Man's Greatest Weakness in Marriage Pursuit

Algemeen Handelsblad notes a social truism that an able cook boosts a woman's marriage prospects far more than mere beauty, while attractive women are rarely skilled cooks. The remark underscores the enduring male preference for domestic proficiency over appearance.

Algemeen Handelsblad Amsterdam

Hoodooed Alms Request and Hoodwink tale

A beggar seeks charity while an inquisitive man questions him. After several interrogations the crowd decide not to give. The beggar protests he is under a hoodoo and an unlucky man, claiming time would strip him bare if seized by the forelock, yet the group ends up contributing.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Restoration

A vintage classified style ad offers a $100 reward for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. It touts a constitutional remedy that acts on blood and system to build strength, claims testimonials and directs readers to FJ Cheney & Co of Toledo, with mentions of pharmacies selling the product.

Golem Cheney & CO Toledo Hall

Late for the Show and a Shocking Laundry Ad

A quirky fragment recounts a child’s laughter and a mother’s stir as a humorous exchange. An advertisement touts Iron and Defiance Starch promising home laundry ease with proper stiffness and finish. Regional stats cite livestock counts in Australia and New Zealand followed by a PAZO OINTMENT claim and a light moral quip about picky people.

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