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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
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A historic overview notes hickory species as North American trees with 14 known varieties, 11 east of the Rockies and six in Indiana. The shagbark is highlighted for its nuts and bark, while pecan and black walnut are described as large or widespread from Indiana to Minnesota and across the south and Midwest.
A man moves from one house to another then returns to his old place. He sits in the living room and, waking, finds three strangers, apologizes, and leaves. The incident becomes a humorous tale among onlookers.
Tee Bright recalls a new employee who seemed very bright yet overconfident. He hadn't been there a month before he tried to tell the owner how to run the business.
The Statue of Liberty in New York harbor was illuminated to act as a beacon with glassed torch openings and nine lamp units, rising 805 feet to be seen up to twenty four miles at sea. The lighthouse board deemed it of little navigational use. the light was extinguished in 1902 and illumination shifted to the War Department.
Dialogue captures a pension-era exchange where a woman questions why soldiers seem heavy when returning from war. The responder explains they carry weight from battle, implying weighty burdens of service and memory as they travel home.
In a playful exchange Patrice questions harmony in the church choir. Pat notes last Monday’s outfits: the soprano wore a pink hat with a green waist the alto wore a green waist and a yellow hat while the tenor sported a green necktie and a very red nose.
A witty reflection notes how true friends show themselves through generosity, suggesting money lending as the clearest test of loyalty and trust. The remark frames friendship in practical terms, pairing humor with a social observation.
February lesson text discusses church growth amid persecution, edification as building a spiritual life, and outward influence. It covers two great miracles, healing of Aeneas and the raising of Dorcas, illustrating the gospel power restoring the sick and lifting believers to faith.
The Rodriguez family from Porto Rico sent 694 men to American forces per the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Seven first names are listed Domingo Francisco Jose Juan Romeo Tomas and Antonio. Serial numbers fall in the 600000s.
A historical advertisement fragment discusses blood cleansing to ward off illness and mentions a child’s grandparental care. It includes a pasted anecdote about Giles and his grandmother, plus a brief note about bedroom salts and Garfield Tea as a remedy. The text is a collage of ads and prose from a newspaper page.
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