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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The Audubon collection of North American birds, mislaid over thirty years, was found in an Amherst College Appleton cabinet. It includes more than 800 type specimens with Audubon handwriting on fifty pieces dated 184. Curator Bangs of Harvard will take possession on behalf of Amherst College.
A newspaper reader declares Rede cannot strike since a red has never been at work. A pipe-cleaner counters that to strike a person must quit work, implying the notion is illogical. The dialogue frames a playful dispute over a fictional scenario.
United States public health service announces discovery by Lia Investigators of a new germ, Bac terium tularense, causing a plaguelike illness in Utah residents. Dr Edward Francis identifies the agent as the cause of cheer fly fever, traced to a bite and lymph gland inflammation with fever and weeks of illness.
Readers explore the significance of Pentecost, its Hebrew roots and its Christian fulfillment. The lesson covers the gift of the Holy Spirit, who received it, its signs, and the resulting impact on Peter and early believers including 5,000 baptisms and steadfast devotion to apostolic teaching and prayer.
An Indianapolis housewife laments men are the contrariest. She recalls a husband who hunts all fall, returns soaked yet boasts a good bag, then refuses a drizzly task at home. She notes daughters' marriages to a baker and a butcher who manage ends and duties.
An advertisement extols Boschee’s Syrup as a longtime remedy for coughs bronchitis colds throat irritation and lung troubles. It claims a restful night and easy morning expectoration and notes the product is made in America and sold widely in homes.
A dialog excerpt contrasts enjoyment of moving pictures with a belief in the charm of the human voice. Mise Cayenne expresses preference for hearing voices, while another character notes the absence of human voices can be pleasing due to a lack of ungrammatical or improper speech.
Reading fragment notes a coal related winter labor theme and a commercial blueing product. It credits self discovery quotes from Matthew Arnold and remarks on art and profit as a general observation.
Fragment mentions a freeze out in a job and a person described as a tee cutter. No clear event, date, or proper nouns to identify. Summary constrained by the readable text only.
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