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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
7
Former service man now in Washington urges continued government life insurance as essential protection for families. He recalls France’s use of government insurance in war and argues peace-time coverage is cheapest and safest for posterity, urging reinstatement if lapsed.
Tillie Clinger sought lodging and asked about other boarders yesterday at a strange place. The landlady replied no other boarders exist unless it's her husband who can quit any time. Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports the remark.
In Sussex England the valley flower is tied to Saint Leonard and a dragon battle. The saint wounded after three days, his blood supposedly sprouted Ulles of the valley. In France the valley flower is said to have grown from the Virgin's tears.
A family joke turns on Nellie’s four new babies as a nephew, told with quirky humor. An aunt announces the fourth arrival, prompting the boy to quip that if this keeps up he’ll become a grandpa.
A compact note on how music and language intertwine in church settings and secular use, exploring phrases where melody accompanies spoken or sung text and how repetition amplifies impact.
An experienced young woman says in Ohio State Journal that engaged women experience a brief novelty with facial hair, but after this wears off they prefer clean shaving. The remark highlights changing attitudes toward grooming in social life.
A reflective line argues that true honor comes from men in service to titles rather than titles themselves, urging value in character over rank. It frames leadership as earned rather than assigned, emphasizing integrity in public duty and personal conduct.
An acre yields about 100 in profit with no fertilizer or cultivation needed making blueberries a quick profitable crop. Washington county hosts major blueberry land from Porcupine Mountain to east Machias with several canning factories dedicated to processing the berries.
The writer laments the blank spot in modern ethics amid our complex civilization asking why a prince should follow moral guidance. The piece references the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount as benchmarks, urging clearer ethical reasoning.
A Dallas News quip notes an aging woman hobbling along a street with an agonized expression, suggesting she has more foot than head in a humorous aside about footwear and aging.
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