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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
5
A collage of ironic, incomplete items touches on divorce trends dry counties kidney transplants and a mistletoe trust. It notes a New York preacher against Christmas trees the coroners ruling and a Chicago girl trapping a footpad. Mentions Australia money stringency Japan poultry aluminum patents and Indiana clay deposits.
A long analysis contrasts white and whole wheat bread, stating wheat contains proteins, minerals, and starch that support health, while white flour loses minerals. It argues brown bread aids digestion, reduces constipation, and lowers risk of appendicitis, citing Magendie and the British Medical Association, urging coarser bread over refined white bread.
London Mail notes a trend of barefoot croquet at country houses and Surrey estates with guests including a duchess a literary woman and a city merchant prince. Players praise comfort grip and nerve soothing effects, saying the barefoot game improves aim and enjoyment.
Papuan medicine men command respect among locals for energetic practice. They sit close to patients massaging the pain site with vigor while making horse-like lip sounds. The treatment is lengthy, periodically paused for hot water with boiled taro as they attempt to extract a mysterious foreign substance from the patient's body.
A compact reflection on liberty as a continual, living process. Ibsen argues that true freedom resides in ongoing struggle and assimilation of its idea, not in possession as a static state. A person who stops seeking liberty reveals its loss.
A sentence from The Wide World Magazine notes the saying No cure no pay as the Papuan sufferer’s motto, reflecting a grim stance on medical aid and compensation amid hardship. The excerpt hints at harsh dynamics around aid and expectation in distant communities.
The Chicago club women debate lawful costume for working women after a hod carrier was fined for wearing trousers. A post office department ruling allegedly requires women mall carriers to wear trousers. A delegation plans to visit Washington to consult President Roosevelt on the issue.
South Russia contains valuable minerals including rock salt coal coprolites knolit sand for glass making and other uses. Margapese and iron ores rank high with iron ore noted as relatively phosphorus free and low in slag forming content, suggesting significant ore potential and industrial use.
Willie Green was her only chewing gum, but had his feet sprawled out in the aisle in a most unbecoming manner. The teacher asked Willie to remove the gum and put his feet away. Marker’s Weekly.
Readable snippets compare a demanded marriage proposal with a putative inferior partner and a sharp response from Dr Kwack after a quarrel with an undertaker. The undertaker jokes about retirement while the Catholic Standard hints at consequences.
Max Rogers of the Rogers Brothers brings the original New York Company to Willis Wood Theatre for a two week run starting Sunday January 10 with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The musical offers novelty, strong production, and a large, well drilled chorus alongside a top flight cast including Joe Kane Marion Stanley Josephine Barrows Eileen Sheridan Avita Sanchez Fie May Siby Brennan George Lydecker Robnson Newbold Chas Gallagher William Edmund Phillip Leigh Henry Lehman Alexander Kleinman and others.
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