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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
A brief exchange questions the value of women against men with a playful line about measurement and effort. The exchange ends with the responder agreeing that a miss is as good as a mile, hinting at social wit rather than a solid proof.
A fragment conveying a recipe for darkening gray hair using a half pint of water, Barbo brand product, glycerine, and instructions available in each box. Claims include scalp safety, non stickiness, and gradual color change without greasiness. Miscellaneous ad-like lines follow about products and sayings.
Dr. Watson discusses kidney disease risks and uric acid buildup. He explains kidneys filter poisons, untreated issues cause widespread harm, and introduces Anuric Tablets from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo. The piece includes guidance on diet and living to reduce uric acid, with free advice offered by Dr. Pierce.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Exodus 16 teaching gratitude and dependence on God. It covers Israel murmuring for bread, God's provision of quail and manna, the test of daily gathering, the typology of Christ as manna, Sabbath instructions, and the manna kept as a memorial.
The 1918 federal aid road program saw only 425 445 of the 14 550 000 available funds spent due to wartime conservation efforts. A national highway plan prioritized vitally needed projects, with 181 inspections totaling 96 012 895 in bond issues. The fuel administration coordinated material supplies, approving 58 000 000 gallons of bituminous material from 2 285 applications. The United States highways council formed to streamline cross‑agency highway work.
A discussion notes that poor road conditions arise from meager funding for durable surfaces. It argues that for busy traffic the cheapest road is often the most costly in the long run, as under heavy use a cheap surface wears out quickly.
A catalog of jests about wealth, tax avoidance, and opinionated quips. Notable lines include a man slamming the door on the income tax collector and a quip about Nell's natural color. The fragment ends with health advice and a proverb about love and wisdom.
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