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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
The poem speaks in a folksy voice about kindness and curiosity in the world. The speaker notes a flutter in the heart and a band on the shoulder, praising the world’s goodness and divine craft, with a casual conversational tone.
Jerry N Taylor recalls a Friday night collision after meeting Col A L Caulkins while driving north of Reeds. He veered off the road to avoid a pass, sending the Ford over an embankment. His wife and sister were bruised. damage to the car minimal, about seventy five cents, noting Ford cars cost little to start or maintain.
Local ad features Mr G W Hall buying a Banner Quality stove, praises the range, and notes widespread farmer adoption over thirteen years. It advertises cash prizes for baking, a sewing machine the world awaits the Itwospool, and a post office selling stamps cheaply. It ends with a boastful note about Jerry N Taylor selling to the masses and future headlines about a plan to run machines together.
The Jasper Chautauqua begins July 6 with events announced and season tickets available for purchase.
In this opinion piece the author argues friendship wanes in modern life, favoring use over affection. Ancient parallels show strict mutual regard, while today people seek propitiation and rely on many shallow connections. True loyalty requires giving as well as receiving, or true personal power and success fade without steadfast friends.
A reflective passage on travel and returning home from the Atlantic essay. It weighs the lure of novelty against the comfort and belonging of familiar places, noting the pull to set forth and later the joy of reunion with one’s ownThreshold. The piece muses on how one’s dispositions shape the longing to revisit the known and the peace found there.
A quirky Kansan City Star snippet features J Fuller Gloom remarking on strange phrases about drogue, time, and horse radish with a dreamlike undertone in a brief, humorous exchange.
A fragmented line from a historical page references a judge and a surprising injury note, with unclear details and multiple misspellings affecting the event description.
An old reader note promotes The Youth's Companion as a fine paper for boys and girls, urging subscriptions through The News of e and promising savings. The fragment hints at a promotional period and access through a local newspaper outlet.
Mr. Farmer is invited to visit Cearnal Implement Co to see the Kentucky Drill described as the best on the market. The notice promotes the latest improvement of the American Lovd ing Machine Co and encourages prospective buyers to inspect before purchasing.
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