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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
10
A saying on courteous reciprocity advises that requesting help should carry belief in a positive outcome. It notes that giving credit to others for readiness to assist—rather than an assumed refusal—softens interactions and strengthens friendships.
A 1500 foot network of four inch pipe carries powdered coal under 40 psi at Pittsburgh steel works. Four tons pass through a 500 foot line in five minutes, illustrating remarkable flowing qualities.
An archival quotation by Margaret Deland reflects on aging and the mind over body. It contrasts an old body with an old soul and suggests responsibility for one’s soul rather than physical decay.
A compact quotation from Meister Eckhart highlights love as the foundation of morality and commandments, emphasizing inward and outward virtue anchored in love. The excerpt frames love as the core principle guiding ethical conduct and truth.
The government announces replacement of wooden telegraph poles and letter box posts with reinforced concrete equivalents. The move aims to modernize infrastructure and reduce maintenance, with a rollout across regions scheduled over the coming months.
A Boston Transcript observation notes the seasonal paradox as readers praise trees yet welcome their leaves to fall. The remark highlights the cyclical mood of spring amid the anticipation of winter’s retreat.
Parched cornmeal is used to make wheatless biscuits. The process includes mixing cornmeal with water and protein, kneading until the dough can be rolled, then cutting into ten pieces, each weighing about one sixth of an ounce. The instructions emphasize thorough cooking and a uniform texture.
The note explains the term Hetman, its Polish and Little Russian variants, and its meaning as a Cossack chief. It traces linguistic links to ataman and Hauptmann, showing how the title describes a head man, captain, or chief across cultures.
The Hebrides are a large group of about 500 islands off west Scotland. Estimates suggest only around one-fifth are inhabited. Of those inhabited, about a third have populations near ten people each.
A student of human nature asks for only a crust of bread and a cup of water, explaining that few people are generous enough to offer more than a meager share. The exchange reveals the student's quest for genuine kindness rather than material sustenance.
A rustic remark from Uncle Eben quips that a man called Mnony or monkeys with the butts observe when he should be chopping firewood, capturing a folk humor moment from the scene.
A vintage sounding recipe describes corn muffins with a rich mix of ingredients and steps. It mentions measuring cornmeal, sugar, and syrup, and hints at a method for a light, moist texture.
A short tale shows Bessie resenting attention to a newborn sister as relatives praise the baby while she laments lack of recognition for her three and a half years. She tells the nurse that others call the infant sweet after only a few days, but she has long endured neglect.
A principle highlights that prompt work is worthless if others must finish the job later. Thoroughness and quality surpass rushing to completion, ensuring the task stands up to subsequent review and use.
A historical note claims automobile headlight reflectors fashioned from gold rolled on copper bases resist heat and damp air, offering light with strong penetration in foggy conditions. The claim highlights durability and visibility benefits for early car illumination.
A short cautionary note warns homeowners to not invite gloom into their property. It advises promptly removing any visitor who intrudes and denies accommodation if the person insists on staying. The piece frames gloom as a nuisance to be expelled.
An old newspaper snippet urges soldiers to stay well clothed and healthy in camp. It notes clothing alone isn’t enough, stressing a good complexion, a friendly smile, and an honest expression as part of morale and presentation for the soldiers in trench and camp.
A clipped quotation from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes Selfishness declaring that thinking only of one’s own affairs ends interest from others, signaling a reflection on personal focus and social attention.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that J W J Waters Jr administrator will make final settlement of the Win Thomson estate at the Jasper County Missouri Probate Court in Carthage on August 12. W H Waters Jr administrator. First published June 24.
A discovery shows that a mix of anthracite culm with about 20 percent soft coal produces a smokeless fuel option. The finding suggests a practical blend for cleaner burning fuel.
The probate court in Jasper County Missouri grants J T Lannom letters testamentary for the estate of John Gohr deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or risk preclusion. within one year from grant the claims are forever barred. The notice is dated June 19th and first published June 1 1954.
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