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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
7
An auction will close the Jasper Mercantile Co affair and offer furniture fixtures counters show cases floor cases and a druggist prescription case along with the stock to settle affairs.
One fast appointed by Old Jewish law on Yom Kippur is noted as the sole annual period in the Old Testament aside from Zechariah 7 1 7 and 8 10. The current Jewish calendar reportedly lists 28 fasts. A three year old, Nettie, asked whether her father sees everything as she eyed a piece of bread and butter and whispered about butter on the bread.
A centuries old Italian saying claims Italy has never fought England and that war with all the world means peace with England. The proverb, of uncertain origin, is noted as a historic convention in this brief reflection on Anglo Italian relations.
A rich gold deposit is reported in the Malay states with particles of the metal found even in grass roots after digging. The sensational find suggests a widespread mineral bounty and could attract prospectors and investors seeking rich veins.
A Hale defines a lale breadth as seventeen ten thousandths of an inch in technical terms.
A brief quotation from the New York Times contrasts Kaicker asking why someone won’t turn over a new leaf with Locker replying that paper is too expensive. The exchange reflects attitudes toward reform and resource scarcity in a literary or economic context.
A courtroom quip frames a lawyer’s loyalty to client versus the client’s principal. The judge remarks that the attorney appears more interested in the principal than in the client, highlighting ethical tension in legal representation.
New York Telegram reports that admission fees to about 20,000 U S film theaters in 2014 amounted to 319000000 dollars. The figure highlights the size of the domestic cinema market and the nationwide theater network.
Statistics show that triplets are much rarer than twins and twins often recur in families. This supports Toyle's claim that three of a kind beats two pair in casual ranking.
A Cincinnati man owns a dresser with a movable top and a bathtub concealed behind and below it. A water basin sits in the dresser top while the faucets are mounted in the wall.
Dowser jokes that Judge Ward is a master of English but Bowser quips his sentences are too long. The exchange highlights the jurist’s famed rhetoric and the crowd's amusement at the courtroom banter.
A Cincinnati man discovers that applying a clayey water mixture to coal reduces smoke. The thin clay layer traps gases until heated, then burns with the coal gases to consume smoke. Briquettes burn more slowly and uniformly than plain coal.
A wartime appeal urges farmers to boost food production by cutting avoidable dairy losses. It highlights skim milk butter fat loss, separator and vessel spillages, and milk souring from dirty, unsterilized cans and vessels. A simple steam sterilizer project from the Dairy Division is described, with free Farmers' Bulletin copies available.
A historic guide advises quick first aid for burns and blisters. Mix olive oil with egg white and apply under soft linen to prevent blisters. Baking soda can serve as a quick alternative. Apply dry bicarbonate of soda and keep a wet cloth on the burn. A 1 percent carbolic acid solution may help a bad blister with a day or two of application.
The explique explains that veldt is derived from Dutch veld meaning open ground or prairie. It notes Weastervelt as west field, Roosevelt as rose field, Blau velt as blue field, and cites other Dutch names ending in velt with parallels in German and other languages.
A playful dialogue questions belief in love at first sight. The speaker cites Higgins as an example and hints at marital outcomes if a second look had been taken at his face. The exchange blends humor about romance and appearances.
A weather feature narrates a dramatic chase as a woman and a tornado seem set to move together, defying obstacles and signaling nature's unstoppable force through a bold, edgy exchange.
In various countries people hold that long hair diminishes a child's vitality and energy. The belief persists as a cultural notion explaining fatigue and reduced vigor among youngsters, though not supported by scientific evidence.
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