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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
10
A fragmentary verse laments Ml speech and moral law in odd phrasing. It speaks of hands that toll to heed the world's need, and of deeds done with kindness. The archaic cadence hints at a reflective, late era style.
A nostalgic note extols Bing and Royal Ann cherries from Idaho, describes a picking experience under large trees, and shares several preserved cherry recipes such as spiced cherries, cherry olives, and pickled cherries with simple steps and storage hints. It ends with a moral couplet about tending gardens and paradise.
A guide to preparing vegetables for flavor and digestion. It covers peas boiled in their liquor, lettuce cooked as a wholesome dish, cucumbers cooked with butter sauce, Swiss chard as greens, and spinach as a spring staple. It warns that mustard can upset digestion and praises simple French dressings and olive oil. A pecan potato salad variant is described with watercress and boiled dressing.
Immigrant Jewish peddlers crowd Orchard Street between Delancey and Houston selling Thrift and War Savings Stamps instead of onions and fish. About 500 carts fill three blocks as bearded immigrants in long coats urge housewives to invest small quarters in stamps.
A French electrician notes that carbon filament lamps reach about 2000 degrees. A fireproof warpish advances airplane fabrication. Tasmania asserts a claim to the world’s richest tin mine. Dusty Willie jokes about being born tired while townsfolk tire him.
The quote exchanges tag a playful rumor about Her Affinity being engaged. Miss Oldgirl dismisses or reframes the claim with a quip that hints the engagement would be to an antique bar gin fiend, signaling satire and local whimsy rather than a serious union.
Le Matin reports the Spanish king has ended the era of delay by refusing to defer crucial decisions. A swift coalition ministry formation and decisive action at a critical moment could mark an epoch for Spain. The move may also disrupt German propagandists influencing Spain, aiding Allied efforts.
In the East New York section two brothers met at the home table. Archie is a junior lieutenant and Bill, 15, is a seaman second class. Bill saluted and refused to sit until ordered, while Archie urged him to sit as two stern parents watched. BrooklynEngle reports a humorous look at navy manners at home.
A French scientist argues errors in fingerprint analysis create empty threats that seem effective. The dialogue questions why hunger strikes matter and notes a claimed one in seventeen billion chance for a mistake.
A four-year-old boy named Little George visited the narrator when her husband was away. He asked if she was alone and then inquired about “the main part,” prompting the curious remark reported by the Chicago Examiner.
A chaotic exchange shows a garulous pedestrian proposing a signaling system for roadside safety. The impatient motorist blasts a sequence of honks as the pedestrian outlines actions like stand still dodge right dive left and jump, ending with a chaotic collision.
Dialogue reflects medical protocol requesting isolation for a patient and a physician directing placement of equipment. The exchange shows tension between care and containment as the team discusses where to position a fre for treatment.
The statement argues the FTC figures mislead by comparing a three year prewar average with a single war year, noting three-year profits total $140 million on $4.5 billion sales and asserting packers’ margins are tiny and largely reinvested. They claim strong competition and readiness to prove their case.
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