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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
4
New Hampshire uses hundreds of patrolmen to maintain gravel roads after each rain. Each worker handles a designated road section with tools to fill holes and smooth surfaces, averaging 3.25 dollars per day and about 240 dollars per mile yearly, plus a construction cost near 4,000 dollars per mile.
The text argues dirt roads are cheapest for most of the year and should accompany hard roads. Building good dirt tracks on both sides reduces wear on hard surfaces, extends road life, lowers maintenance, and better serves road users by combining hard and dirt roads for daily use.
The lesson outlines six descriptive titles six qualities and six effects of Gods word from Psalm 10 7 11 and notes the transforming power of the law converting the soul. It cites the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 26 30 as a notable Bible study example while detailing context and circumstances.
An Anat physician for a life insurance company warns that kidney disease is widespread among Americans and often undetected in applicants. The piece touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an herbal remedy, urging readers to try it or request a sample by mail, noting its drug store availability in two sizes. It links wartime consumer awareness to studying tools and food values and ends with a call to sacrifice for better science.
In a Washington hotel lobby Edward E. Brown shares a tale of a minor charge prisoner who cannot afford legal help. The judge offers a list of four budding lawyers in the courtroom and another in the corridor. The prisoner requests the man in the corridor, prompting a quiet jest on access to legal aid.
A German farmer in Australia mourns his wife who wore herself out. After the funeral a neighbor consoles him. he replies that she was a good woman but too night for his work, a quip reflecting local rural whimsy.
Portsmouth Ohio residents share relief from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Sara Law reports irregularities pains and weakness improved after use. Mrs Shaw endorses the remedy hoping to help other women seeking relief from feminine ailments. Write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
The article argues the duty in creating infant remedies surpasses that for adults and praises Fletcher's Castoria for 40 years of supervision by Chas H. Fletcher. It questions imitators and urges mothers to trust the tested Castoria over substitutes, citing testimonials from grateful mothers.
An unsigned mall message to the News recaps a two week span of misfortune. A sped driver allegedly paid a felow with ten dollars thinking it was one. A marriage occurred two weeks earlier. A car theft and a draft notice followed as the writer bids farewell to family. The piece ends with a claim that the tale is true.
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