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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
7
Bessie complains about neglect as others praise the newborn, saying the baby is 50 sweet while she has known love only three and a half years. She tells the nurse that no one gave anything to her.
Four year old Tommy guides his visiting aunt on a walk through the city and diplomatically asserts he knows his way. The aunt questions the route and Tommy, confident, says he has lived here four years and knows the city well.
The Santa River, the largest feeding the Pacific within Peru, irrigates the Chimbote region and could power many industries. It supports extensive coal deposits in the Santa valley, including anthracite noted for briquet manufacture.
In Switzerland a shift to regular nature study in the school program and teacher training revealed a gap. Pupils showed deeper understanding from real contact with nature than teachers whose information relied mainly on books.
Sponges are animals that eat and digest food. They start life as tiny eel like creatures, then fasten to rocks and grow in various shapes. They form fanlike and treelike types and others called mermaid's gloves. Some carpet rocks and are nicknamed sea nesta by fishermen for their nest like appearance.
Miss Nora Fox received a June 20 letter from her nephew Le Roy Fox a former Jasper boy and son of Lon L Fox of Bend Oregon. He was at Base Hospital 46 Camp Merritt New Jersey and described three months of drilling becoming a soldier ready to sail and join the Allies. He praised his unit and fellow soldiers, noted Camp Lewis and the coast voyage, and praised Red Cross and Y M C A. He hoped to return safely but accepted the possibility of not doing so.
A gamekeeper in Thoxted Essex England was fined a dollar after using bad language before a court. A nearby woman testified that a horse near her cottage reacted with astonishment, laying back its ears and turning its eyes toward the keeper.
A historical note states that headlight reflectors made of gold rolled on a copper base resist heat dampness and salt air and deliver light of strong penetration in fog conditions.
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that only Elijah could linger long in the wilderness due to the ministry of the ravens, while ordinary people must pack provisions for extended camping trips.
Regular covenant meeting is set for Saturday July 18 at 3 p.m. The church asks members to attend and help carry on the work. Sunday morning will observe the Lord's supper. A Lynnland school house sermon is planned in the afternoon and Jasper services in the evening. Everett Looney, pastor.
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