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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
Government backed push highlights tractors trucks and motorized tools as key to attracting people to farming. Schools teach tractor operation creating a new professional role and boosting production, efficiency, and distribution while cars and trucks speed transport from field to market.
The United States has about 2.5 million miles of rural roads. Roughly 12 percent are improved and only about 0.25 percent are suitable for heavy-duty trucks. The future development of the United States rests on the road system.
The text argues that bad roads signal a dull, poor Med neighborhood with run down houses and shabby vehicles, while good roads reflect farmer pride and effort to elevate business to higher standards. It contrasts road quality with community vitality and economic condition.
Good roads improve farm productivity by linking remote rural sections to markets. Better transportation reduces costs, expands access to supplies, and fosters economic activity for farmers and associated businesses.
The lesson traces David’s bitter trial after Jonathan’s friendship, detailing his evasion, near captures, and moral testing. It highlights Humility, dependence on God, and self control as prerequisites for true leadership. David’s refusals to harm Saul, his reasons, and his incomplete confession illustrate growth under divine discipline.
A weathered collection of kitchen notes offers cookies, macaroon variants, and oatmeal treats. It also shares cool summer dishes like pineapple cream, cafe frappe, strawberry ice cream, and snow pudding with steps and measurements for home cooks.
S. S. S. is advertised as the right treatment for catarrh, claimed to attack the disease at its source and free readers from repeated local applications. The ad urges readers to seek medical advice from the Medical Director at 106 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
A blushing daughter comforts her father at his chair and hints she will stay home rather than marry. She admits not caring for George and plans to tell him it was a mistake, seeking her father's indulgence and gifts.
A brief exchange shows a father confirming an advance of this week's allowance and the child requesting the following week’s funds, followed by the judge overseeing the dialogue. The scene underscores a casual family finance moment with humor.
In a terse exchange at the Western Wind office a provoked Titmouse asks if the paper is tarred and calls it a scoundrel. The editor insists the paper never prints stale news and downplays the accusation, suggesting a rival may have been the source.
In a terse exchange a tenant says the landlord called for rent today but left without leaving any written notice of a $200 increase next month. The remark ends with a cautious claim that the landlord may have cooled on the higher rate.
In a humorous dialogue, First Snall asks Why don't you come out of your shell and Second Snall replies I’m afraid someone else will go into it. The exchange highlights shy behavior and playful banter between rodents.
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