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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
10
A text lists various peanut based recipes and tips praising peanut butter as wholesome and widely known. Dishes include Peanut-Potato Sausages Lettuce With Peanuts Peanut Loaf Peanut Fondue Peanut Brownies with ingredients and brief method hints.
Recipes describe lemon jelly foundations for salads with chopped vegetables and canned fruit, plus cottage cheese centerpieces and a method for freezing desserts. Dishes include baked corn with cheese, and frozen fruit desserts made from orange and lemon juice with cream or buttermilk, with variations for flavor and presentation.
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece notes US government push to exploit native sealskin as a fashionable fur. It details dyes, finishes, and the appeal to the human face, plus how sealskin may lead autumn styles with capes, gowns, and fur trimmings. It contrasts with other furs and previews English French adoption and ostrich plume trends.
The current fashion shift from lively dancing to somber attire favors elaborate black dresses with iridescent beads spangles and sequins for a bright touch. Descriptions of taffeta gowns with bead fan motifs orchid georgette camisole looks and vivid ribbon accents illustrate evolving evening wear and the enduring appeal of pink in undergarments.
The prose notes vibrant chiffons and bright outer shades as underclothes trend, contrasting with past standards. It observes how garments now display bold colors and patterns, reflecting shifting tastes in intimate attire.
Paris favors a ribbon of contrasting hue as edging on the delicate tulle vella. The note highlights design preference and color choice for a refined fabric detailing.
Devotional guide outlines why and how to pray, with Luke 11 principles. It emphasizes right relationship as God’s children, proper attitude, dependent faith, penitence, loyalty, holiness, intercession, perseverance, and God’s promise of answer. Includes scripture references from Psalms Luke Hebrews and Matthew.
A quaint moral quip in which Uncle Eben warns that dwelling excessively on one’s own partner can cause self ruin and misery, reflecting a folksy caring economy and social wisdom of the era.
An old advertisement promotes a lemon based home remedy mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a cheap skin whitening lotion. It claims quick fading of freckles sunburn windburn and tans and promises harmless results with fragrance.
A Philadelphia Ledger note recounts a September 5 1776 New England Chronicle paragraph describing patriotic women joining plows to ready fall crops after men departed for war. It lauds the act as laudable and worthy of imitation while noting potential continued duties if male relatives remain abroad.
A wry dialogue riffs on daylight saving as a social irritant. A young man laments the glare of late saving hours hindering courting, while the wit notes the trick flips after dark allowing return home. The exchange captures bright society humor about timing and romance.
A study notes the expansion of English vocabulary from ancient texts to modern dictionaries. It contrasts limited counts in old literature with estimates surpassing hundreds of thousands of words in contemporary lexicons, highlighting ongoing linguistic evolution and record-breaking growth.
The remark contrasts virtue with action, noting a sharp divide between mere goodness as a trait and the actual practice of good deeds. It questions whether moral character alone suffices without tangible results.
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