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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
6
The passage contrasts ancient military groups by diet. It notes that Romans thrived on pork, Greeks on goat, and beef-eating English soldiers showed bravery, yet Britain’s army long depended on meat as a luxury for Scots and Irish troops.
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Mise Octe Andrews and others visit at various homes around Lebanon. Families and friends gather for social visits, a furlough homecoming for Hobson Milkisell, church services led by Rev. Sam G. Keys, and Miss Fannie Nelson visiting from Wichita.
Mrs Jov Erraney and Mrs George Hannemaker of Washington visited Sher idan friends. Willa Hyder spent time with sisters. Loyd Winder and John Paskechsep stayed with relatives. Fred Malone and Charley McClintock hosted visits with Wampler and Gresham families. Mrs Waney Sweezy and daughter visited Bob Gresham. Esther Ballard spent the weekend with the Gresham sisters. Edna Malone went to see Aunt Charley McClintock.
Residents share Chautauqua impressions in Jasper while farming in the county booms. Wheat threshing improves and multiple locals visit Webb City. Frances Gulick suffers facial and hand burns from a coal oil stove explosion. Ossie Williams infant passes away. burial held Sunday. Sherd Berryhill completes a large barn as area prosperity grows. A stray line notes ailing weather in the spanmauaiyy.
Farmers welcomed rain after a dry spell as late corn demands moisture. Ploughing continues but fields prove hard and stubborn. Mrs Walter Milton spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Link Milton in the village community update.
Juanita and Charles share a morning breakfast when both reach for the second helping at the same moment. Charles jokes that Indies fret and mans next after lessons on sharing.
The Australian eucalyptus or gum tree has thrived in many nations. In New Zealand its growth can outpace Australia in favorable spots. In Brazil authorities recognize its value for timber.
The elephant Jumbo shows a remarkable dental cycle where a worn front tooth is replaced by the next tooth behind it, causing the entire row to shift forward. This continual replacement ensures a full set of teeth remains as older ones wear out.
To test tea purity rub tea leaves onto a white paper with a table knife. Powdered leaves leave a dust on the paper. artificial coloring shows vivid Prussian blue streaks. This quick test detects adulterated tea by color transfer.
A man, after a shy interview with a minister about his own marriage, asked to marry another girl at the minister's house. The scene shows his stammering and persistence in a surprising proposition reported by the Chicago Tribune.
A Boston Transcript item recalls a young woman’s embarrassing moment on a crowded streetcar. She opened a popping umbrella and the tip grazed another passenger, creating a tense but humorous scene as strangers glanced away.
A London Times personal column discusses emigrating if stranded on the same continent as the reader. The speaker muses on friendship, loyalty and the appeal of leaving for distant shores even with limited time left on earth.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes skepticism that a superior mousetrap guarantees success. The quotation implies belief in merit does not always attract buyers and hints at practical limits of invention in the market.
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