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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
7
Advice on preventing milk drop in midsummer by stocking silage or forage crops. Suggests Sudan grass, early corn fodder, sweet corn, and cowpeas as summer feeds to maintain milk flow. Emphasizes that steady production boosts next winter’s dairy outputs and profits.
A Loulaville Courier-Journal report notes a car turning turtle as a driver asserts that gasoline mixed with whisky makes 60 miles an hour seem safe and delightful. The item reads like a cautionary anecdote from a local column.
A widow complains of lawyers wrangling over a deed linked to a parcel of property near Edinburgh. She scorns the lengthy legal wrangling and questions the value of the dispute, expressing frustration that Sanders deeded the property amid the quarrel.
Quote-based note reflecting on types of writers, crediting Joseph Roux. The piece contrasts writers who think with those who inspire others to think, highlighting the role of influence in literary creativity.
Claude Perrault, born in 1018, swapped medicine for art and became architect of the Louvre. Through his brother Charles Perrault, a noted barrister, he shaped the building’s celebrated colonnade, regarded as a top seventeenth century work.
A brief editorial note from the Atchison Globe argues that mastering a single task is not enough for a well rounded education, cautioning against narrowing focus as the sole measure of schooling. It emphasizes broader learning and versatility.
A miscellany of playful notes and trivial advice on household safety with a soda water warning from a nursery, a quirky Ireland tree tale on Dinis Island in Killarney, a nutmeg flavor test using a needle, and a humorous shopping exchange between Mrs Flubdub and Mr Piubdub ending with a Judge’s quip.
A Baltimore Sun reflection notes how some men awaken to the worth of their wives after years of not recognizing their value. The piece emphasizes patience, growth, and gratitude within marriage through pointed anecdotes.
A pithy Life quote notes that true repartee lies in keeping at the tip of the tongue the words others may utter only later, implying strategic wit and timing across social interactions.
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