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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
10
This fragment blends antique recipe notes with moral commentary on kitchen waste. It lists Strawberry Sauce Cherry Salad and other confections, then shifts to a Beecher quote and a denunciation of food waste. It argues that leftovers and excessive courses waste resources and harm health, urging mindful cooking and abstention from extravagance.
In a first person ride aboard No. 11 from a city depot through yards and country, Dockery the fireman and Engineer Demmer guide a night voyage across bridges and trestles. The narrator learns about years of prep for passenger work, eight hour runs, and the intimate, perilous trust between crew and dispatchers as the green signals and moonlit rails blur into a rush to Omaha.
Public demand pushes for mobilization of road builders to maximize transport of raw materials and finished products. Emphasis on utility over extended enjoyment, cutting unproductive spending to support national defense and lower costs for forest, mine, and factory outputs.
Prof Frank A Waugh of Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst told American Civil association delegates that rural roads were laid out a century ago and traffic then differed. He warned current improvements favored trunk lines and heavy freight, while rural network needed replanning to reflect modern mobility.
The article asserts the drag as the simplest and cheapest road tool. It argues the drag scores a bull's eye in economy and effectiveness, especially when used with farm implements, capable of performing tasks in building earth roads that costlier tools struggle to match.
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