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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
A guide to efficient cake making covers prep readiness, creaming butter with sugar, and quick techniques. It outlines a basic butter cake, advises using softened shortening, and explains baking times for layer and no long cake. It includes a fruit layer cake recipe and notes the value of practical ingredients over money alone.
A historic recipe excerpt describes peach sherbet and date cookies with steps for boiling fruit pulp and making a filling. It includes a peach sherbet with orange juice lemon juice mint notes and finishing with whipped cream and fruit rind. It also outlines date cookies with brown sugar rolled oats and parched flour, then baked as sandwich cookies.
A detailed twelve lesson guide outlining love to God and basic Christian doctrine. Primary through adult topics cover God’s nature creation and providence, Jesus as Messiah, faith, grace, repentance, Pentecost, sanctification, obedience, prayer, and the Holy Spirit love as transformative practice.
The piece argues against skipping Sunday church services, noting illness or small excuses may prompt absence. It emphasizes Jesus will be present to meet and forgive, urging readers not to judge fellow members for faults or grudges.
A compact reflection on charity as a living test of faith. The quote contrasts practical acts of mercy with empty sermons, suggesting generosity reveals God’s love more clearly than theological treatises. It frames denial as a discipline that deepens spiritual understanding.
A London Opinion item describes a former judge named for mayor in a French country district, who is asked to perform a wedding. He asks the bride if she consents, she says yes, then he sternly asks the bridegroom to defend himself before proceeding.
Cutleura ointment and Cutleura soap with hot water are advertised to remove pimples and blackheads in minutes. Use daily for maintenance and to keep the skin clear. Include Cutleura Talcum for comprehensive cleansing and ongoing skin care.
Yonkers Statesman reports a playful exchange about sour milk boosting longevity. A reader named Dybert agrees, noting recent sour milk tasting as evidence, while the other speaker calls the claim ridiculous yet science-like in tone.
A city school health check prompts the teacher to question William about daily bathing. William insists he showers daily, while a nearby boy claims William’s family has not had a tub in use for a year, citing neighbors and wash days as proof.
The notice urges using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to lengthen fabric life as prices of cotton and linen double due to war. Sold by All grocers for 5e.
In France an American sergeant in the charge against machine guns and shell fire went forward without a wound. He halted to dig in and attempted to open canned meat when a shell exploded, injuring his right hand.
An excerpt presents a playful question about widows wearing weeds and a remark that opportunities are diamonds in the rough, noting that overdoing or underdoing matters both fail to show true thoroughness. The dialogue hints at thoughtful, wry observations within a compact prose fragment.
A child's question about heaven leads to a humorous zoo themed exchange. Jack asks if all good people go to heaven and his father confirms, but the boy notes there is no room for them and suggests heading to where the giraffes are.
In a quirky note from the Charlotte News a hen is described as adopting a litter of pigs. The item playfully speculates that the scene hints at an odd intimacy between ham and eggs, reflecting editorial whimsy.
A brief reflection contrasts life’s value with the pestilent image of a fly. The note points out the fly’s tiny feet yet enormous burden of germs it can carry, underscoring a cautionary view of everyday life and health.
A wife hosting a small bridge party for women finds a guest missing and calls her husband at the office to come home early. He asks to play with a dummy, and she replies that the guests have invited him, revealing a schemed plan.
The quote notes 1081 distinct faiths worldwide and about 3 450 876 different kinds of sheer cussedness as a humorous reflection on human belief and behavior. The line contrasts sacred diversity with everyday stubbornness in a tongue in cheek style.
Powell recalls sleeping in a coal bin as a striking example of frugal living while discussing pricey rooms and lodging. The exchange highlights contrasts between value and comfort in travel and housing.
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