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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
3
A Kansas Farmer article advises dairymen on keeping milk and cream sweet during warm spells. Emphasizes two core rules: maintain absolutely clean milk pails and separators, and rapidly remove animal heat by cooling. Recommends washing and sun-drying tinware, using boiling water rinse, draining and drying, and cooling in a tank of fresh water with stirring to speed heat removal.
A brief quotation from Life magazine, advising restraint in leadership and delegation. The memo frames the maxim as practical guidance for political action and personal management, underscoring the importance of securing others to carry out plans.
The text explains sound speed in a still air at moderate temperature about 1100 feet per second and notes it rises roughly one foot per second per degree rise in temperature. It mentions musical pitch altering with temperature and that instruments and tuning respond to these changes.
The fragment describes a suitcase and its placement aboard a train, noting it should not be in the aisle, above, or beside a passenger. It mentions being placed on the feet of the passenger next to you, referencing a Christian Science Monitor context.
Ancient records note leopards in the Lebanon hills and in Palestine. The leopard still appears in the area and the cheetah is tamed by Mohammedans of Syria for hunting gazelle.
India rubber was used for the first time as an eraser in 1770 when a small piece sold for three marks. It took years before widespread use. Before that a crumb of bread was used to erase mistakes.
Advice on guest room setup emphasizes placing a flashlight for night visits to avoid hunting for switches. The note suggests this small convenience prevents guests from stumbling in the dark and enhances overall comfort during overnight stays.
The fox frequently naps during daylight in open fields along hedges and beneath the mountain. From the hillside, one can overlook the bury farms below and hear their many sounds.
A cartoon note in Car toons Magazine mentions Jandy spotting a paper claim on coffee harms and suggests a link to removing nicotine, hinting at a potential public health angle.
A compact reflection on overcoming evil through good in personal life and society urging replacement of faults with better values to banish negativity.
A court scene features a judge remarking on timing as a conversation hints at a family matter. The exchange between the daughter and Thelen touches on expectations and calls, ending with the judge clarifying the eight o'clock moment.
A rural speaker known as Uncle Eben comments that some men build country and support families the fine way, yet they do not work hard for them. He notes affection for them but a lack of emphasis on labor. The phrasing reflects dialect and local voice.
A witty exchange between couple unfolds a joke about marriage finances. The man quips that his dwindling funds make the union seem suspicious while the woman questions her motive. The brief scene plays on financial concern as a humorous motive.
Kansas City receipts totaled 20 000 with slow to steady demand. Corn steers sold to 13 4 4 per cwt and 1220 lb branded steers brought 1285. Oklahoma grass steers averaged 125 with WH lb. Cows and bulls uneven. veal calves steady. Hogs 7 500 received. prices declined about 10 cents. packers bid lower for dry hogs, light grassy hogs hard to sell at 200 or more under top.
Sheep receipts were moderate around 7500 with prices 25 to 75 lower. Bulls sales ranged from 14.75 to 215.70, with spring launches selling up to 14.75, as Greer & Co. at Stockyards reported.
A man considers opening a moving picture theater seeking profits. He notes not the money but the desire to provide for his wife and children, hoping for a better life through cinema.
The rivers of the Emerald Isle are generally dark due to flowing through peat marshes or beds at points along their courses. This peat presence imparts a dark hue to the water across many streams and tributaries.
A reflective line notes that a great soul grows in intellectual height and love, drawing strength from intense inner discipline. It suggests passion deepens with every inch of effort, spreading wide like arms. The excerpt emphasizes self-improvement and emotional intensity as guiding forces.
A carrier pigeon flies at 1200 yards in calm weather. With a gentle wind its speed rises to 5400 yards. Before a strong wind it can reach 2000 yards.
Dentists and doctors clash over tooth extraction practices. They argue teeth should be pulled only when root infections cannot be cured, condemning widespread removal as unnecessary.
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