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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
4
Primary topic The Easter Story. The sermon outlines the empty tomb as evidence of Christ's resurrection and God’s triumph over evil. It covers the angelic messages to the women, the risen Lord meeting them, and the warning against paying to circulate a lie. It concludes with the Great Commission and the promise of Christ’s abiding presence.
A scrambled collection of recipe snippets and domestic tips. It includes Cauliflower and Tomato Soup using turkey bones, a mulled mint and mutton pickle method, venison hints, Date Gran Muffins, and Rhubarb Soup. The text ends with a moral note about selflessness from Mrs Besant.
A collection of home tips covers leather care with shoe polish, using leftovers in meals, roasting guidance for lamb with rice and onion, painting a garbage can, cleaning carpet brushes, reducing sausage waste, fixing furniture casters with paraffin, steaming house plants to shed weeds, and renewing old hair brushes with alum water for stiffness.
A rail worker turned witness, cautioned on exactness, was asked if the deceased was a complete stranger. He replied that the deceased was "a partial stranger" because he knew him as a one legged man, prompting the coroner to insist on clearer terms. The exchange ends with the witness naming the man as one legged.
Dr Julien Bourget of Paris visits America to study better nose fitting after wartime rebuilding. In Saxony small red brown china coins bearing the Dresden mark circulate, replacing small paper money. Meissen factory introduces these simple marked pieces that are washable and impractical as tableware. A stray quote from Farrington urges questioning to learn more about facts and opinions.
A remark on last night's speech prompts sharp rebuttals. Critics call the address meticulously planned rather than impromptu, labeling it as contrived and unconvincing while supporters defend its polished delivery and precise rhetoric.
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