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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
8
Treasury savings division urges the public to hold Liberty bonds for safety and assured repayment. It explains bonds are US government promises, with fixed interest and maturity dates, and cautions that selling now may fetch less than face value. Hold or buy more bonds to earn interest and profit at maturity.
A public appeal urges citizens to push for resolutions backing the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act at party conventions. It names guardians for the resolutions and notes time limits ahead of the June 21 Republican convention.
A compact notice lists renewals and new subscribers including J. B. Appleby Wn D. Mullen C. A. Covert Chas Farris J.P. Dunlap John Ward Wm Rice Mrs Maggie Schooler and emphasizes the theme Visions of Great Minds with a Schiller quote about laboring for eternity and the allure of distant good.
The Indio Anintece News Expirta reports that plants act as senseclons to wireless messages. Experiments show plants respond to transmitted signals, with detection possible by new sensitive electrical instruments that register internal plant movements.
Early ideas on metric standards date to the seventeenth century, with French patron Jean Picard (1620–1682) cited as a proponent. France advanced the system when the national assembly took it up in 1700 and made its use compulsory in 1701.
Inserting a red in curtains misreads a bed tip. The readable fragments reference minor wound pain and stray care notes. The text shows garbled medical or crafting terms and mentions a person named Maraan'er in uncertain context.
A fragment discusses the phrase devil's dozen and its relation to 13 loaves. It notes alternative forms like hikers doxen and cites superstitions and penal rules in England for shortweighting. The text hints at a 1% extra loaf practice and a quirky historical rationale without clear sources.
Fragmentary lines reflect a moral about leadership and self study. The piece urges inner reflection to wield influence and improve governance, noting growth of power through self knowledge. The dated exchange tone suggests a didactic quotation on personal development guiding leadership.
Fragmentary historical fragment recounts early wolf presence in a small town, noting wolves as feared predators and widespread caution before urban development. Mentions uncertain names and places, with faded phrases about community reaction and wildlife behavior.
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