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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
3
The June 2 Sunday School lesson centers on Jesus teachings from Matthew about righteousness. It contrasts acts done for human praise with genuine devotion, covering alms prayer and fasting as roots of true faith and warning against worldly approval.
A technical note from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture outlines basic antiseptic principles for wound care. It discusses the role of bacteria, white blood cells, and antiseptic agents, emphasizing practical methods and cautions for treating injuries and preventing infection.
An agricultural note argues for deep plowing and spike harrow use to curb weeds and improve corn yields. It describes root cutting, plant respiration effects, and the potential advantage of late cultivation over shallow methods. It questions the value of ordinary cultivation when cory or high corn stages favor weed control.
A farmer outlines methods to manage weeds in crop fields. He notes that early weeding and discing the soil to aerate roots can reduce weed growth and improve yields. The advice emphasizes timing and soil disturbance as practical weed suppression.
Dr Graham of Connecticut explains how properly scalding age birds avoids damaging quality. He notes dry plucked stock fetches higher prices, and cautions against long immersion, keeping head and neck out, then chilling to stop cooking. Hang to dry pluck for best appearance and value.
The article describes procedures for cleaning and renewing hen houses. It notes weekly cleaning of henhouses, removing nests and straw, brushing, whitewashing, and removing pests. It also outlines treatment for lice or mites and general sanitation of the coop interior.
The article discusses profitable fowl keeping, stressing proper handling, feeding, and housing. It advises selling off scrub chickens, maintaining one brood at a time, selecting suitable breeds, and ensuring clean nests, ventilation, and attention to lice. It notes poultry can offer a good living if well managed.
A youth in a ham and row cafe orders eggs with a puzzled exchange about up or over. The counter talk centers on a simple breakfast request as a bystander notes the odd slang and misheard phrases.
Fragmented sci text suggests a cosmic influence on glacier behavior. Dr Rudolf Spitaler Duide cites shifts in interstellar alignment with the Milky Way as a potential factor in altering Earth’s climate, though details remain unclear and speculative.
A Chicago judge requires a married man to stay home at night or take his wife out with him. He links neglect of wires to domestic unhappiness and comments on the Wotan issue. Critics worry the Ford defender of women’s rights may endorse limiting a married woman’s right to enjoy herself.
The piece compares national Nobel prize counts showing the United States lagging with two prizes while Germany, France, and England lead. It also suggests women police could better tackle street heckling and the hidden class of offenders by using sharper sleuthing and enforcing respect for authority.
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