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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
7
A New York suburb housewife faces rebuke from a servant during a disputed incident of kitchen damage. The maid admits past work in a fine family and refuses to work for any household that is not respectable. Damages mount as dishes and glassware are broken and the servant insists the employer must pay, leading to a claim about whether she would be treated as a lady.
A garbled OCT text discusses the notion of a natural in a card game and the harsh unwritten rules that may follow. It references players, clubs, and social scrutiny within a banquet of exclamations and misheard phrases. The piece hints at legalistic reliance on tradition over written law in a competitive setting.
A fragmentary account describes Indigenous beliefs about thunder originating from a storm near a tepee and branch-top paths. It mentions a companion guiding a march to a tepee and a ritual linked to the earth and lightning, noting cloud paths and answers from spirits.
The Wilchinson Daily Gazette, once a strong Democratic organ in Kansas, is noted as turning toward creditors and fading as readers seek partisan papers like the Kansas City Star, signaling a shift in newspaper allegiance and era.
A fragmented church notice lists multiple congregations with weekly Sunday school at 6:40 am, junior league, prayer meetings, and various preaching and meeting times. It invites all to attend, naming ministers and church rooms, with emphasis on welcoming everyone to services.
A garbled 19th century note describes rats attacking imported Hagenbeck specimens in Pieton and London gardens, with fatalities and fears. It cites a lip collection of anecdotes and mentions figures like Mirka Cook and Guy Fawkes. The piece mixes satire and sensational micro events with chaotic dialogue about a broken fruit cake and labor.
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