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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
5
The text explains dairy feeding strategy balancing roughage and concentrates. It notes ruminants can use bulky feeds, but high producing cows need grain to maintain milk flow. It warns against omitting grain during pasture, as pasture alone may not sustain production, and emphasizes starting pasture season with appropriate grain and watching for declining milk as pasture quality falls.
A brief reflection cites Epictetus praising contentment as a short pleasant road with great delight and little trouble, framing inner peace as a simple path. The quote emphasizes steady contentment over pursuing external pleasures or excessive effort.
A simple home remedy suggests placing rusty needles in coal oil for a few minutes to restore their usefulness. The tip emphasizes quick effect and ease of use for household tools.
Edible birds nests from China fetch high prices, with the finest varieties selling up to 80 dollars per pound, while a domestic market notes the traditional view of household drudges and a motorist accident headline appears in the Galveston News.
A young man files for divorce saying his wife cannot cook as his mother did. The remark suggests a trend of blaming upbringing and raises questions about marital expectations and family influence.
In New York savings banks two million residents save money while six million residents would receive $225 each if wealth were shared, illustrating distribution of deposits and implied per capita figures.
Poultry and eggs buyers advertise top market prices with straightforward service. The notice promises quick payments and a fair deal, inviting producers to bring their stock to the Brick Barn for settlement.
Mrs Ed Murphy of 1240 Sherman St Springfield Missouri says Tanlac cured her stomach disorder and nervous fatigue. She cites improved digestion and overall health, urging others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold in the city by H I Pitte at one bottle dollars, three for two dollars seventy five, or six for five dollars.
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A Topeka Journal item quotes a man saying his wife made him a success and a pastor approvingly notes it. He explains he had to hustle because his wife always wanted many things. The brief reflects a domestic achievement story with local color.
A brisk exchange reveals a man’s view that extra money should first go to his wife as a gift. The speaker is challenged, asks if the other is a social philosopher, and replies that he is a goode merchant in a blunt, humorous dialog.
A concise reflection on proving an axiom and the value of silence in creative work. It ponders whether silence yields more harmony than noisy schemes and whether tunes arise from quiet, disciplined thought.
A correspondent is told not to confuse bellona with bologna. The bellona belongs to myths and is made chiefly of hot dogs of war, while the bologna is left unspecified. The writer notes both are composed of pieces, but only bellona is described as such.
The agricultural department issues a bulletin urging immediate attention to cucumber and related cucurbit diseases. The memorandum hints at possible remedies, asking if jamalon ginger has been considered as a treatment, and stresses proactive crop protection measures.
Broncho Bob says Crimson Gulch is not yet prohibition but moving toward it. A new judge rule sentences any man who draws a gun to quit drinking. The aim is gradual change to a nicer, more orderly town.
Uncle Eben argues that peace mainly comes from knowing Mekad before you begin and persuading others that he is. The remark frames inner clarity as the prerequisite for harmony and credibility in dealings.
Equal parts of ammonia and turpentine will remove the most obstinate indelible ink. Saturate well and rub.
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