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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
2
A Jasper Missouri item lists whimsical notes on aviation, fashion, politics, and society with quirky observations. It mentions aviation dangers, a convicts marriage, women’s fashion, misunderstandings about cars and trains, and local oddities amid a stream of satirical musings.
A Northwest Farmed reader describes a simple trough setup to keep feed dry and clean for shells grit and bran. The plan uses a ceiling cutout to insert a trough back and slanted outside edge so feed cannot overflow. Multiple troughs can be mounted outside the wall with boxes fixed from the exterior to shed spills and winter feeding gains.
A writer notes Indian Runner ducks yield feathers at melting time, prevent scattering, and provide high value for time and expense. They forage well and return home nightly, making them a practical and ornamental fowl with lively temperaments and attractive colors.
The poultry keeper should run the enterprise on business lines with some bookkeeping. A basic cash account helps reveal financial position, though it does not fully express it. If full accounts are avoided, tracking income and expenses aids in spotting leaks or unprofitable periods.
Ralee chickens with 200 to 210 birds on ample range can be profitable at low cost. Feed can be railed on the farm. Corn and wheat make good chicken food and cabbage in winter enhances the ration’s value.
An appeal urges homeowners to improve their yards and homes as a civic duty. It stresses tidy lawns, repaired fences, planted trees such as Norway maple and American elm, and fall gardening tasks like crabgrass control and proper mulching. It includes soil tips, transplanting guidance, and a call to action to begin planting now.
The article explains skim milk and whole milk benefits for dairy calves. It covers when to use colostrum, how to transition from full to skim milk, and the role of fat protein and minerals in growth. It offers practical feeding schedules, grain introduction, and hygiene tips for calf housing and feeding routines.
An odd fragment refers to buying a lasting almanac in 1065 and a joke about an aunt wearing it out. The terse note hints at a local curiosity trade and a quirky historical item amid garbled OCR text. No clear names or places are available in readable form.
The Rev Eduiund Messop of Wige fon Pa suffered from dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and fatigue. After six weeks his swelling receded and he felt renewed energy. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills for improvement. Correspond with KE Hes lop about the remedy. Adv offers free household hints and a pamphlet.
New York men plan the world’s first butterfly farm at Red Hawk New Jersey. They breed butterflies of various species with brilliant coloring and decorative appearance. The farm aims to sell to society women who wish to keep butterflies in their drawing rooms parlors and contortions.
A brief, quoted exchange suggests a playful yet pointed view on idea ownership and praise. The remark invokes notions of truth and propriety without naming people or places, reflecting a clipped, aphoristic tone.
A garbled OCR passage shows quoted lines about a dispute and Punishment ending with phrases like jail and heaven. It includes misread names Rettieg and Stronghead and mentions a judge and a hairdresser in unclear context. The text is largely unintelligible but presents a dialogue fragment with potential court or social dispute references.
The fragment suggests Sima never achieved fame and a rough path through life. The line hints at rural themes, personal struggles, and a harsh journey marked by desire and labor, reflecting a bleak portrait of fate in rural setting.
A period of great concern for women approaching middle age is described with symptoms such as hot flashes dizziness and heart palpitations. The text promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to strengthen the nervous system and support the female organs during this transition, citing a testimonial from St Anne Indiana about relief after two months.
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