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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
9
Coal Age lists chief mine gases as methane or marsh gas and carbon monoxide, with the whitedamp. Blackdamp forms from carbon dioxide and nitrogen. Hydrogen sulfide and heavier hydrocarbons occur in limited quantities. Except carbon dioxide and nitrogen, these gases are explosive.
Percy Noodies recalls asking the capitalist's daughter what she’d think if he found work reading meters for the gas company. She replied she’d be glad if he pursued a job that took him to other people’s houses some of the time. The Dallas News reports the exchange as a humorous reflection on work and travel.
A fragment discusses theories on racial fairness and skin color linked to suprarenal glands. It cites John Hunter’s view that humanity’s original skin was black, reflecting dated science and social attitudes. A separate humorous dialogue shows a stern parent reacting to a marriage proposal as a youth admits resisting temptation from a kiss.
A collage of snippet topics from a newspaper page covers orchid hunting as a lucrative venture, snakes with egg laying and livebearing varieties, Bowling Green’s 1732 fenced park lease, Austria’s salt monopoly and Poland’s salt production in 1772, with scattered references to weddings and history. The text blends curiosities, historical notes, and trivia.
At Boy Land in Santa Barbara California a two acre viewing ground maps the earth. Rivers lakes mountains valleys continents and oceans form a complete display. Boys paddle through larger waterways as the feature demonstrates a flat earth layout for study and wonder.
A compact note reflects on Rutherford B. Hayes era patriotism and service to the nation. The short item links a tie to a patty beet serving the country, signaling a light, historical reminiscence in a daily thought column.
Easy to learn highway law presented in plain direct language. The system is clearly expressed so any motorist can grasp legal rights and liabilities in his state in about 15 minutes without needing an attorney to interpret it.
Jefferson aimed to build in the state university an institution blending tradition culture values to guide lawmakers and judges and harmonize agricultural, manufacturing, and commercial interests through sound political economy. Edward Kidder Graham frames the project as a public-spirited university task to shape governance and policy.
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts ancient tooth lore with the work of a modern dental surgeon. It speaks of a monument built by the contemporary operator, possibly a gold cross or a legacy of teaching health and the esthetic value of a smile to the world’s youth.
Odessa in southern Russia features a fortified harbor formed by stone piers and a long breakwater. It is the only southern Russian port accessible to ships drawing 30 feet, with docks larger and better equipped than any other Black Sea port. Depths reach 35 feet on one side and 18 to 17 feet on the other.
A London Chronicle note says some explorers wear a bright tin disk on the ankle to lure snakes in swamp lands. The gleaming spot attracts reptiles and permits a follow up knockout blow to the victim at the handler's choosing, a risky tactic amid dangerous wildlife.
In central Peru the rail lines form a Y reaching Humengo about 200 miles from Lima. At each station women crowd the cars selling Incas nectar. Buyers share from the same cup, and many travelers carry their own potent local drink.
The article argues that exposing children to a broad range of books, beyond those written specifically for kids, nurtures curiosity. It suggests homes with varied, inspiring volumes help children develop a love for quality literature without imposing rigid rules.
Instructions stress keeping magazine and wrap as a unit. Place a roll lengthwise inside the magazine, seal and address the wrapper, then tie the cord along the length and once around the middle to prevent separation.
The Osmo State Journal notes that efficiency is its own reward and when a man completes a big job well many say any could have done it. The piece underscores pride in solid performance and the value of diligent effort.
The phrase notes that before marriage Emmon often proclaims himself unworthy of his sweetheart, and after marriage spends about two thirds of his time proving it, reflecting a witty old sentiment about marital dynamics from the Chicago News.
On the Level notes Florida as the flattest state with its highest spot recorded at 325 feet above sea level. The article remarks on the topography and contrasts Florida's elevation with other states, highlighting the gentle rise across its landscape.
A novel cycling race took place at Saint Cloml Lor is. The course featured a very steep hill and the contestant who crossed first was declared the winner. Brakes were prohibited and sidlers were not permitted to set foot on the ground to cross the course.
History notes that the first elephant was brought to western Europe in 807 when the Charlemagne court received one from Haroun al Rashid. It was not until 1255 that this renowned animal reached England, marking a significant milestone in royal and scholarly interest in elephants.
Francia Bacon loved fine clothes and drafted about 1200 drawings of bizarre costumes. When no one would wear them he hired men to parade the grotesque outfits through the streets for his entertainment.
The passage notes that when para rubber trees are tapped the gum flows into receptacles and insects like large black Ot are drawn to the sticky material. Bees use India rubber and some South American species cut tree bark to induce a resin flow, using the gum as a wax for nest construction.
A Clay Center physician sent the office girl to collect items from a man and a ring, and she returned in under an hour with a ring a marriage certificate and a man. The incident, reported by the Dispatch, highlights a swift and unusual collection.
New English paper notes EB Thames will preside at a farewell sermon next Sunday. The service will feature a specially composed anthem of joy and thanksgiving performed by the choir.
The mint value of gold is fixed at 20.67 dollars per troy ounce, yielding 15,841.51 dollars per ounce. A ton of gold would be equivalent to 2,002,028 dollars based on this standard.
Ten days after Independence Day Americans recall July 14 1789 as the storming of the Bastille in France and its global significance. The event is noted as France and her children celebrate the Bastille Day with peculiar emphasis.
Tulins Chesar cared deeply for his balines and grew distressed by their fate. He burned with worry until the day he found no remedy, losing his crown and discovering a bare top and back of the head that caused him real torment to wear.
A fragment describes beliefs about ear tingling signaling others praise or gossip. It notes right ear tingling means a friend speaks well while left ear tingling signals the opposite. The idea was echoed by actors and writers of old.
A St John chocolate maker told the Canadian Industrial Relations Commission that last year 100 employees nibbled about 18 thousand dollars worth of goods. He said the level of self help by workers equated to almost 100 dollars per person.
A historic note claims elephants are necessary in teak forest work as hauling machines fail in inaccessible areas. It states an elephant can move fifty to seventy logs in a season, highlighting reliance on elephant labor for timber extraction.
The passage notes two year olds vary widely in vocabulary from a very small number of words to about 1000 words for more precocious children. The average is stated around 20 to 400 words.
A historic plate by Cristefort dated 1720 remains intact though its tone resembles a harp more than a piano. Wires are not struck by hammers but pinched by leather cords, yielding a unique timbre.
A Lakeside Park gathering on August 29 honored Mary Lobb and Clarence Dowland and their families from Modes to Il. A basket dinner with fried chicken featured, and attendees enjoyed boating, bathing, and reminiscing. About 4:30 p.m. the group dispersed. Present were Mrs. Mary Lobb, Clarence Dowland and family, David Zuck and wife, George Peisen and wife, Louis Hartley and family, Mrs. Ed Conray, Ed Preston and wife, Wm. Tabler and family, George Nixon and family, Nor-
Val Oy and family, James Con Roy and family, Jess Corder and family, Glen Cartwright and wife, Miss Alice Corder, Elmo Maize and Minnie Corder listed in a community notice highlighting household units and family relations within the district.
Strayed yellow dairy heifer missing with owner offering contact via route 6 finder. Report notes loss location and requests phone contact for return.
An intriguing Ftroscan Wenttatry specimen is now housed in the Civic Museum at Cornete of the Necropolis of Ter quia. It includes three to four tooth attachments and rings of gold, with central incisors and bicuspid teeth supplied. The two central incisors form a single groove, resembling two upper central incisors.
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