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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
7
The Chinook salmon, once rarely commercially exploited about seventy five years ago, is now a leading food fish worldwide. It is sold in sealed packs in nearly every market. All individuals of this species and the blue back salmon are closely allied to India after spawning.
Posthumous Twain fragment quotes Satan praising laughter as humanitys ultimate weapon against power money persuasion and persecution. Laughter, Twain suggests, can erode and atomize "a colossal humbug" century by century, more enduring than other forces.
Rejuvenation is possible through exercise play and care for appearance. External rejuvenation has no economic influence but affects mentality, keeping individuals alert and up-to-date. Youth offers golden chances in today’s era to older men who still grip or regain it.
A brief aside questions the fuss over a growling puppy and its usefulness, suggesting that growling should not be overreacted to and that a puppy’s behavior can be managed with patience and proper training.
Chemists learned to produce artificial indigo years ago but a broken thermometer revealed how to raise the acid yield, making synthetic indigo cheaper than natural indigo and commercially valuable.
Ruth questions her mother about birth order after discovering a dress made from her older sister’s outfit. When told the mother was the next oldest in grandma’s family, Ruth responds that she understands the burden of wearing repurposed clothing.
The article explains the difference between diseased meat and meat from diseased animals. It notes that fresh pork cannot be guaranteed free of trichinae by inspection. It states proper cooking kills any trichinae present, preventing disease.
A note advises using sweet oil to remove finger marks from varnished furniture and kerosene to clean oiled surfaces, detailing two methods for preserving finish.
Missouri has about 85 percent of its War Savings quota and needs around ten million dollars to go over the top. General John J Pershing, a Missouri native, will celebrate his birthday September 13th as the state pursues a victory in patriotism by boosting pledges. The Missouri War Savings Committee through State Director Festue J Wade hopes to cable Pershing greetings and announce the state’s success. Teachers are asked to urge daily student appeals to influence parents to increase pledges before September 13th. County committee asks for immediate additional pledges to ensure its name is mentioned in Wade’s cable.
Propaganda tone lauds Missouri troops for daily gains against the Huns and requests a birthday tribute to General Pershing. Calls for sending a cable noting the state was among first to complete its War Savings Stamps quota.
The quote features Uncle Eben critiquing men who boast of their honesty while revealing inner temptations. It reflects a judgment on outward righteousness versus private struggle and implies skepticism about self-proclaimed virtue.
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