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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
A Minneapolis Daily student editor argues that classes are dull and professors look morose. The piece urges students to smile at old jokes and respond with better humor to awaken instructors and foster livelier, more engaging lessons.
About twenty thousand people gather to stand and witness an event at St Pauls Cathedral in London creating a notable public scene and drawing large attendance.
Public Service Information Committee of Philadelphia warns about dangerous behavior and dangerous improvisations. The quoted lines illustrate reckless acts such as handling live wires stepping into traffic swimming near lifelines and attempting risky stunts. Officials urge caution and safe practices to prevent injuries or death.
An old time quip has Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge describing neighbors and children as they await the mumps. The exchange notes some already mumped while others remain or will soon be affected in a rural community chat.
An advertisement argues caffeine harms health after age 31 and promotes Postum as a nourishing alternative. It critiques coffee, cites energy decline after age 40, and claims Postum strengthens reserve energy. It offers a free one week trial and usage guidance from Carrie Blanchard.
The fragment presents a verse praising golden poppies as divine gold that inspires joy and generosity. It alludes to wealth that lifts spirits and cannot be hoarded, contrasting with poverty and begging across distant hills.
A guide urges filing a closet by contents in small homes to ease emergencies and memory gaps. It suggests storing toy scraps for children, and freeing space by passing on unused items. The pastry notes include a croquette sauce ratio and frying croquettes after boiling potatoes in jackets.
A compact, rhythmic meditation on bravery and resilience amid hardship. The speaker finds joy in daring, embracing hope as skies brighten, and notes that victory tastes sweeter after defeats. The lines assert conviction, purpose, and inner resolve as guiding forces.
A cookbook snippet highlights green peas as a valuable vegetable protein usable as a main dish when prepared with cream and butter. It outlines recipes for Green Pea Soup Peas and Peanuts Salad Peas and Peppers and a Peas Souffle plus notes on canned peas treated with cream for a filling hot dish.
The most valuable gemstone discussed is the oriental amethyst, a sapphire hue of amethyst color. It is clarified that our amethysts are quartz, while true amethysts emeralds rubies and sapphires are corundum. Only a few of these oriental amethysts exist and are guarded by Indian rajahs.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder medicine. It promises safety and purity with a sworn statement in every bottle and offers a sample bottle for ten cents upon request to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. It notes availability in two bottle sizes and invites readers to mention the newspaper.
The United States Department of Agriculture has developed a measuring instrument that attaches to an automobile to quickly record linear measurements of fields along highways. Successful tests show promise for use in multiple states this year.
Advertising copy touts Cuti cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented, economical powder for face skin baby and dusting needs. Claims to render other perfumes superfluous and notes it is part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
Little one asks if he is unwell while describing a strange sensation as if an elevator is starting to descend. The dialogue hints at confusion and a surreal moment between characters.
A Hoquin Wash lumber company uses a nine foot diameter buzz saw to cut massive logs into lumber. This machine demonstrates industry scale and technological approach in wood processing.
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