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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
5
A letter from Tsaohsien China details alleged local child burials after self harm by a woman in revenge for abuse. It cites magistrate complicity and a North China cannibal case in Hankow with four Hananese offenders and a four year old dog story, urging gospel outreach.
Evangelical St Pauls Church on Cub Creek reported a Sunday morning session where several children were examined and outirned. The summer school will run four weeks from 8 to 11 AM with religious instruction led by Rev. G Rode and others from nearby towns.
A collection of quips on leadership dignity farming politics and daily life. It jabs at campaign thrift moral vanity and social habits with humorous observations and sly digs about money luck and human nature. The tone is breezy mischief from a bygone era.
Mrs. Maggie Friesen of Fairbury returned last week from an extended eastern trip and visited relatives here Sunday. Dave Brown and Arthur Leisy, students at Newton Kansas, stopped at the A. H. Friesen home Monday during a short visit before continuing their trip.
Minnie Papenhagen of Hastings Nebraska in town visiting friends in Jansen and Plymouth areas spent a brief hour at the News office Tuesday afternoon during her trip among local friends and relatives.
Fred Howard remarks that a Rochester wonder is a man who wears the stomach of a sheep while many others wear the brains of a sheep in a provocative, metaphorical jab about conformity and intellect.
A brief collision of gratitude and demand shows one party awaiting service while the other seeks payment. Both sides get what they desire, trimming conflict as routine exchange continues.
The article traces needle history from bone and stone tools with eyes in Stone Age caves to later steel needles in China. It notes the European spread via Moors, Nuremberg's 1870 needle industry founding, and growth under Queen Elizabeth in England. It also touches on early threads and fibers from Egypt and native plant roots.
Pasture offers top hog feed value by providing exercise and clean, sanitary space away from stale lots. Alfalfa and clovers yield strong grazing, Sudan grass stands out June to frost, and rye aids fall and spring feeding. Pair green pasture with corn and a protein supplement like tankage or skimmed milk.
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