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Friday, October 20, 2000 Volume IX, Number 88
did ya
know?
Did Ya Know?. . .The Jasper County Health Dept., 105
Lincoln, will hold a Pneumonia Clinic from 9:30-11:00
a.m. on Monday, October 30th. The shot will be $15, bring
any Medicaid or Medicare cards. For more information call
358-3111.
Did Ya Know?. . .The Carthage
Shrine Burn Crew will hold a Turkey Shoot, from noon
until dark, Sunday, Oct. 22nd on "M" Highway,
north of Carthage 1/4 mile west of 71 Highway. Splatter
Board & Trap will be featured, concessions stand will
be available. The public is invited to attend.
Did Ya Know?. . .On this date in
1982 the St. Louis Cardinals won the World Series by
defeating the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 7.
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today's laugh
Veterinary Surgeon- "The cow must
take a tablespoon of this medicine twice daily."
Farmer- "But our cow has no tablespoons. She drinks
out of a pail."
The astronomy
professor was lecturing. "I predict the end of the
world in fifty million years."
"How many?" cried a frightened voice from the
rear.
"Fifty million years."
"Oh," said the voice with a deep sigh of
relief, "I thought you said fifteen million."
1900
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Flower
Girls, Clowns and Nuns.
A mask party was given by the Misses
Mary and Algie Dodson last evening. Nearly all the guests
were masked and some of the costumes were strikingly
unique. A number of the young ladies represented flower
girls, nuns, little red riding hoods, etc., while James
Hollingsworth was a very old lady, and Joe McMahan was a
prim old maid, too modest for anything. There was also an
abundance of clowns and people of different
nationalities.
The evening was certainly one of the
most enjoyable of the season, and after appropriate
refreshments were served at 10:30 the party unmasked and
disbanded.
On her way home from her visit in
Illinois Mrs. M. E. Parsons will stop at Warrensburg,
Mo., and visit with Miss Eva Bowen, who is there
attending the state normal.
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Today's Feature
Maintenance
Code Research.
The City Council Public Works Committee worked
through another round of discussions concerning
the proposed changes in the building maintenance
code during a meeting Wednesday afternoon at City
Hall.
About a half dozen property
owners and concerned citizens were in attendance
and presented some statistics they had distilled
from case histories supplied by the City.
A map of the City was shown
with colored pins representing structures that
had been cited for code violations. The largest
number of the pins were located in the northern
portion of the City. It was noted by the
Committee and acknowledged by the property owners
that it was logical that most violations would
occur in older neighborhoods.
It was pointed out that the
current and proposed code does place significant
responsibility on the occupants of a structure as
well as the property owners. City Engineering
Department Director Joe Butler agreed that more
could be done to emphasize the occupants role in
maintaining structures.
Discussion of procedures and
the appeals process will continue next meeting.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin',
Ive never figured
out folks who complain about a tv show,
and then commence to tell you all the
details of why. It usually becomes
apparent that they regularly tune in to
the program.
There are plenty of tv
shows that I dont like, I
dont watch em.
Back when there were
only three networks and we could only get
decent reception on two of em, I
wasnt near so picky. Course I
was just a kid too. Didnt know no
better. (or Mom was in control of the
room.)
Fact is, now I can find
an endless number of tv shows I
dont wanna watch. The fact that I
can determine in three seconds whether or
not Im interested sometimes
annoyin to others in the room who
dont have a remote however.
This is some fact, but
mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly Column
Natural Nutrition
by Mari An Willis
Greeting from Galveston, Texas!
Clear skies at 7:30 this morning and the Gulf
breeze blowing the beautiful clouds around.
Yesterday we visited the art museum in Houston
for the day. What an incredible way to spend a
day. We ended the evening with a stroll on the
beach and my "granddog" chased every
bird in sight. Jennifer and Travis house
withstood the hurricane of 1900 that devastated
most of the island.
I want to share with you from
CONVALESCENTS RECEIPT BOOK, printed in
1901. I feel much of this can apply today,
especially if the flu season hits as hard as it
did last year.
"If it is practicable to
select a room
on the sunny side of the
house. Of utmost importance is ventilation, and
it should be remembered that the thermometer does
not record the purity of the air, but simply the
temperature. This point cannot be to strongly
emphasized, as much depends on the quality of the
air taken into the lungs."
"Absolute cleanliness and
tidiness are necessary in a sick-room. The
temperature should be kept as even as possible.
Everything in the room should be arranged with a
view to cleanliness, convenience, comfort, and
simplicity.." These are just a few tidbits
from long ago which still apply today.
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