The Mornin' Mail is
published every weekday except major holidays
Wednesday, November 3, 2004 Volume XIII,
Number 97
did
ya know?
Did Ya Know?... The
McCune Brooks Hospital Auxiliary Gift Shop will
hold the annual Christmas preview sale from
9:00am to 7:00pm Friday November 5 at the
hospital lobby. All new Christmas gifts and
decorating items will be on display and available
for purchase. Punch and cookies will be served.
Did Ya Know?... The
Carthage Public Library invites parents or
caregivers of children 0-5 years of age to attend
"Read from the Start" on Nov. 9th at
6:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Missouri Humanities
Council. Call 237-7040 for more info.
Did Ya Know?... November
6th Veterans will be handing out Buddy Poppies
for a donation. The money raised is used to help
veterans in V.A. Hospitals. They will be at
Walmart and other locations in Carthage.
Did Ya Know?... The
Salvation Army is in need of space heaters 2002
or newer. If you can provide assistance in this
area please call The Salvation Army at
417-358-2262.
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today's
laugh
You can tell
you are getting older when:
Your knees buckle and your
belt wont.
You look forward to a dull evening.
Your back goes out more than you do.
Your little black book contains only names ending
in M.D.
Newspaper misprint:
City officials talk rubbish.
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1904
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Tales
of the Theatre.
The power of the theatre is not
generally understood, but that it exerts on its patrons
an influence can not be denied. Books may teach
pernicious doctrines, lectures may gloss evils with a
polish that may make them appear desirable to the young,
but ninety-nine per cent of the dramas show in vivid
colors that vice is always punished and virtue rewarded.
This is a fact overlooked by those who decry the
theatres, though it is one that requires no proof. Take
for instance the great detective play, "Caught in
the Web" presented at the Grand Opera House Saturday
night, it is a model for boys and young men teaching them
how by self-reliance, courage and manliness they can
bring out a class of wrong and it will assist the youth
to be honest and upright. The vice and wickedness does
not pay, as it is shown clearly in this play, and that
alone is sufficient recommendation for its power of good.
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Today's
Feature
More Of The Same.
Large numbers of voters at the
polls in Carthage and Jasper County did little to
change the complexion of the political
atmosphere. Republican candidates again dominated
the preference of those voting and left no
Democrats in County office for this term.
Coroner J.D. Love, the only
Democrat holding a county office, was defeated
(18,645) by former Sheriff Deputy Jerry Neil
(25,4640.
Eastern County Commissioner
incumbent Jim Honey (15,932) defeated the
Democrat challenger Brent Erwin (6,742).
Republican Darieus Adams
(14,272) won the seat of Western District
Commissioner by defeating Dana Williams (6,819).
Republican Assessor Don Davis
(28,864) defeated Democrat Mark Rains (14,123).
County Treasurer Jeannie Wells
(30,326) retained her office by defeating former
County Commissioner Ben Johnson (13,081).
Jasper County voters approved
of the Missouri Constitutional amendment No. 3 by
a vote of 21,376 to 15,193.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin'
Those gathered at the
Carthage Courthouse last evening, there
werent really enough to call a crowd,
looked tired. Those bringin in the ballots
had seen a long day and some long lines.
Those who had campaigned for
their candidates were also worn down.
Those who staffed the Oronogo
polling place worked until 10 p.m. allowing over
200 voters who were in line at 7 p.m. cast their
vote as instructed by the County Clerk.
The final count of all
precincts didnt come until approximately
12:30 a.m.
The age of electronic
communication has taken the edge off the
tradition of watchin results from the
Courthouse. But the actual count still generates
the most accurate sense of the election, and
those who make it work.
This is some fact, but mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly Column Here's A Tip
By Jo Ann
Derson
"For an absolutely stunning thank-you card
or any kind of card, really use
appropriate photos glued to the front of a piece
of folded cardstock. My neighbor used photos of
all the children at her daughters birthday
party. The cards are so adorable. I am planning
on using this idea to make our familys
Christmas cards this year." A.J. in
Florida
To get the wrinkles out
of a dress shirt, hang it in the bathroom while
you shower. If the bathroom gets steamy enough,
the wrinkles fall right out. Note, though, that
you cant use this for all fabrics, as some
can be damaged by steam.
"As a guide, my
husband hung a tennis ball on a small string from
the ceiling in the garage. Now, when I pull in, I
dont have to try and gauge whether I am
pulled in far enough. When the tennis ball hits
my windshield, I am pulled in fine."
I.D. in Pennsylvania
Use spent tubes from
paper towels to corral your electrical cords. The
cords can be wrapped around the tubes, or you can
slit the tube down the side to wrangle several
cords together, such as those running from a
power strip to the back of your television.
For a natural beauty
treatment, mix uncooked oatmeal with two beaten
egg whites. Spread on face, let set for five
minutes and rinse well with warm water.
For people without
precision painting skills to get perfectly
painted toenails, just paint without worrying
about going over onto the skin. When dry, soak
your feet for 5 to 10 minutes in warm water, and
scrub lightly with a brush. The polish will come
off easily from everywhere except your nails!
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