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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
Train schedule snippet lists No 102 passenger at unspecified time, No 840 local freight 110 percent, No 104 passenger at 645 pm. L F Livingston, age, appears as a named person in the fragment. The readable text suggests a railway timetable entry with passenger and freight services and a partial name.
Passenger car service runs daily except Sunday linking Mansfield and Ava with morning departures and arrivals. Frisco train connections at Ava enable through travel. timetable shows departures from Mansfield and arrivals at each stop with limited Sunday service.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with W. B. Fullington as superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays by Rev. T. B. Ritginger, pastor. Additional services each fourth Sunday by Rev. John T. Younger with G. W. Freeman as superintendent. Bible school at 9:40 a.m. every Sunday overseen by J. C. Carter. Ladies’ Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoons.
A fragmented editorial style fragment analyzes a proposed public loan called the floating loan and argues it should be marketed as good business and patriotic. It discusses paying government debts promptly, using bonds versus bank credit, and placing bonds with the public for broad participation.
A vintage wartime plea urges readers to invest in the Victory Loan to support American troops. The card blends patriotic language with calls to stand up for the red white and blue and to back the boys overseas, framing financial support as a duty. It also abruptly promotes a medical antiseptic product in a wartime ad style.
An article discusses the immense work of transporting men from France back to the United States and the costs involved. It notes 3,918 wear Distinguished Service Crosacs and outlines expenses for repurposing ships and outfits, plus the broader financial burden of the return of troops under the Victory Loan. It mentions federal transport efforts, timelines up to February 20, and the involvement of many officers and ships, highlighting national gratitude for gallant service.
The piece honors Mra Vinewent Astor and Mes Thea, praising perpetual workers of the Women Sliowhers during the Victory Liberty Loan drive. It cites Minn Qhotielinn Rollin and Faith Morea among leaders, notes involvement of DeWolfe and Avtar Wow, and mentions women serving in Dipetiit Peliet work. It records travel, wartime duty, and calls for broader female participation in patriotic service and loan drives.
A fragmented wartime prayer expresses devotion to fallen heroes and calls for steadfast worship, bold fundraising, and unity behind a Liberty Bond drive. The tone mixes reverence with public appeals, urging readers to sustain morale and financial support for the war effort.
An old newspaper item touts a travel health product from King of the Movies Travelar Medicine Co based in Joplin Missouri. It highlights relief for headaches dizziness constipation and general bodily complaints, claiming prevention is better than cure for travelers.
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