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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
5
The piece links Mrs. Duthwaite’s nervous strain to new neighbors with wealth and questions their money source. It also notes Castoria safety, a former prison secretary’s forged return to crime, and a remark on offering work during sentence. The section ends with a reflective line on conquest and desire.
A mother shopping with her four year old son paused before a dry goods shop and toy displays. The boy, delighted by the toy selections, suddenly spotted eggs in a window tied to the family’s egg boycott, exclaiming that eggs would be the perfect Christmas gift.
A vintage advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine promising shiny soft hair and dandruff elimination after a few weeks. The promo urges buying a 25 cent bottle. It also includes a short joke about a signpost and a baker from the Toronto Mail and Express.
Mrs Dubwalte recounts an early morning outing with Mrs Twobble while Mr Dubwalte remarks on the invitation to advise on new draperies for her living room. A light remark follows about a compliment proving irresistible.
Advertisement for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription described as a tonic for women and a complete cure for functional disorders. Also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion and liver support. Mentions the Common Sense Medical Adviser, free by mail from Buffalo NY, with four dimes for postage.
February 4 lesson text treats Nicodemus as a night visitor to Jesus in Jerusalem. It emphasizes being born again through the Word and Spirit, outlines Jesus as the Teacher from God, and presents the Look and Live message with the world’s salvation through Christ.
A detailed fashion description praises a simple yet expressive party frock for youth. The gown features a light taffeta cross barred skirt, a net and tafteta bodice, short net sleeves with frayed taffeta trim, a lace band, and an embroidered taffeta overbodice. Subtle decorations include a side net drape and a small bouquet on the bodice.
The article notes late season is good for buying furs as merchants offer leftovers from holidays. It explains fashion changes may affect sales but owners can adapt with pieces like a plain muff or plate scarf. Fox dyed black with white tips is shown. fox, mink, skunk, squirrel and martin furs are discussed for wear and value.
An early 20th century style dialogue presents questions about proper conduct for an engaged girl and a widow. The innocent maid asks how a girl should behave when engaged, the widow replies as if she isn’t. A further exchange humorously contrasts engagement status with behavior.
A frustrated subscriber demands a number from the telephone operator who remains courteous. The piece notes a pneumatic stacker that saves much grain previously wasted.
Jute Serimdy explains a method to keep embroidery clean for ladies making Unen or lawn shirts and linen centerpieces. Dust and sweat can soil work. wash is avoided by thickly sprinkling with French chalk and rolling the fabric for a day or two, then shaking out the chalk.
The article outlines season norms for skirts and coats, noting ankle length skirts and knee or hip length coats as accepted. It mentions angora fabric coats with drop skirts and cuffs matching the material, plus prices for shirts and piqué tailored shirts with over collars and black bow ties.
The article notes new shirts arriving in town, offering striped or white satin ribbed flannel options with collars described as high or low, signaling a fashion update for local shoppers.
Satin slippers richly adorned with chrysanthemums and cherry blossoms in natural hues. Sold in vivid colors, these embroidered slippers appeal to lovers of delicate craft and refined footwear.
Free Cuticura samples by mail for pimples and blackheads. Apply Ointment, wash with Soap in five minutes, bathe, repeat morning and night. No better toilet preparations claimed. Postcard address for Boston Dept L in an old advertisement style. Also a stray quotation about a sleight of hand performer remarking on originality.
A whimsical tale describes a dancer in a staged Marathon wreath and a persistent suitor among spectators. The anecdote blends stage romance with a crowd of Greek youths tailing the performer as part of a playful narrative.
A three year old boy Bobbie refuses to have his hair curled saying he won’t be curled like a girl. When asked why he dislikes girls he stomps and replies they make him tired. The anecdote captures a humorous early strong-willed child with a brief motherly inquiry.
An archaic advertisement fragment extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. A Sedalia Missouri endorsement by R F Boies claims success and faith in the product, urging readers to request a sample and booklet from Kilmer Co New York.
A soldier cautions a visitor about the harsh realities of trench life in wartime. The dialogue underscores the brutal conditions endured by soldiers, distinguishing grim front-line existence from ordinary travel.
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