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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

7

Mrs Williams Endures Illness to Find Relief in Pinkham’s

Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Williams reports 14 years of organic inflammation female weakness and pains. After six doctors offered little relief she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now praises its effects. Also notes of a backwoods man and an elephant joke, Castoria ad, and testimonials for Dodd's Kidney Pills with address for mail order in Buffalo New York.

Lydia E. Pinkham MES D. H. Brown Iola Kansas D. H. Brows North Walnut Street Kan San Win Liams James Street Eikhart Indiana R. M. Fleenor Otterbein Ind R.M. Fleenor Dodd Mr. Fleenor Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y

Brightening Flower Pots With Red Ochre Paint

The process brightens dull brick red pots by mixing ordinary red ochre in water until paint-like, then applying to pots which absorb and retain the color. The method emphasizes restoring cheerful appearance of ceramic pots.

Following Onders Doctor inquires about patient lucidity

Doctor questions Mme J s husband’s condition as Mrs J D reports no change beyond what was ordered. the nurse notes Lippincott's guidance.

Onders Mm. J J—D

Prize Fighter Dream Sparked by Father Son Banter

A witty exchange frames a boy asking why one pursues boxing while the father questions the motive. The son replies with gusto that prizes entice him, while a judge’s quip underscores the illusion of easy glory.

Son Hasy

Noah Receives God's Covenant After the Ark

February lesson explains Noah's release from the ark after the flood, his altar offering and the sign of God's covenant. It enumerates eight great covenants, details main covenant elements, and notes the rainbow as a divine token reminding all people of mercy and judgment.

Noah Nosh Christ Jesus Christ God Abraham Moses David Jesus

Face a sight with tetter in Moberly Missouri

Mrs J Brooksher recalls two year struggle with facial tetter later cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes skin swelling redness and itching and notes great relief after a month of using the products. The testimonial dates to April 15 1912 with free samples offered via Cuticura Boston.

Moberly, Mo Mra. J. Brooksher Dept. L Boston

Not a Complaint

An art inspector gently admonishes a student in a classroom scene. He notes the drawing might be worshipped, yet recalls the Bible commandment against worshiping idols, highlighting a cautious moral lesson with a surprised pupil responding.

Brown

Unlucky Marriage Beliefs in 1913 Belle Nell Dialogue

In a 1913 exchange Belle asks if marriage is unlucky while Nell replies it depends on the suitor’s wealth. Nell believes marrying a poor man is risky, framing fortune as a factor in matrimony and fate.

Belle Nell

Bossy hotel manager warns staff on big alarm

A New York hotel manager pridefully demands to know any event. A new bell boy bursts in announcing the downstairs cat has kittens. The three Daughters of the Confederacy react with cold curiosity as the manager contends with the absurd report.

New York Daughters of the Confederacy

Infants Paralysis Link Not Eased by Carrier Note

A note in the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses that healthy parents of paralytic children may be carriers. Flexner and associates report an infantile paralysis experiment where nasal washings from parents were inoculated into a monkey, leading to partial paralysis and typical poliomyelitis lesions observed later. A separate anecdote recalls a boiler works laborer who smashed his nose while sniffing through a boiler hole, mistaken for a red hot rivet.

Simon Flexner Journal of the American Medical Association Flexner

His Caliber Mettle Metaphor in Brief Exchange

A dialogue excerpt contrasts praise of character with a sharp jab at strength and resolve. One line extols a heart of gold coupled with iron grip and steel will, while another quips the subject is a man of mettle, signaling a playful challenge to bravado.

Ita Kind Reflects On Peace Prize Idea

Ita Kind asks if the Peace Prize idea is grand, while another character calls it a Nobel thought, highlighting a thoughtful dialogue on prize significance.

Think Before You Speak Says William Peno

A quotation urges careful speech in debates. Think twice before speaking to improve clarity and effectiveness. It emphasizes truth as the aim, not victory or self interest, and advises considering fit and timing to speak pertinent ideas.

William Peno

Serious Matter and Social Pressure Reflected in Boston Daily

In a Boston Evening Transcript exchange, Griggs inquires about a doctor’s visit at the door while Briggs confirms the situation and mentions a bill collection. The snippet also notes Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, a remark about time and money, and a social judgment on cheerful lying influencing popularity.

Griggs Briggs Boston Evening Transcript

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