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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
6
Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy asserts aid for the poor and condemns neglect of the downtrodden. The address laments vast suffering among descendants of the prophets and calls for action to relieve hardship.
A fragment discusses refugees enduring hunger under the hot sun and the reliance on American charity. It laments widespread suffering and questions humanity's response, noting Americans may bear responsibility for aiding those displaced by war and catastrophe. The tone is urgent and pleading.
The speaker urges unity and spiritual solidarity across denominations without sacrificing distinctive beliefs. Emphasizing faith as the choicest possession, the call invites open minds and responsive hearts to act quickly when a clear path to unity is seen.
Taxpayers must file annual returns reporting net incomes of 1000 or more for single filers or 2000 or more for married couples. The notice outlines requirements for individuals, dependents, and estates, and directs use of Form DOO or THO depending on income, with addresses for the Collector of Internal Revenue and instructions to get the official return pamphlet to determine filing obligations. The message emphasizes that all required returns must be filed by the due date.
The Interchurch World Movement plans pastors conferences in February across all states and rural areas to discuss a united church program. Ministers, Protestant women, and rural riders from Ozarks will gather to study surveys, confront church challenges, and plan a nationwide effort with travel costs covered and hotel arrangements. A nationwide financial drive is set for April 21 to May 2 seeking 1.25 billion dollars to support domestic missions and relief abroad.
The Interchurch World Movement aims to share U S civilization with Latin America by strengthening churches hospitals and social centers. The program seeks equal relations without condescension and notes Latin America’s old civilization and readiness for modern thought. War spurred ties with South America including more banks and ships in wartime trade.
In Yonkers Statesman dialogue, Mrs Flatbush asks about a husband’s war service. Mrs Bensonhurst replies he did not go, fearing he would become part of a slaughter on the battlefield. The exchange highlights wartime anxieties and personal hesitation amid conflict.
The notice outlines filing requirements for single persons with net income of 1000 or more and married couples with 2000 or more, due March 15, for the collector of revenue district where they reside. It describes rates from one to sixty percent and tax on income over exemptions with brackets up to five thousand dollars.
A wartime exhortation echoes a commanding officer urging unity and discipline among troops. The speech stresses that no single man can secure a trench and emphasizes keeping together, marching in step, and faith as essential to defeating the enemy.
The piece cites Kalaw lecturing on Filipino civilization, literacy, land ownership, and self government. It contests stereotypes, notes 11 million Filipinos and 1.5 million farms with 96 percent of farms owned by Filipinos, and cites American promises of independence yet questions why self determination is withholding.
A verse tribute recalling Mary with the infant Jesus in a manger. The poem reflects timeless sacred warmth amid earth's cold, praising divine growth as God becomes man. Wilbur Underwood is cited from Heedy's Mirror.
Mr J A White touts RAT SNAP with testimonial of saved tires after rats chewed two new tires during winter garage downtime. Product sold and guaranteed by R A Alcorn Hardware and Fuson Drug in Mansfield and Little & Randall of Norwood.
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