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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
5
After a perilous twenty four hour race mishap, Ralph Stanton confronts Valerie Carlisle’s schemes and Jessica Floyd’s memory. Stanton travels to New York, forgives past deceptions, and asks Jessica Floyd’s lookalike to marry him, while Floyd’s fate shadows the confession and a future union awaits.
Germany, declares Mr. Baring in The Land of Teck, a tale of red tape on a rail journey from Ober Lenningen to Owen. A passenger fights a six mark fine for a misissued third class ticket and a station master’s stubborn stand yields only one penny. A second anecdote recalls a Catholic bishop in a Kansas town, a porter, and a warning over luggage left in seats.
A Cincinnati municipal charity farm receives 1600 pounds of peanuts 850 pounds of shelled cocoa and twenty barrels of other candy byproduct after raids by the health department. The goods include flavoring extracts used in candy making.
A fragmentary exchange shows a discussion on Tripoli and punitive actions against Turkey. The Italian diplomat questions continued fighting to justify punishing Turks, reflecting wartime rhetoric and grievances.
Norwich authorities crack down on a fashion trend as Mayor Silas W. Berry orders police to arrest any woman wearing a bare slashed skirt with nothing beneath it except flesh colored tights, following public appearance in the city.
Stanton wins the twenty four hour race with Jessica Floyd revealed as Miss Carlisle in disguise. She explains her role, stark truth, and the pair resolve to marry and run the new Comet automobile factory, ending the serial with their union and plans.
Ozark couple Buck and Mirandy Wasson celebrated their silver wedding by enlisting a Buckeye Bridge jeweler to supply silkware with no two pieces alike and persuading him to offer 20 percent off all sales. A townsfolk observer notes the scheme avoided duplicates while maximizing value.
A brief editorial line mocks cautious treatment of talent, suggesting quicker selection is preferable to delaying and risking loss. It frames a judge or authority as endorsing early choices to avoid missing promising individuals.
A 1797 London riot case reports John Hetherington's arrest for inciting to riot after wearing a tall silk hat called a wilk hat in the Strand. The constable testified the neck-high headpiece frightened onlookers, sending cries and causing injuries before he was bound over to keep the peace. Also told is a church scene where a preacher is approached by a man seeking trousers to fit him.
The article urges vigilance against false doctrine emphasizing discernment by all Christians through the Holy Spirit. It warns that sincerity and zeal do not prove truth and the church must test teachings against Jesus Christ and the incarnation. It discusses the deity of Christ, the atonement, and the danger of apostasy.
The passage asserts that constant inspiration exists yet is muffled by external noise and inner passions. It urges a deliberate removal of every creature including self to hear the inaudible Volos in the soul, reflecting a mystic restraint and the call for solitude.
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