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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1913

Page

10

Preparing for New Settlers in Western Canada

Canadian immigration officials forecast 200,000 Americans and 400,000 total newcomers this year, with strong interest in prairie lands and British Columbia for mixed farming and fruit growing. The opening of central British Columbia and railway expansion spur opportunities, as James A. Flaherty praises Canada as a land of opportunity for settlers.

Prairie Provinces Western Canada United States Ottawa British Columbia American West James A. Flaherty The Knights of Columbus Canadian Northwest

Rose Gifts Spark Quiet Exchange in Autumn Rain

In a brief dialogue, a woman admires roses given by Robert Dosqueau to Bobbie Nosqueau. The man explains his wife has recent died, making the gesture seem poignant. A soft breeze and rain set a somber tone as the moment unfolds.

Bobbie Nosqueau

Bride Seeks Socks for Husband in City Store

A newly married woman enters a department store to buy four pairs of socks for her husband. When asked his size she replies that he wears a 14 collar, revealing the joke behind the mishap reported by the Indianapolis News.

Indianapolis News

This Is Unkind Tommy-Pop What Is a Free Thinker

A compact reflection in a Philadelphia Record piece. It questions the idea of a freethinker and notes a stark view that marriage binds thought, addressed to a son amid social mores. The concise quip captures a period stance on autonomy and matrimony.

Tommy Pop Philadelphia Record

Mole Works During Winter in Soil Talk

The mole remains active through winter when soil is moist, extending and repairing shallow runways. It shows remarkable strength, pushing aside soil and sometimes excavating when ground hardens, mainly feeding on grubs and earthworms and acting as a friend to crops by reducing grub populations.

T. TW. Scheffer Pocket Gopher

Constructing a Cold Frame for Winter Sprouting

Instructions describe driving 2x2 stakes 3 feet apart in two rows 6 feet apart, adding boards 12 inches wide on the inner sides, leveling top edges, and mounting 1x4 strips 5 feet 10 inches long every 3 feet to form a frame. End boards project 2 inches, manure is spread inside, earth is pulverized for a first class cold frame.

Thorough Farming Stresses Efficient Daily Work

Guidance urges completing today’s farming tasks with care so tomorrow’s progress isn’t delayed. Focus on finishing tasks well to avoid repeating work and ensure steady advancement in farm operations.

Convicted of Conspiracy Against 38 Union Officials

In Indianapolis thirty-eight of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers executives, led by president Frank M. Ryan, are convicted of conspiracy linked to explosions and the Los Angeles Times blast. The verdict implicates other union and nonunion figures, with funds diverted to finance acts of terror and multiple local explosives.

Indianapolis Ind United States Los Angeles Cal International Association of Ridge and Structural Iron Workers Frank M. Ryan John J.mcnamara Los Angeles Times Iron Workers’ Union Iron Workers Olaf A. Treitmoe San Francisco Pacific Coast Hiram R. Kline Muncie Tnd United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Detroit Ryan John T. Pri Jer Buffalo Eugene A. Clancy Frank C. Webb New York Michael J. Young Boston Php A. Cavoley New Orleans Henry W. Legleitner Denver Charles N. Beam Minneapolis Union McNamara

Daredevil Race for Life Ends in Fatal Crash at Venice

Hal Shain, the Venice concession pier daredevil driver, lost control during a crowd attracting stunt called The Daredevil Race for Life. His car plunged past a death line into spectators, killing him and injuring three others, with many more bruised or cut. The car then fell back into the pit, trapping him until death hours later at a hospital.

Los Angeles Cal Hal’ Shain Venice

Mall Employee Dead at 101 in Danville

William Green 101 an employee in the postal service died in Danville He had been on the federal payroll for seventy three years reflecting a long service record in the postal system.

Mall Danville Tfl William Green Postal Service Federal

Self Sacrifice Exchange Between Tabby And Tom

Dialog shows Tabby questioning sacrifice while Tom mutters he would lay down five or six lives, highlighting extreme devotion. The exchange hints at themes of loyalty and personal risk within a strained relationship.

Tabby Tom

Best Hair Treatment for Itching Scalp and Dandruff

An old advertisement describes a Cuticura scalp treatment to calm itching and promote hair growth. It instructs nightly ointment application along partings, a pillow covering, and a morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap. Samples offered via post card.

Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

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