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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
3
An obscure line appears to reference a date or event but remains unreadable. no clear names places organizations or outcomes are discernible from the fragment. The text provides insufficient facts for a proper summary.
Fragmentary text mixes Arthurian Avalon lore with World War I American industrial output. It touches on Joseph of Arimathea planting the Holy Thorn at Glastonbury, then shifts to U.S. wartime production, steel and explosives, and the then-future hydroelectric dam project Reflects a collage of legends and wartime progress within a single clipping.
The ad states Effective Printing offers good type, presses, workmen, and paper quality. It emphasizes they have the equipment and skilled staff and use Hammermill grades of bond, safety, and cover papers, inviting customers to see their work.
A stray beggar child, nearly naked with hunger and rotted teeth, wandered near an Armenian orphanage in Armonia de MN 8. A Near East Relief poster depicts the ragged youth, identified as Justee, receiving wary attention from a nurse while a photographer captures the scene for charity drives.
A scrambled report describes a photographer showing a child in peril and other victims amid Turkish cruelty and imperial oppression in Western Asia. It notes donations and aid efforts, mentions Newer East lellec and Anotivnn Wills, and calls for funds to care for those harmed.
A party of 60 American women led by Miss Maury Voll Andrees sails to the Near East to aid Armenians amid famine and disease. Members include Frances Anderson, Hetty Anderson, Margaret Milne, Sidney, Doris Nevin, and Col. William N. Haskell notes the crisis. 120,000 orphans face death without aid as refugees stream to relief centers.
The article recounts the secret ammonium nitrate process from air and rock, enabling mass production of explosives. It credits Frank Sherman Wantheim and Washburn, detailing the Muscle Shoals plant built in eight months with 23,000 workers, delivering about 18 percent of Allied explosives during the war.
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