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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
3
A patient describes long standing female troubles cured by Town Talk Tablets after initial relief faded. She reports renewed strength and no pain, credits neighbors’ reports, and notes the product costs $1.00 per bottle mailed by Home Relief Laboratories in Boston.
In a warm Oak Hill scene Uncle Dan extols universal military training and civic duty. He argues Germany’s education curbs heart and aims for world domination, while American schooling should educate both head and heart. He urges compulsory universal military training, naturalization for foreigners, and mandatory voting with Rotary support behind Chamberlain legislation.
The United States Food Administration calls for voluntary national action to conserve food. It stresses equal burden sharing and small savings across households kitchens and tables as well as manufacturing wholesale and retail outlets.
John Muir's investigation shows partial payment plans boosted Liberty Loan participation. Over 500000 employees in nearly a thousand firms bought bonds this way, 47 percent via employers, with potential for broader reach in future campaigns.
The piece explains that Britain’s bread program shifts grain to government control, buys wheat at set prices, and sells four pound, two pound, and one pound loaves at subsidized rates. It notes the U S dollar cost around 200 million annually and compares to French pricing.
B H Niles writes in the Hotel Gazette that meat shortages may extend five to six years beyond the war, urging permanent meatless menus with dishes built around grains vegetables and fish. He notes American Creole and southern calories as promising areas for study and cites small portions of meat as flavoring.
An advertisement claims a nationwide market for alfalfa products including tea and candy. It touts Michigan dealers, stock permission from the Michigan Securities Commission, and promises high daily profits from preferred and common shares with a staggered payment plan.
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