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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
4
A garbled description of The Broken Coin, a 1920s era adventure tale adapted from a Universal film. Gray, a pyrene woman, discovers a broken coin whose legend drives her toward a central mystery. The plot follows her pursuit, aided by a savior figure, as she travels to Gretzhoften and confronts hidden secrets surrounding the coin.
The two kingdoms clash then pause as trumpets recall and a missing coin threatens war. Michael and Count Frederick rescue Kitty Gray and Rolan while Court officials fear the missing Gretzhoffen treasure half and a looming trial for Roleau and accomplices looms. The palace hosts peril and a chase for the other half of the coin as justice and loyalty collide.
In the palace King Michael and Count Frederick confront the pursuit of a missing American woman as a hidden underworld plots to seize a coveted coin. Frederick discovers Kitty near danger, while Roleau flees with thieves and Blake’s gang plots advance. TO BE CONTINUED.
Tor Roleap seeks Kitty after a perilous escape as a nobleman and a king pursue clues. He heads to the Ritz to locate Kitty but finds the hotel cloak of secrecy. The clerk denies knowledge of the young American excellency and hints she may be elsewhere.
The article explains diamond grading from first to third water, noting pure colorless stones fetch top prices and are held by top jewelers, while second water stones show small inclusions or slight color. It warns that cheap stones often display faults and that night light can mislead buyers, with many ordinary market diamonds being third quality and used in groups for value. It also recalls a legal anecdote where an eminent advocate mused on grounds for litigation after provoking mischief.
A young wife pleads with her dissipated husband about his conduct. He replies in analogy to the prodigal son claiming he will reform by and by and even vows to be like the prodigal son, hoping to return to his father after arguing.
A Washington Park Illinois mother of four recounts relief from female trouble backache and nervous spells after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits renewed health youthful appearance and gratitude from friends. The letter urges other women with similar symptoms to write for free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
In this curious account Mr Flatbush questions the source of bread as Mrs Flatbush explains a Dalmatian method where ants chew seeds into pulp form loaves, bake in the sun, and store for future use, a sight unseen.
Advice on treating baby rashes with Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment plus a note on a gift clock from Japanese residents to the crown prince of Japan. The clock stands 5 feet tall with a globe and bronze sun sphere, awaiting royal permission before delivery.
A bemused man, seemingly intoxicated, boards a street car with difficulty and questions the conductor about the correct car. The conductor responds with frustration, while the passenger insists the conductor should know which car he wants. The exchange reveals confusion and impatience on the streetcar platform.
Sapleigh boasts of a clever stunt last night, claiming a bold deception. Miss Cutting asks if it is possible, while Sapleigh insists the tale began as a prank and turned into a talked about moment.
A reader asks whether the star course met expectations, while a phrase about AIL moonshine appears alongside. The items reflect a public message or letter section with informal commentary and brief inquiries.
A hot table drink that combines snappy taste with healthful appeal. Offers ideas for flavorful, nourishing beverages that please a wide range of palates while supporting well being.
A brief note extols Postum as a pure wholesome beverage made from roasted wheat and molasses. It explains the original Postum Cereal requires boiling while Instant Postum is prepared by adding hot water and stirring for a quick cup. Both forms are fragrant, healthful, and suitable for children and adults.
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