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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
The schedule outlines two days of classroom topics starting at 9 o clock each morning. First day covers Geography Language Algebra Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Literature Readings. Second day lists Civil government History Agriculture Algebra Advanced science Physics Writing Pedagogy Literature Advanced history. No overlap between days.
Fragmented OCR notes express national debate on sovereignty and policy toward Japan and the Philippines. The text laments delays in pledges and questions foreign policy and internal unity amid distant global tensions. It signals historic anxieties about honor, protection, and international involvement.
Paint Rock Alabama near here Misa C M Stegall recalls her recovery after a three year bed illness with pain weak nerves and low spirits. She credits Cardul with restoring appetite sleep and strength after six bottles and urges others to try it noting thousands of women used it over 40 years and claiming it saved her life.
United States Department of Agriculture reports on dairy cattle performance, showing profit shares and production costs. The study compares low and high producing cows over a full year, detailing annual milk outputs, feed requirements, and the impact of managerial decisions on net profit within dairy herds.
A cow drinks about 150 pounds of water daily when water is warm but will drink less if water is too cold. A cooler supply leads to chilling and increased eating to generate warmth. The text suggests a daily water intake around 100 pounds.
Precautions are needed even in cooler weather to avoid delivering first grade milk and cream as overgrade product. Do not lower care in transport when temperatures drop. ensure proper handling and quality control during winter deliveries.
More than ten thousand Armenian girls have been reseed from Turkish harens through the help and generosity of American Near East Relief. The saving of these teenaged victims of Turkish cruelty is highlighted as a major feature of the work, with Eliza Dodurian, a twenty year old Armenian girl, testifying to America's efforts through missionaries.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Old Atsoor Young at 60 increases red blood cells, makes cheeks rosy, and sharpens appetite. It promises improved vigor and vitality with a first bottle guaranteed or money refunded by your druggist.
The article details how thousands of girls were enslaved by a Nazi trafficking ring targeting young women to force labor and sexual exploitation. It notes relief workers continuing to document victims, identify tattoo marks, and press for rescue through the Near Kant Metlet and Neur Reet Ttellef efforts, seeking to aid hundreds of thousands more.
Guidelines on feeding dairy cattle with well made silage to ensure high production. Emphasizes proper harvesting stage, balanced nutrients, ample protein, and consistent, economical rations for cows and steers. Highlights chopping forage quality, feed quantity, and careful rationing to maximize milk output and health.
Garret Smith analyzes how tobacco revenue fuels numerous sectors from licorice and sugar to coal and tin foil. The piece argues tobacco aids diverse manufacturing and retail chains, suggesting widespread economic impact if reform alters demand.
Notice of intention to take up a stray describing the animal found in a day enclosure. The notice requests owners to come forward within thirty days to claim or prove ownership, dated by Justice of the Peace Westbrook in the county.
A reader identifies chronic indigestion, biliousness, and constipation from last winter and credits Chaitherkin's Tablets with relief. The note urges others with similar stomach troubles to try the remedy, claiming they helped the writer and offered pride.
Notice of a boys state fair school examination set to occur at the municipal school auditorium in Norwood Missouri. The notice lists proceedings and participants including local officials and a sale of items related to the event, with dates and locations for community involvement.
Notice to all blind persons in Wright County entitled to pension under the recent law. Applications must be filed with an approved dentist. the county list includes WoO Springfield. The Mississippi Commission seeks to appoint or approve doctors and arrange trips to sessions. many eligible are unable to travel. Affected individuals should report to the local welfare office for guidance and assistance.
Ad text promises relief from rheumatism with dubious claims and patient-benefit wording. It repeats phrases, but suggests a cure or major improvement from a product or treatment. The fragmentary ad hints at marketing copy lacking verifiable details.
Nature intended all creatures to withstand the normal changes of the seasons. People wouldn't get knocked out if they had vitality animals get from wholesome blood. Fortify vitality with a tonic driving impurities out and leaving blood robust. Send for the herb alterative from your drugkit today and write Chief Medical Adviser M4 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for free medical advice tailored to your case.
Sunday night services begin with Rev. Mr. FCULL as pastor. Inie Scott of Seymour visits sister Mrs James Saavingees. Mae and Cledith Pryor visit Hira Troster. Young family and others spend Sunday with John Wilbanks. Baby boy born to Ill Young and wife. Mrs S Ho EMekman listed on stele. Geo Clixton children, Geo Pryor and Elmer Fuson visit Sarcoxie. Jim Savage hosted at Geo Dunn’s. Verbin Savage visits Maude Willinks. federal Scott of Seymour visits sister.
Aunt Mary Dennis hosted dinner with Mrs Elza Owens on Monday and Lea Vope’s and Dowbys on Tuesday while Sunday night guests at Fry's included Lester Stone and wife Mrs Waller Alexander and son Tommy Mrs G O Goodson and others rode to Mansicht Cemetery for Decoration Day visits later meeting John Fry and Mrs Fry of Macomb and Mrs Ered Bobzien of Springfield All enjoyed a nice time James Fry and Seldon visited John Fry on Sunday and Terry Doyal’s Monday evening while others brought sweet potato slips Home extended with a rain shower Sunday evening and no one complained about another invite.
Vorsons subject to bilious attacks experience regular episodes and learn to anticipate them. They find no desire for food during an attack and usually eat only to avoid hunger. Skipping one meal and taking three Chamberlain's Tablets may help avert an attack. Persons with periodic attacks should avoid tea or coffee at all times.
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