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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1914

Page

4

Flying Man Captures Doris as Aeriel Chase Unfolds

In a rural canyon Doris Fulton is abducted by a winged assailant. Alan March and Clay Tolliver pursue through steep ridges as the attacker clings to their captive, a deadly duel of endurance and nerve unfolding in a high peril chase.

Protessor Tyler Mars Alan Clay March Equity Bar Lesmedir Alan March Clay Tolliver Doris Fulton Mlar Tolliver Doris Milas Fulton Twaa Kipling Tollivera Turing Panion

The Strangely Mixed New York Society Medley

Frederick Townsend Martin denounces New York society at a luncheon saying it is uniform in lacking culture. A Midwestern society woman remarks that her daughter talked too much about Theen Bernard Shaw and Telstoi, prompting the punchline that strangers would think she once worked in a book shop.

New York Society Frederick Townsend Martin Middle West Mmousine Fifth Avenue Theen Bernard Shaw Telstoi

Argentina's Rapid Advance in Wheat Exports

Argentina shifted from importing flour twenty five years ago to selling wheat worldwide. The annual harvest now yields over 500 million dollars in value, reflecting a dramatic turnaround in its agricultural output and export capacity.

Argentina

Church and State in the United States Peaceably Rooted

In a contemplative piece the Chicago American reflects on the First Amendment guarding religion and free speech. It notes Congress cannot establish religion or limit expression and urges universal respect for faiths and peaceful assembly.

Prose and Dialect Snippet on Alpha, Bee, and Divorce

Fragmentary dialogue discusses Alpha's race win prospects and alphabet humor. A heavy dialect narrator critiques a bulky wife and a dog leading to a contemplated divorce. Strong entities include Alpha Bee and Dunnab with Kaneasty Star referenced.

Wanted Postage Excerpt From Kagane City Star

A Kagane City Star item reports on postage fraud and security lapses in mail handling. Old man and young fundraiser anecdote illustrate skepticism about counterfeit postage and charitable solicitations. Henry J Waters, president of the Kansas State Agricultural College, is cited in a separate note about a benevolent collection incident.

Henry J Waters Kannan State Agricultural College Mnleason Petecuing Kagane City Star

Relic of Wagner Sells for 720 Pounds in Munich

A handkerchief once owned by Richard Wagner and bearing a dedication to the vampiric bride was sold in Munich for 720 pounds. The item drew interest from collectors and marked a high note for 19th century memorabilia at auction.

Richard Wagner Munich

Watchfulness in the International Sunday School lesson

The March eight lesson emphasizes vigilance as a core Christian duty. Jesus teaches readiness through parables on stewardship and watching for his return, urging faithful service, spiritual preparedness, and living in a kingdom perspective. The text argues watchfulness betrays desire for God over self, with rewards for fidelity and judged accountability.

Jesus Peter Jesus Christ Paul

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