Astonished the Bishop by a Seven Year Old
An English youngster addressed the bishop as My lord and exclaimed I am 7 when asked his age. The tale ends with a quip about needing encouragement to fish, reflecting a humorous, old fashioned tone.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
5
An English youngster addressed the bishop as My lord and exclaimed I am 7 when asked his age. The tale ends with a quip about needing encouragement to fish, reflecting a humorous, old fashioned tone.
Philadelphia reader Albert Greenburg reports three years of facial pimples cleared after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. The letter urges others to try the products, noting instant itch relief and a smooth face. Samples offered by Resinol Chemical Co. in Baltimore.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a self made figure and a cautious challenger spar over calling off a strike and finishing the job amid tense negotiations. The heated dialogue hints at power dynamics and the pressure to resolve a standoff.
A 77 year old farmer from Ethel Kentucky writes that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his bladder inflammation and kidney trouble after a long weak back history. He claims the pills keep him from backache and asks others to publish his testimonial with his picture. He notes the medicine costs 60 cents per box and advertises free household hints music and beauty recipes.
Little Robert studies a magazine image of a stork and asks about the bird’s missing leg. His mother replies it has raked it up among its feathers, prompting the boy to quip it might be cleaning its leg on its stocking like a rival girl.
In Lonelyville residents tease rival Drearyhurst Argus editors calling readers Interurbanites as a playful jab. The exchange wrings humor from local rivalries and small town identities in a light hearted cross town gag.
An OCR fragment mixes promotional lines and scattered phrases about remedies and crime. It mentions Dr Pierce pills, Robbery, Mrs Winslow soothing syrup, and teething relief amid garbled text and stray aphorisms. The readable bits offer little coherent news value beyond advertising chatter.
A discourse equates real faith with realizing a spiritual God beyond mere belief. Moses saw God, and modern leaders argue faith is essential to achievement. Realization comes through Jesus Christ, inspiring courage, love, and moral power in believers like Moody, with historical manifestations of God through scripture and witness.
A resourceful young schoolteacher in a Cleveland suburb supports her mother and three sisters on a modest salary. Facing an urgent supper for 18 relatives and no groceries, she reassures her mother and plans a Columbus lesson where each student brings an egg to school to make a trick egg stand upright.
A Terre Haute woman describes her four year old nephew’s severe facial rash. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after ineffective treatments, washing with warm suds and applying ointment. Within a week and a half the blisters dried and scar-free skin returned. Sample offers and address included.
The records show 3,365,489 British seamen’s money orders issued at UK and overseas ports from 1855 to 1912, totaling over £19 million. As of March 31, 742 orders remained unpaid, worth £7,060. Wages sent home from 1578 to 1912 totaled £5,550,000, with foreign transfers between 1894 and 1912 exceeding £1,000,000.
Darwin suggests that if he could live life again he would impose a rule to read poetry and listen to music at least weekly. This practice, he argues, could keep brain function active, preserve happiness, and protect intellect and moral character by sustaining the emotional part of human nature.
The fragment references a claim about LaTiVi BROMO QUININE and an EW. GRAVE care, suggesting a one day cure for grip and two day force of habit. It notes remarks about Tibbets and a lawn mower drummer and ends with a jab about economics and charging for advice.
Kansas editor William Allen White cites a study meeting where a ten year old boy answers what a healthy boy can do on Sunday afternoon. He suggests reading the Bible and praying as the wholesome activity. The rest of the clipping contains varied ad like phrases and stray quotes.
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