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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

3

Armenian Horrors Stir Women Across America

A dispatch recounts horrific conditions in Armenia as refugees, starvation, and destruction unfold. Eyewitness accounts by Mrs Egan describe scenes from Kars and the long march of distressed Armenians, urging relief efforts funded by American donors to save abandoned, starving families.

Cea Plownel Pittshimeh Hoovers Awelng Armenia Ainle Aires Ngan Gisert Nour Guust Minativen Avenue New York Amerlent Ree Egan Ua Siikilly MI and Totemdenii Lion Armonia

Leonard Wood Gains Momentum as Republican Contender

The piece reports Chicago opinion and nationwide polls favoring Leonard Wood for the Republican nomination. It lists delegate allocations by state, upcoming primaries, and endorsements, noting Minnesota and New Hampshire as strong for Wood, while South Dakota sees heavy funding against him. A St. Paul Pioneer Press survey shows Wood leading among 279 leaders.

Indiana pledges support for Leonard Wood in May primary

Indianapolis report quotes Frederick A. Josh national vice chair of the Lewin Wood campaign committee saying Indiana delegates will not back any Republican candidate other than Leonard Wood. He travels to Chicago to assume duties and rejects press claims that Indiana legislators favor Lowden or Harding, asserting Wood has overwhelming support for the May 4 primary.

Mitional Eoventon Chicago Wood Cutie Indianapolis Ind Indiana Frederick A. Josh Lewin Wood House Senate Lowden Harding Leonard Wood Todiona

Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold

War era advertisement urges readers to use RAT-SNAP to kill rats believed to carry cooties as soldiers endure harsh fronts in Europe. The copy warns disease could enter homes and promotes three sizes priced 25c 50c and 1.00, sold by local Mansfield and Norwood outlets.

Europe RK. A. Alcorn Hardware Co Fuson Drug Co Mansfield and Little & Randall Norwood -Adv

OZO-NOL For Influenza Warning Ad

An old advertisement promotes OZO NOL as a remedy for influenza. It claims three daily doses help ward off disease and notes availability in 80c and 60c jars.

Nature

Rural Churches Face Decline and Plan Reform

The Northern Baptist Convention reports rural churches are dying in parts of the country while others may be saved by new approaches. States propose plans including community centers, better salaries, and new districts to boost church life, with emphasis on expanding in the West and new irrigation areas.

General Board of Promotion Northern Baptist Convention Convention United States Wen New Hampshire Connecticut New Jersey Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Tllinois Weat Virginia Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Utah Washington Oregon

Interchurch Movement to Aid Rural Life

The Interchurch World Movement will aid country districts and small towns through church surveys to identify needs. Planned bene fits include minister salaries, rainy day funds, children’s education, field pastors, single charges where possible, federating congregations to reduce waste, and making the church a central social and religious hub.

Interchurch World Movement

Leader Joins Wood in South Dakota Support

State Senator B. P. Hill, a prominent Republican, announced he will back Leonard Wood for the presidential nomination. He said he initially supported Governor Den Lowden of Illinois but after Mitchell speech he views Wood as the stronger administrator with vast governmental experience.

Aberdeen S. D B. P. Hill South Dakota Leonard Wood Lowden Illinois Bill Mitchell Wood

Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning

A call to daily morning cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver and bowels. Advocates include improving appetite and health by an empty-stomach drink before breakfast and a quarter pound purchase cited as inexpensive.

Kansas City Visitor Cecil Hoover Returns Home

Cecil Hoover of Kansas City has been visiting home folks here and attending to old acquaintances during a short stay. He plans to return to his duties after the weekend visit.

Cecil Hoover Kansas City

Salts for kidney and bladder trouble in old remedy tone

A noted authority links kidney and bladder discomfort to uric acid. It describes frequent urination, burning sensation, and irritation but promotes Jad Salts to neutralize acids, claim relief within days, and touts lithia water as a quick aid.

Visiting relatives from Kansas towns brightens town

Mesdames R W Keeling of Augusta Kansas and Bert Royston of Wichita Kansas visited home folks here.

Mesdames R.W. Keeling Augusta, Kas Bert Royston Wichita, Kans

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Formula

A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home solution to darken gray hair. By applying with a sponge or brush, hair allegedly regains natural color, luster, and a younger look, though not a medical cure.

Wyeth

Irish-born Atchison matriarch dies at home

Mrs Haverty aged about 0 years died last week in Atchison Kansas at her home. She was a native of Ireland and the grandmother of Mrs G C Freeman of Mansfield.

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