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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

8

Civilian Raincoats Made to Government Specs Offered Individually

Civilians receive army style rainproof coats via parcel post at cost. Government inspectors supervise production after two years of Army expert testing. An order is released directly from contractors to individuals on receipt of seven dollars and fifty cents.

Newark Rubber Co. Ramcoasts Promised Weatherproof Coats

Garfield N J firm markets a government approved raincoat bragging total waterproofing and moisture resistance. Features include hermetically sealed collar front tab storm cuffs side pockets internal reach slit vented back yoke and durable non fading material. Sold at factory cost with money back guarantee if not satisfactory.

Green Fancy George Barr Es Cuicheon

Thomas K K Barnes a wealthy New Yorker walks through New England in a storm and meets a girl. An automobile arrives to fetch the girl while Barnes, at a tavern, learns of a wounded man and a danger to the traveling woman. Barnes helps, dialogue shifts to French and German as the injured man speaks with difficulty. The scene hints at a mystery surrounding Green Fancy house.

Thomas KK. Barnes New Yorker New England Crossroad Watson Himnes Art Barnes Anne Carl Putnam Jones Jim Conley Dee James Saint Lis Mr. Barnes Dillingford Miss Thackeray Gernnn

The Farm-Boy Tells a Ghastly Story and an Irishman Enters

Compelling testimony unfolds at a rural tavern as a dying man attempts to name his killer. Andrew Paul from New York lies dying while Albert Stoon, his boss, and a servant are under suspicion. Locals recount gunshots and a mysterious Green Fancy, with two men named Town and Paul involved in an intricate plot.

T Barnes Miss Thicker Bili Barnes Mr. Jones Andrew Paul New York Albert Stoon Woodeman Spanish Falls Jim Conley Walt Tom Polly Jones Green Curtis Sili Jones Mr. Barnes Thev Harnes Tiny Secret Service Parnes Miss ‘Thackeray Alliy Mr. Dingford Lindy Paul

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