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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
7
A skewed bundle of anecdotes and vignettes on memory and manners. A bluebrand reads aloud a surreal tale of improbable events while his wife's distant gaze reveals inner thoughts. Also notes on Titanic heroism and a New York season praise for Andre de Fouquieres and American business energy.
The Best Way suggests shaping remedies to counter skepticism by framing them as anti-skeptic solutions. It proposes messaging that reassures users, emphasizes practical benefits, and uses credible endorsements to overcome doubt and promote adoption.
A reader from Michigan credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of digestive distress and weight loss. After starting the cereal, attacks of colic and vomiting ceased, headaches disappeared, and the writer gained about 30 pounds. The letter, paid for by Postum Co., promotes the product and references The Road to Wellville.
Advice on orchard spraying stresses buying a good outfit, not a bucket pump. It warns against cheap gear and outlines common methods and formulas for Bordeaux mixture, Paris green, arsenate of lead, kerosene emulsion, and soap solution to protect berries and small fruits.
Call to wage war on poison ivy to keep homes clear and protect health. Urges drastic measures, teaching children to avoid three lobed climbers, and passing road district laws to remove plants. Recommends digging out roots, sealing stumps with oil or acid, and August manure treatments to finish a clump.
A dairy farm hired man is rarely idle and, contrary to popular belief, not as dissatisfied as many expect.
The Poultry Journal says ducks require little care and pay back with rapid growth and money. They eat large quantities of feed and convert it quickly into flesh. By two to three weeks old they hunt much of their own food, needing housing water and grit.
The Central experiment farm at Ottawa Canada reports profit per 1000 pounds live weight for calves yearlings two year olds and three year olds. Calves 31 dollars yearlings 27 dollars two year olds 19.10 dollars three year olds 12.80 dollars.
A humorous collection of snippets about dreams and sleepwalking, a quirky prescription using tin tacks, a child arguing over who papa favors, and playful paraphrase examples of Tennyson and Scott. Includes jokes about ironmongers, soft coal smoke, and a boy’s clever line about tacks.
A terse fictional exchange shows the duke admitting the cost of living has finally exhausted him while he quips that the helres have lived without him for years. The witty dialogue reveals sharp social satire and a playful power dynamic.
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