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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1915

Page

4

Giant on the mountain and the clever brothers

In a mountain tale, brothers Hans and Oscar rescue a horse Nancy and burn a giant's power by stealing his belt. Aging wisdom from a small old man grants a magical staff to speed their ascent, and the belt’s removal returns the giant to normal size. They bury the belt and reclaim their lost winter supplies.

Farmer Burton Hans Oscar Mother Burton Nancy Hana Oncar

Easy Way of Making Money Illusion Demonstration

A simple trick shows how light refraction can deceive. Pour water in a glass half full, drop a bright coin in, cover with a plate, and spin. When upside down the coin appears on the plate and a second coin seems to swim. Restoring the glass hides the second coin as water stops moving.

Address by Schoolmaster Warns Boys to Be Gentle

A country schoolmaster tells scholars to treat sisters kindly. He recalls a bad boy who struck his sister and was punished. she survived a blow that forced him out of school for a month and left him unable to wear his hat. The anecdote criticizes violence and promotes mercy.

Peanut consumption in the United States doubles since 1910

The American Peanut Corporation reports U S peanut consumption last year exceeded 400 million pounds, averaging about four pounds per person. Production has doubled since 1910, reflecting rising demand and industry growth per The American Boy.

American Peanut Corporation United States

He Heard the Proverb from a Boston Transcript clipping

A brief dialogue captures a Boston Transcript excerpt where a mother chastises Tommy after a beating. The child questions harsh treatment while the mother cites the proverb that he did not die young, underscoring a grim parental exchange.

Tommy Boston Transcript

Drowning Season Urges Swimming Education for Youth

The piece warns that drowning season returns as children lack swimming skills and risk peril in streams and lakes. It stresses that every boy and girl should be taught how to swim to avoid tragedies this time of year.

Higher Aspirations Auntie Watchs Artist At Work

A playful London Opinion panel features Auntie teasing Tommy about painting talent. Tommy answers with confidence and a claim of skill, reflecting lighthearted art-interest dialogue.

Tommy London

Diplomatic Note Recounts Child Visitor Cake Request

A quirky diplomatic record from a social scene recounts a mother joking that a little boy visiting her child asked for cake. The remark frames light tension about hospitality and etiquette in formal settings.

Picture Falls On Toe Triggers Papa’s Hopping

In a playful scene a child’s mishap sends a picture crashing onto a father’s toes provoking a hopping response. The parent’s exaggerated reaction becomes a humorous family moment captured in print.

Wille

Afternoon Gown of Three Fabrics in Wistaria Hue

An elegant afternoon gown blends crepe Georgette taffeta and chiffon in wistaria. It features a wide plaited skirt with a taffeta border, a long chiffon sleeve, a taffeta embroidered collar, and a seamless over-bodice fastened at the back with a girdle. Remaking tips suggest using last year's fabrics and jumper patterns.

New Velvet Neckwear With High Collars and Organdie

The article describes new neckwear featuring black velvet or black gatin with sheer white fabrics. It highlights high collars, choker-like effects, front V openings, and named styles such as the Brinkley inspired by Nell with irregular folds. Woolen flowers and jeweled trims also return across fabrics and millinery.

Friendly Bird and Blackbird Share Rescue Act

An English lady and her pet blackbird befriended a wild blackbird visiting the cage. The wild bird looked in at the prisoner, then returned with a worm to feed the caged bird. The tender acts were repeated until the two birds and their mistress left the country after an eight month separation.

Blackbird

Country Return Brings Quiet End to Wild Blackbird Tale

A fragment recalls a woman returning home soon after a cage was set aside, with the name Wild Blackbird fading to memory as the old friend’s tale decays.

Slur on Mothers Cookery Sparks Lighthearted Clash

A Richmond Times Dispatch note recalls a kitchen quip about biscuits and Portland cement. The exchange pits a critic against a homemaker as she jokes about the “low art” of biscuit making without a key ingredient.

Hichmond Times Dispatch

Daniel in Babylon Guarding Faith Against Temptation

Lesson notes Daniel 1 8 16 19 20 on temperance and faith from Nebuchadnezzars court. Daniel refuses king s meat endures acid test stands firm to God s will gaining favor wisdom and strength. His loyalty yields health honor and divine blessing through God s leading.

Daniel Nebuchadnezzar Babylon Jerusalem Jehoiakim God Samson Dante Theodore Roosevelt Harvard Longfellow Leipzig

London Fog and Folly in a Rural Court Tale

A village crowd hears a stubborn traveler joke about London’s gloom and corn sprouting on a window box. In a rural court a defendant is jailed forty days after a boyhood link with the judge, as the crowd notes the old friendship and sharp wit of the exchange.

London

His Idea of It. Quotes on aging and ambition

A witty exchange on aging and learning notes a prize fighter earns his purse only by winning. A hundred years hence epitaphs may blur into jokes. A mother covers skill with enthusiasm, while a mother’s son grows up following his own will.

Remembered the Charge in Police Court

A colored man stood before a police court judge who asked when he had been arrested before. The man hesitated and replied he thought about a year ago. When asked the charge he mumbled, I t’ink it was t’ree dollars, yer hannah. He was discharged.

Hannah

Friendly Suggestion Alyce and Grayce discuss painting on china

Alyce learning to paint on china seeks tips while Grayce notes the surface is hard to master. The exchange contrasts a beginner’s curiosity with a friend’s practical concern about adapting to the delicate medium.

Alyce China Grayce

The Sweet Music of Home Versus Lessons and Jokes

A pithy observation contrasts the harmony of a home's childlike melodies with the dull routine of piano lessons and notes how a careless joke can ruin a valued friendship, underscoring moral restraint and gentle humor.

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