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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
A Yale coach recalls an old countryman and his wife visiting New Haven to watch the football squad. The man sizes up a tall, 190 pound player and notes how football has developed him, exclaiming that the young man is in his fourth year.
A Welcome Lake reader claims Dodds Kidney Pills cured back ache and kidney trouble with improved sleep energy and focus. The testimonial urges publication to aid others and notes the product costs 50 cents per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York. It also mentions free booklets and a humorous quote about ministerial treatment from George Ade printed in Ladies' Home Journal.
A compact quip argues that love often misleads a man, while the reply adds that it also leads him astray in equal measure, reflecting a playful exchange on romance and folly.
A child named Harvey, age three, knows when misdoing earns a whipping as his mother discovers him on a chair pulling items from a chiffonier. The article notes the value of consistent bedtimes, asserting that regular hours matter more than the precise time, with health linked to a steady sleep pattern.
A preacher argues that salvation welcomes sinners with bad records. Peter and Mark illustrate redemption through grace, showing God forgives past failures. The piece emphasizes repentance, removal of sins, and that heaven honors grace over deeds, urging perseverance and faith.
An old Puritan kept a broken foot wineglass with the inscription Hold thou me up and I shall be safe to remind him of dependence on God. The relic served as a compact moral reminder in daily life and faith.
The article describes multiple three piece and occasional four piece millinery sets in fur velvet and plush, including neckpieces muff hats and matching bags. It notes materials like satin fur cloth and passementerie, with fitch fur borders and decorative touches, plus combinations of fur with velvet and plush for varied price and durability.
During the salmon fishing and canning season in British Columbia a large number of Indiana are employed in the different branches of the canneries each year. The Indian women and old men of the tribe work in the canneries while the able bodied men do the fishing. The duties of the Indian women consist mainly of washing the fish in preparation for cooking and canning. They are, it is said, the most efficient for this branch of the cannery work of any procurable labor.
An ad promotes wear-proof boat gear for Christmas from Wear-Proof Mills at 200 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa. The piece notes big Xmas business and markets to friends and neighbors. Included are light epigrams and quotes about domestic efficiency and motivation.
Circular skirts appear as a coming trend with white taffeta fabrics and hip fitting lines. American tastes favor Drecell's black lace gowns and baby lamb silk combinations, while Paris outfits head toward the season, offered to American buyers.
A historical piece by Julia Bottomley explores modern kitchen aprons that balance utility and fashion. It describes full coverage patterns, kimono sleeves, colorfast indigo and red bindings, and styles ranging from robust cottons to crepe, noting wearability as house-dresses with practical fastenings.
Jones laments the lack of sufficient stenographers to draft his letters. The remark highlights a shortage and prompts a lighthearted exchange about being shorthanded.
Some new evening models show apron drapery in front with the apron section hanging longer than the foundation. The apron is made of metallic Ince.
A Caldwell Ohio mother recalls her two month old baby suffering widespread eczema with itching burning and sleeplessness. After trying other medicines she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports complete cure. Sample available with 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Department L Boston.
Doctors V A Urevitch and N K Rosenberg describe experiments on animals at Rowssky Ranch to remove half the blood, prevent coagulation with sodium citrate, wash with saline, and return purified red cells while omitting white cells. The New York Medical Journal calls this a new chapter in experimental medicine with organ transplants and tissue growth outside the body.
A brief column notes public frenzy over racial fears as commentators mock a frenzy labeled yellow peril and describe others reacting with shock and irony in a city discourse. The item captures local attitudes through a clipped exchange.
Serge and satin combine in frocks and tunics with black satin foundation skirts and satin sleeve touches. Blue serge slips paired with satin accents create decorative effects, while sleeves extend to the knuckles and feature small glass or velvet buttons. The fabrics appear in frocks, blouses, and coat suits with silk trim.
Long tulle sleeves appear on many afternoon frocks including velvet designs, shaping the season’s dress silhouette. The delicate sleeves add elegance across various gown styles.
The description notes a preferred tailoring tendency where the line from shoulder to hip curves gently at the natural waist rather than remaining straight. This creates a subtle contour enhancing fit and femininity in the silhouette.
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