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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1913

Page

8

Public Speaking Apples for Daily Diet

The piece urges eating more apples than the average family consumes to benefit the stomach and add flavor variety and bulk to meals. It highlights apples as suitable for both children and adults and emphasizes daily intake.

Road Building Rules From Michigan Deputy Commissioner

Frank F. Rogers of Michigan outlines wood tough road building rules. He stresses proper drainage, level roadbeds, and appropriate use of drains. Gravel roads praised for durability and low first cost. Acknowledgment to Mrs. C. A. Darnell for a renewal. Readers urged to read farm papers and books for quick guidance to save field work.

Frank F. Rogers Michigan

Lights by Dec 1 Dam Almost Completed

Wilton's Mill is a closed powerhouse. Crystal Lake funds Severn canal project to furnish Ava with electric vibes. A reinforced concrete wall twelve feet high will dam a basin feeding a large wheel for power. Dynamos and equipment will arrive. town wiring proceeds. The basin will serve as a fish pond and a recreation site. Dairy cattle tips follow, noting calf investment and small herd building.

Wilton’s Wilson Heeleotee Light Company Sauirdin Diatbel Ava Herald

The King’s Life Insurance Company Ad

An old advertisement touts The King’s Life Insurance Company as the largest and oldest, with claims of reliability and biblical endorsements. It emphasizes premiums described as without money and without price, promises now, and policies stamped with a blood red seal, urging repentance and faith.

Lord Jesus Christ

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