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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
4
A Brooklyn woman with a tall willow plume hat faced a back- row critic at a music festival. He admitted the plumes blocked his view at first, but he bent them down to see.
The duchess of Sutherland serves as Red Cross nurse under fire at Namu while German bombardment occurs. London trades employ about 500000 women, with over 45000 unemployed and around 200000 at half work. Mrs George W Goethals, wife of Panama Canal governor, called first lady of the land there. Over one million women signed a peace appeal to President Wilson urging leaders abroad to seek an end to the conflicts.
Isaacs offers a note as payment while arguing against street sale of credit. The credit man denies selling goods on credit, insisting notes cannot be traded on the street, reflecting a dispute over delayed payment.
A beautifully illuminated book listing 77,000 names of the dead from the South African war is on view at the Royal United Service Institution in London and will be placed in Cape Town Cathedral as part of a memorial. It is noted that sometimes silence is wiser than misstatement. A remark on the speed craze follows.
Westerling, poised to become chief of staff, discusses power, war, and peace with Marta Galland. She urges him to deter a war with Browns by speaking to the premier, while reflecting on frontier instincts, politics, and their tangled history. The meeting blends ambition, romance, and a clash of militarist and peace-minded visions.
Marta meets Westerling again after ten years in a tense scene. He hints at an old acquaintance while maintaining professional distance. Their dialogue reveals his control of the Gray army and Marta’s shared mission, foreshadowing deeper motives and changes to come.
A Century Magazine essay argues the fine art of simple living rests on restraint and discreet behavior rather than ostentation. It cites an old lady who avoided candlelight luxuries, contrasts social pretenses, and notes the ethics of saving and discreetness. An Electric Range piece from Electrical World reports a Salt Lake City display range running a week at 1.18 dollars, four cents per kilowatt hour with 10 percent discount.
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