Poca by DOTTIE DIMPLE The Weekly Story
In a bare brown forest on a November night a group camps amid coyotes and lurking Indians. The poem contrasts jungle camping with a future in civilization where comfort and companionship await.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
6
In a bare brown forest on a November night a group camps amid coyotes and lurking Indians. The poem contrasts jungle camping with a future in civilization where comfort and companionship await.
Three tender feet use strategy to outwit hostile threats and reach Muskogee after a hunger filled trek. They find hospitality with a Cherokee daughter and her household before continuing their journey as an Indian police and agency demand they move on.
Mrs Joseph Sevder of Ohio recounts relief from nervous prostration and fainting spells after using Dr Miles' Nervine. She credits the remedy with her recovery before finishing a bottle and notes many remedies fail to reach the trouble's seat. The Miles firm advertises Nervine as effective and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
A narrator recalls a tough railway journey from Gibson Station to Parsons Kansas and St Scotland, detailing near-miss adventures, crude stops, and a deserting farewell among friends. He reflects on an era of rough travel, civilizing towns, and the hard lessons learned during a weeklong odyssey.
Mrs Lafayette Tuck of Homer City Pa recalls giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to her child during a severe cold in Pittsburgh. She praises its pleasant taste and notes it contains no opium or narcotics, making it safe for children and adults alike. Sold by all dealers.
A well attended Wright County Medical Society meeting was held at Mountain Grove with a banquet at the Hotel Meyer. Dr. R. M. Rogers of Mansfield was reelected president, Dr. R. A. Ryan of Norwood was elected vice president, and Dr. Butzke of Mountain Grove was reelected secretary and treasurer. The next gathering is set for Mansfield in February.
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