Names Acknowledged for Subscriptions in Mansfield Area
A long list thanks subscribers who renewed payments since the last report. Names span multiple towns including Mansfield Seymour Neosho and Lindsay with addresses in Missouri Kansas and Nebraska, noting individuals such as Rev J W Null Virgil Dewhirst and Zetta Wood among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Null
Seymour
Virgil Dewhirst
Mansfield
E. E. Newton
Neosho
J. T. Rosevear
Steve Burch
Americas
Kans
Nellie Burch Sperry
Milltown
Robert Archer
M. Hodge
J. P. Fewin
Kincaid
J. H. Ayers
W. H. Moore
Lindsay
Calif
Joe Ballou
Cal
Aymod Calhoun
Norwood
J. T. Younger
Springfield
M. H. Dennis
Cecil Brazeal
Fordland
E.W. Hirst
Grand Island
Neb
Chester Tharp
M. Deaver
Kansas City
J. H. Young
Manes
R. L. Singer
Walter Johnston
A. Rippee
Grovespring
H. D. Carver
Muskogee
Ukla
J. F. Keith
W.S. Gaskill
A.E. Gullley
St. Joseph
Wm. Ayers
Hudson
N. M
Lead Hill Do all the good you can
Lead Hill residents reflect on charity and faith with a moral maxim. The column notes a rainy Saturday, family visits, new births to Goss and Morris families, and local social news. A singing event is announced for the Lead Hill church. An accident injures Walter Goss while roofing for Ray Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C Morris
Jd.n. Goss
Cedar Gap
Fred Goss
Joe Goss
Ed Lee
Viola Winburn
Koshkonong
Jie
T. W. Goss
Diggins
Ray Morris
Walter
Red Wing Weather and Local Social Notes
Red Wing notes express desire for rain and winterlike conditions. Social items include Mrs. Mitchell staying with C. V. Ashworth and N. C. Fry, Edgman’s visit to John J. Fry, Muriel Dennis moving to his place, Mary Dennis and Opal Frye at Sam Frye’s quilting, Jonathan Owens making molas at N. C. Frye’s, and Charles Bogard with family visiting from Texas. Little Jimmy referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mitchell
C. V. Ashworth
N. C. Fry
Mr. Edgman
John J. Frye
Muriel Dennis
Mary Dennis
Opal Frye
Sam Frye
Jonathan Owens
N.C
Georgette and Crepe de Chine Lines at Bon Marche Millinery
A sale notice highlights Georgette waists in pastel shades with embroidery or beading, a line of Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Corsets, plus a full assortment of Hats and Tams in all shades and sizes at the Bon Marche Millinery Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Marche Millinery
Taft Outlines League Plan for Better Public Understanding
Ex President William H. Taft presents a simplified outline of the League of Nations plan. He argues that core principles are easy to grasp when stripped of legal jargon and diplomatic complexity. The effort aims to help Americans see the proposal clearly amid debate and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Taft
United States
League of Nations aims to keep world peace
The article argues for the Covenant of the League of Nations as the means to prevent wars through international cooperation. It emphasizes removal of war causes, an international court, arms reductions, penalties for aggressors, and the United States role, urging Senate approval and public support to join the League for universal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Mattois
League
Paris
United States
Senate
Seratura
Germany
Belgium
France
Mexico
Wie
United States Senate
Legene
Tard
Hind
Atmerlegn
Indy
Lenune
Brent
Uelcom
Grit Beilalo
Birnie
Nation
THORN
How Much for Beef The Share of Each Player in the Proceeds
An analysis based on USDA figures traces the division of money from beef from live cattle to the consumer. Farmers get 4 to 7.5 percent of total proceeds for live animals, 3 to 4 percent for shipping and care, packers take 5 to 6 percent covering slaughtering and distribution, and butchers receive about 15 to 4 percent for selling costs and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Agriculture
Starting Baby to Eat The Right Way
Diet guidance for a seven month old child outlines a staged feeding plan with cereals at 10 a.m., progressing portions over weeks, plus mashed vegetables and avoidance of salt. It emphasizes boiled milk and water, clean floors, and safety, compiled under U S Childrens Bureau and defense councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strom
Childrens Bureau US
Department of Labor
Ontario mineral output declines after war rise
The Ontario mineral output report shows a drop in production for the first quarter of 1919 from the wartime peak. Nickel matte remains the key ore, with output in early 1918 exceeding 77,000 tons versus 51,610 tons in 1919 quarter, and values falling from 5,806,200 to about 2,000,000. Copper gold silver also decline, while some secondary minerals rise. Overall metalliferous output is more than 1.9 million dollars lower than 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Exonerated misquote from a Victorian dialogue
A fragmentary exchange shows a woman asking what she did to inspire marriage and a man replying it was not her fault, noting he had visions and should have consulted an opulent adviser at the time. The line appears from a hostun tramverint context.
Mirror Subscription Offer Appears in Announcement
The Mirror notes its policy of sending subscriptions for any periodical upon request. The notice outlines how readers may request a periodical sending and the general scope of subscription services available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mirror
Shiloh Socials Highlight Weekend Activities
Shiloh residents attended church and church-related events this weekend. Lella Gates and Anna Gates dined at St. Freeman's. Alma Draper joined Shilo church services. Tena Dixon visited Nellie Halverton and Mrs. E. Freeman. Bertha Miller stopped by Cruz. Elsie Weaver called on Will Miller. A pie supper at Enndeavor school drew a good crowd Saturday night. Shiloh Sunday school meets every Sunday at 10 and preaching occurs the first Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Draper
Shilo
Tena Dixon
Nellie Halverton
TE. Freeman
Bertha Miller
Elsie Weaver
Will Miller
Enndeavor
Shiloh
St George the Patron Saint of England
The article recounts St George, Cappadocian knight and dragon slayer, hailing as a Christian martyr under Diocletian c190s. It notes legends of aiding English forces in crusades and Edward III invoking St George at Ca laia, leading to his status as England’s patron saint and the red cross on the Union Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Cappadocia
England
Diocletian
Edward
Calaia
St. Edward
TEST OF TRUE LOVE SHER
A witty dialogue excerpt from the Edinburgh Scotsman portrays a couple debating a long walk to see each other. The humor centers on their playful banter and anticipation as the last car departs, highlighting affectionate courtship in a quaint press voice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Crider
Fred Crider
Inllinois
William H. Taft
Othe
Chermgny
Waren
Natal
Giermatia
Lesane
Cour Cormany
R. R. Sikes Haa
J. White
H. E. Frink
Hartville
Lucy Shinpnough
Lou Rich
California
N.b.pierson
Johnson & Brown
J. W. Floyd
Mansfield Produce Co
Ford
W.B. Hitchcock
Burney
Rogersville
Mr.Hodge
Poland
China
Edgar Bruzeal
J.C. Shinpaugh
G. W. Freeman & Son
A. R. Overman
Salem Ind
Cauble
J. W. Floyd's
O.B Whitaker
Pismark, Oil
Mrs. Whitaker
Wembleau
W. T. Norcross
Ady
Mansfield Telephone Co
Reynolds & Campbell
Fuson Drug
Mannsfield
Charles Massey
Olathe
W. S. Smith
Sidney Williams
OC. W. Towe
Fuson Drug Co
Pleasant Valley Township
Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley
Roy & Stephens
Adv
T. B. German
R. R. Reed
Tulsa
Okla
Or. Reed
West Plains
Reed-Harlin Grocer Co
His. Wilson
Ava
W. EH. Brake
Macomb
Clare Tarbutton
C. C. Newton
Ira M. Davis
Jack Bane
Mountain Grove
W.E Burton
O. C. Rippee
A. L. Owings
Rippee
C. QO
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Missouri Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Mineral Output OF
Parrodze Mirror Advertisers
Lella Gates
Anna Gates
St. Freeman's
Edingsburgh
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