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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
7
The passage urges proper confession for every sinner when trespasses against God are acknowledged. It emphasizes that past sins cannot be undone, but present forgiveness is possible through God’s grace, urging immediate covenant with God and belief in abundant pardon through Jesus Christ.
The Harford Courant notes that adding women to church committees is proper and praiseworthy. It argues women form the majority in many churches, nurture roles, and belong in church and home leadership, challenging Paul’s views.
More than 240 new game laws were enacted in 1915 as states tighten protections, harmonize migratory bird seasons with federal rules, and extend or restrict hunting for big game. Notable moves include moose protections in Maine, deer and waterfowl changes across multiple states, new import restrictions, and novel provisions such as county ownership of game in Florida and limited bull moose licenses in Wyoming.
Vermont allows a minimum three inch buck length while West Virginia sets four inches and California bans entirely the killing of spike bucks, reflecting differing wildlife protection standards across the region.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy not a stimulant. It asserts proven health benefits from herbal ingredients, offers bottles in two sizes for sale and a sample 10 cent request, urging readers to act through local drugstores and to mention the newspaper.
Physicians for twenty years have prescribed Resinol for eczema and itching skin. Ads claim it stops itching on contact and begins healing, with many reports praising its results. Sold by all druggists.
A heated moment unfolds as a man seizes his hair in anger while his wife interrupts him insisting she is present. The text juxtaposes a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement and domestic dialogue, reflecting mid-century consumer culture and household dynamics.
St Albans North Clarendon owner Mr Plumley reports a remarkable freak dog that climbs trees. The three year old part pug and bull animal reached a 42 foot ascent, with veterinarians puzzled by its grip. The dog sleeps 20 feet high in branches, and its nail structure and broad paw pads are noted as unusual.
Lafayette Indiana retiree Matthew McNulty once called the village blacksmith ended a six decade career after shodding more than 500000 horses and mules. He once shod canal era working teams and held the Toledo to Lafayette mule shoeing contract, amassing about 40000 dollars for his fortune before retiring to his farm.
Chief of Police Vollmer announced that criminals arrested in Berkeley will be subjected to a scientific survey by University of California psychology experts. The tests aim to determine the extent of each offender's deficiency and the reasons for it.
Jigson boasts of his sharp appearance while seeking the man who owes him ten dollars. Bigson teases his look as they discuss the owed sum and the morning encounter.
George Cram, aged man and former inmate of Sing Sing for the murder of his wife, leaves the prison after a 25 year sentence. He visits Ossining briefly before a grand return to New York City marked by an automobile at the gates, swift transits, and a modern dinner setup at Herald Square hotel.
An old ad copy promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for scalp care and semi hair growth, offering free samples by mail from Boston. It is followed by a domestic social snippet about an invitation and a witty exchange between Mrs Exe and Edith regarding a dinner excuse.
A colored citizen cheerfully praises a jail as safe and cozy, boasting wit about looking out the window and the bars adding to its traction. He claims comfort inside, while an observer asks what he is imprisoned for and the reply hints at multiple marriages and past misdeeds.
Quotation highlights Vanessa as resourceful and witty with ten men at the hotel unable to teach her to swim. She ends up giving them lessons, delivering a playful, risqué exchange characteristic of light, humorous social dialogue in a period newspaper.
A brief note discusses Scribble writer Scribble and a critique noting poetry appears weak with unclear rhythm and line feet. It cites observers who believe the verse lacks strong meter. The exchange suggests ongoing debate over the work's stylistic merit.
A judge notes a wife drying clothes in the cellar, questioning health implications. Dialogue reveals the daughter wears little clothing, causing maternal embarrassment as the yard line of reasoning is discussed in terse exchange.
The message targets male citizens aged twelve to twenty five urging compulsory military training. It also advises mothers to seek more kindness and sympathy during life and avoid posthumous flippancy or flapdoodle after death, reflecting social values of the era.
Rumors swirl that Jones firm may fail as yesterday reports suggested it could be heading under, casting doubt on its future and prompting speculation about potential changes in leadership and projects.
Kenosha Wla Raymond Morehouse, a mail carrier, learns he is heir to 150000 from his uncle Louis Morehouse, who left Kenosha county over sixty years ago to seek fortune in California. The uncle rests in San Leandro. the family now lives nearby with his grandmother.
Lou Grayson sixty five years old, a Laurel resident, located her mother after fifty two years in the Jones county poorhouse at Billsville. The aged mother is reported to be one hundred ten years old.
A Deer Park village reports a plague of lizards estimated at no fewer than 5000 in the colony. The reptiles appeared drawn to a pond by an electric street light, attracting the large influx.
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