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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
7
Foley Kidney Pills relieve suffering from weak kidneys and bladder issues by aiding natural tissue building and restoring normal action. This ad markets a daily special and emphasizes quick relief and regaining bladder control amidst a collage of humorous and unrelated short snippets and questions.
A draper’s shop employs a boy who fetches a yard of silk for a customer. The customer cries out for a yard of allk and shouts that she is mad. The boy runs to a nearby policeman shouting that a woman in the shop has gone mad and wants muzeling.
A lady doctor writes of daily pleasure in Postum coffee substitute praising its taste and health benefits. She recounts eight years of use since coffee caused sleepless nights and nerves, noting improved sleep weight and calmness. Postum comes in Regular and Instant forms with cream and sugar.
A drowning romance unfolds after Beatrice Waverly dives to save Alger Montague at a quiet inland lake near a summer hotel. Despite initial friction and social games, Beatrice and Alger fall into a genuine bond, the rescue altering their flawed courtship and leading to a lasting romance.
Readers debate whether none takes a plural or singular verb, with defenders arguing usage decides correctness. The exchange notes language shifts, etymology futile to settle, and that context and habitual practice guide what none means in practice.
A regional reminiscence cites Zane Grey speaking on dental progress, noting how 100 teeth were once removed and now dental science preserves them. In eighties rural life a bride-to-be saved with clothes rather than teeth, while two old women gossip about a forthcoming marriage and a missing tooth.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt ridiculed the old anti suffrage slogan of a woman’s place at home in Chicago. She dismissed the term domestic as overused and elastic, recalling a Georgia court witness who invoked domestic trouble to dodge testimony after admitting time in jail for stealing a cow.
LeRoy C. O'Brien of Saginaw Michigan testifies that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared his face of seed warts after nine months of disfigurement. He received a free sample then bought the products and saw healing begin in ten days with no scarring. Cuticura advertised worldwide with a free sample offer.
A fragment from a humorous exchange shows a customs inspector quipping about letting ladies smuggle a few cigarettes a cake of soap or similar items. The snippet ends with an aside about man praising another man.
A health note urges mild laxatives over harsh purgatives for elders to avoid dangerous constipation. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, nearly natural tonic that strengthens bowel muscles, with testimonials, pricing, and mail order sample info.
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