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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
8
A collection of quips and dialogues featuring characters like Mr Blowster and Plodding Pete. Jokes touch on feminism and domestic life, with snippets of village banter about dogs, mothers, and a family’s odd miscommunications. The humor relies on dialect and abrupt misstatements.
An old style notice advertises subscriptions for a May Manton pattern issue. It urges readers to subscribe and mentions pricing and yearly terms, signaling a vintage sewing pattern promotion aimed at women readers.
Esquire James Freeman officiated a double wedding at the Young Hotel in Mansfield on Thursday of last week. The contracting couples were Logan Bradshaw and Alice Street, and Leonard Thomas and Clio Gregory. The newly married couples reside a few miles east of Hartville.
A mermaid sits by the coast sighing over fate and fashion as neighbors debate summer plans and a new Wil's automobile. Egbert notes his family may be sent to the country while others mock a small car for dancing.
Fifteen propositions appear on the general election ballot in Missouri next Tuesday. Proposition No 10 sits in the fourth column where YES and NO stand in the same white space. Voters are urged to vote YES by scratching NO, the single NO option in that column.
Milk pails with double bottoms trap germs. A false bottom creates a pocket that cannot be washed, allowing bacteria to grow as milk passes over it. Bubbles signal the warm milk, and as the milk cools the air contracts drawing milk between the bottoms.
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