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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
4
The Ozark region leads in apples and peaches with the largest orchards and fruit yields. It states $6,000,000 from crops, $3,500,000 from berries, and $200 per acre from five year apple trees. Details describe ideal loess lands, rainfall pattern, sunny days, and disease resistance aiding orchard success.
An old advertisement promises to cure children of worms using Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge. It claims to alleviate fretful behavior, tooth grinding, night crying, thirst, stomach pains, feverishness, and bad breath, restoring health and happiness. A testimonial from Mrs. J. A. Brishin of Elgin, Illinois, asserts long use and full worm removal. Guaranteed by druggists or mail order, 25 cents.
Men are awakening to soil fertility needs and realizing the best method is to raise stock and return the manure to the land. This shift emphasizes on-farm nutrient recycling and sustainable farming practices. The message promotes integrating animal husbandry with crop production to restore soil health.
F M Jones, at 22, developed and sold a champion cow for 10000 dollars, turning a rapid fortune. The piece praises his brains, push, and energy, noting he risks father and neighbors and foresees more success ahead as a young farmer nearing 30.
Ridged testimonial ad touts Dr Hobson’s Eezema Ointment as healing all skin eruptions instantly. Cites Dr Dobson’s ointment used by physicians and a Little Town Pennsylvania assertion. Guarantees refund if not relieved. price and mail options listed.
A farm guide notes that oil meal supplies protein and succulence when roots or ensilage are unavailable. It argues protein in oil meal is cheaper, equating oil meal to 50 dollars per ton versus corn at 50 cents a bushel or 25 cents a bushel for eat.
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