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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1919

Page

3

Inferno of the Temple Ends in Escape and Rescue

John Davin and Morgan clash over mine profits a deadly scheme leads to a Hindu temple fire and a perilous escape. Ethel and Spider are saved as Davin ascends a rope while Morgan is betrayed. John awakens in a hidden cellar and discovers a tunnel to hidden treasure while Shere-Khoo and fellow Hindis seize him.

John Davin Frank Morgan John Carr Milter Morgan Ethel Davin San Francisco Davis Lita Hifi Spider John Siva Vkty Sin Hoel Wis Ellis Ralnface Morgin Bellas Maron Rewch Onother Hawk Ughed Shere-Khoo Sheliam Rainface Che Depot Kate Beth Stiri St. Luke Larry Gupta Ino Vey Tarle James Bowad Queenselous Nurtikine Tay Atria Colr Delpmee Moses Hindes Leon Élininey Stere Rian Stere Rian, Who Avon Wiltelina All From the Ground, Hiese Ti Ot Ivjanin Lairtleadedt Dinwell Athick Bine Miler Annekeld Ralufave Ucdot Shere-Khan Pule Shere Khan

The Spider’s Escape from the Temple Cave

The Spider climbs the ruined temple altar and eludes Hindu captors after discovering a hidden passage. He traces footprints, finds Davis and Shellum’s bodies, and learns of a broader pursuit as violence erupts in the hotel and harbor town. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as captives are cast into the sea.

Remedy Advice for Diarrhoea in Young Children

The note recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea in children one year old or older. It advises keeping the remedy ready and giving it at the first sign of unusual looseness of the bowels, followed by a rose of cantor oil.

Chamberlain Ady

Cool nights and community gatherings noted in Penney history

The report records Findley and family visiting G. W. Nevels on Sunday with Mireee Effie and Blanche. An ice cream supper at Wilbur Johnson’s Saturday drew a large crowd. Findley undertook a Mansfield trip Saturday. Nevels family visited J. B. Pindley on Sunday. B. C. Williams and family from near Adrian stayed with G. N. Findley Friday. Mrs. Williamson Baker, ill for three weeks, shows little improvement.

GN. Findley Mireee Effie Blanche G. W. Nevels Wilbur Johnson CH. Nevels J. B. Pindley B.C. Willams Near Adrain G. N. Findley Wmn. Baker

Hog Powder Promises Health for Pigs

An advertisement claims A. A. Thomas Hog Powder boosts pig digestion, expels worms, and improves growth. The tonic is touted as a daily feed addition to prevent losses and increase profit, attributed to Tf. M. Nor cross.

A. A. Thomas M. Norcross

Rembert Notes And Social Roundup From Mt Moriah

Hiram Coday has a Foril. Henry Borert and Bertha Young attended the singing convention at Mt. Moriah Sunday. Janes Rippee’s and Will Hake and wife were dinner guests at Reuben Young’s Sunday. Mrs. J. D. Jonesse on the sick list. John Vone of Oklahoma visiting Lamp Young’s JL. Willams and wife were dinner guests at Marve Hickman’s last Sunday. Rev. Gearing is holding a revival meeting at Pleasant Hill.

Hiram Coday Henry Borert Bertha Young Mt. Moriah Janes Rippee Will Hake Wife Reuben Young John Vone Oklahoma Lamp Young Willams and Marve Hickman Gearing Pleasant Hill

For A Weak Stomach Cham berlain Tablets Relief

A notice notes the relief Cham berlain's Tablets provide to weak stomachs and impaired digestion with many cases reporting permanent improvement and restoration. Adv Mary J. Dixon has moved to a property she bought from William Dedmon. Dedmon will occupy the farm acquired from Mrs Dixon.

Chamberlain Mary J. Dixon Wm. Dedmon Mr. Dedmon Mra. Dixon

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