Mansfield Press Editor Juson Price Notice
Mansfield Press editorship details list Juson Price as editor and proprietor with annual subscription rate of 4100 per year.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
4
Mansfield Press editorship details list Juson Price as editor and proprietor with annual subscription rate of 4100 per year.
A medium sized serge umbrella narrates its life from factory to first owner Mr. Winthrop, then a hurried thief, rough handling, and repeated losses. Stolen again, used as a cane, it ends torn and discarded in an ash heap amid rubbish.
An advertisement touts Preventies candy tablets as a magic cold remedy. It promises rapid fever reduction, kid friendly taste, and economy with a large box priced at 25 cents. Sold by local druggists.
The poem fragment describes Nilsson presenting two poems to Maérié in a lavish setting. The bedchamber is adorned with leaves of a woven material, while the Going room features horn bills used to court her tours, reflecting a ceremonial decorative motif.
Workmen uncover a stone tomb in Basie Switzerland interior crypt during heating installation. A bishop of the Roman Catholic Church, likely Lutold I of Arbure (died 1213) or Heinrich II of Than (died 1238), lies in ornate vestments. Remains show age of about seven centuries with cloths, sandals, and a carved shepherd’s star preserved poorly. photographs and museum examination followed before final burial.
Directory lists presiding judge J. W. Allen and county officials including Sheriff Wm. Wood and Treasurer Carter. Churches note Presbyterian and Methodist services with pastors C. A. Thussell and B. D. Dunes. Fraternal orders provide meeting dates for Masons Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors, plus notes urging readers to consider their home paper.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Judge Mortimer Lewis as delivering a rhymed critique of holiday songs written long before their time. He muses on Thanksgiving imagery, pumpkin pie, and country idyll versus urban life, noting the poet should write of cheer while hungry for the season’s feast.
A debutante asks her mother how to converse more engagingly. The mother replies that the key is to use the word you more than I, explaining a simple method to sharpen social dialogue.
One day during Arnold Daly's brief stint as actor manager an actor who was on stage "paneed the profession" Daly recalled "on the street" and reflected on the moment when he left the acting trade.
A light blue enameled box shows the C with a tail as the Cascarets trade mark. The ad notes the product as never sold in bulk and urges consumers to look for the familiar symbol on packaging.
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