Mansfield Press H. B. Davis Editor Proprietor
Mansfield Missouri newspaper note announces H B Davis as editor and proprietor of the Mansfield press in Mansfield Missouri.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
2
Mansfield Missouri newspaper note announces H B Davis as editor and proprietor of the Mansfield press in Mansfield Missouri.
A historical reflection argues many outdoors successes come from guides not the hunter. It notes guides track and call game, making independence difficult. While praising guides in some cases, it urges hunters to push to hunt alone if truly capable, avoiding reliance on others for eyes ears and life.
Berlin buzzes over Miss Olga Desmond and the Prussian diet as Dr Roeren’s interpellation on the cult of the nude faces sharp rebuttals from her solicitor. The disputes draw huge attention though no immediate prize money loss for the dancer is seen.
The prefect of police M Lepine issues a mandate making it punishable to throw orange or banana skins in the streets and to eat an orange openly. He calls the habit detestable and dangerous to public safety as skins cause slips and injuries in fast traffic. He preserves the gutter as no disposal site. A tuberculosis expert then claims five years and sixteen millions could exterminate the disease, but no rush of billionaires funds this plan.
A New York chauffeur jailed a year for manslaughter prompts the idea of unusual punishment. Swift & Co. and others show beef consumption totaling 770 million dollars, suggesting a beef-eating nation. President Wheeler denies college ties to mobbing of a Japanese student. the country seeks truth.
Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas extols Dr Hartman s Peruna as the best remedy for coughs colds catarrh and diarrhea He credits long life and good health to the tonic noting it meets his needs and is especially valuable to old people in his endorsed testimonial
In Kansas, Ulysses, Grant county, moved three miles from the North Fork bottom to a higher site. Once a county-seat rival to Surprise and Cincinnati, the town faced debts, boodling rumors, and schoolhouse remnants. After cycles of boom and decline, residents reorganized, bought new town land at twelve dollars an acre, and shifted the community to a cleaner upland location with better water.
Mrs Charlies Neave, born into birth and education, becomes a press agent. Friends say several leading Covent Garden singers owe much of their success this season to her work. She is the daughter of a titled man and the widow of an army officer.
A hand made cigar fresh from the table is wrapped in foil to stay fresh until smoked. The old cured tobacco provides rich flavor, justifying a higher price for dealers. Many imitations exist. insist on Lewis Single Binder straight.
Dustin Stax proclaims forgiveness as his business creed yet argues rivals should not be spared. He adds the public is to forgive while firms forget. The exchange hints at a tense stance in ongoing industry dispute.
An OCR fragment advertises a reward for a cure of catarrh and mentions F J Cheney and co. It references a resignation and business transitions with names WALoiNG KIWNAN and Marvin, a promised fee, and sales of a constipation remedy. The text is garbled but centers on medical patent ads and associated endorsements.
In a playful exchange the speaker teases Alonzo about a figure beckoning, while the other points out it is merely a marcel wave. The moment captures a lighthearted curiosity about visual tricks.
A compact clipping promotes Castoria with its long signature claim and Ball Blue laundry advertisement. The text hints at nostalgic taglines and generic marketing lines, reflecting mid century consumer notices and brand recall. The fragmentary OCR includes unrelated quotes hinting at life and energy themes.
A preservation of early 20th century guidance on infant care. It urges mothers to absent themselves after placing the child to bed to avoid creating dependence on lullabies and company. It recommends bassinet use, warm bedding, and airing mattresses to ensure comfort and health. It also warns against overindulgence and stresses proper sleep routines.
The text argues that young children prefer practical, inexpensive experiments over costly plants. It suggests growing a sweet potato vine in a jar with water and sprouting mustard seeds on a moist sponge to create a green, decorative display. An emphasis is placed on easy, mess-free projects suitable for curious youngsters.
Guardians of a picky eater learn mealtime goes beyond groceries. Theorists urge coercion, but mothers know changing the mood works. Make meals a game with rhymes and shapes, turning food into playful scenes like hollow rolls as Jack Horner pies and Humpty Dumpty walls.
Dressmakers show coat effects and narrowing hat brims for day wear while dark colors dominate spring. Handbags imitate mall styles, tiaratike ornaments top combs, violets and gardenias favor flowers, fancy hosiery expands, guimpes appear in cambric as well as net. A jeweled hair band may crown back or front styles. One clever housekeeper repurposed an old umbrella handle into a towel rack with hooks, adding a wooden spool and gilt paint for decoration.
Guidance on positioning a lamp to illuminate the body as you stand before a mirror. Warns against dim lighting in drawing rooms or entertainment spaces where undetected issues in attire become noticeable. Emphasizes practical lighting to avoid embarrassing or uncomfortable observations.
A new feature in skirts shows the closing moving to the left side of the back while the bodice still closes at the center. The change highlights a design shift in garment construction.
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