Mansfield Press in Mansfield Missouri
Mansfield Press N B and Davis, editor and proprietor, operates in Mansfield, Missouri.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
2
Pioneering but Contradictory News Snippets From The Era
A collection of brief, diverse mentions spans inventions births and politics. Topics include the envelope’s 1683 origin, elevator speeds, Scotland tobacco aims, hero Jack Minns, peanuts consumption, Paderewski’s nail mishap, a piano mystery, congressional spoils, naval voyages, War rhetoric, a Cleveland Leader quip, pneumatic pompadour tires, England’s military zeal, and crust hardening claims by French scientists.
Deaths in New York: half die natural deaths
About fifty percent of New York deaths are natural, not surprising since only around one percent of the deceased live naturally.
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Paderewski
New York
Dispatch
1907 Great Stali Bicycles to Japan and U S Parts Aid
In 1907 Great Stali supplied 20 900 bicycles to Japan plus 270 000 dollars in parts while the United States furnished 3 218 bicycles and 178 000 dollars in parts.
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Great Stali
Japan
United States
Freshmen Struggle to Find Dinner Venue After Fight
Due to the fight and ensuing damage at the last University of Pennsylvania underclass dinner, freshmen report difficulty securing a hotel to host their next gathering.
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University of Pennsylvania
Bravery of Women and Children in Earthquake Weighs In
Observers note that women and children show greater bravery during earthquakes while men are seen as less steady at home, with remarks about fathers returning to a house left in ruins as a parable of shaken households.
Freshmen aid seed distribution and surveillance photos rise
The Chicago Daily News notes freshmen distribute garden seeds to neighbors with gardens or votes, while the University of Michigan asks students with cameras to photograph seniors unnoticed. Milk standards face continued agitation despite milk consumption declines. evaluating financial merit raises questions about pay and morality in politics and employment.
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The
Chicago Daily News
Rocke feller grants boost to Chicago University fund
Speaking by the card, Mr. Rockefeller's latest gift of a million to Chicago University brings total gifts to $24,375,965. Gifts from other sources amount to $7,128,484, totaling $21,503,849. About $5,000,000 has funded current expenses, leaving a $26,500,000 productive endowment. The Boston Herald calls the showing handsome for a university under 20 years.
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Rockefeller
Chicago University
Boston Herald
Philosopher of Folly on belief and deception
A wry quotation contrasts trust and pretense in marriage. The Philosopher of Folly warns that a man is foolish to believe all he hears, yet even larger folly lies in pretending to doubt. The remark highlights skepticism toward spousal discourse and social performance.
Little Rollis Finds Soup So Hot It Sparks
A four year old boy named Little Rollis sits to tomato soup and, eager to eat, complains the soup is so hot it makes sparks travel down him. The humorous remark follows as he hastily samples several spoonfuls before cooling.
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Rollis
Deilneator
Farming Tips From The Farm And Home Notes
Practical agricultural advice on feeding, barn design, stock management, and breeding. Topics include feeding cows and hens, proper housing and ventilation, calf and pig care, tool maintenance, silage, and breeding strategies for horses and poultry to improve profits and health.
Diet and Dress for the Sallow Skin Woman
The article advises sallow skinned girls to manage diet and dress to improve complexion. It recommends lemon water, ample plain water, avoid coffee tea and excessive chocolate, limit rich foods and hot breads, favor citrus and apples, and caution against oranges, seedy berries, and overripe fruit. It suggests color choices like blues pinks and whites, warns against ecru and greens, and recommends a black velvet ribbon and fold beads. It stresses testing colors with a trusted friend and avoiding flattery.
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Ecru
Care of Throat to Prevent High Collar Marks
A health notice explains avoiding neck marks from very high collars by choosing a comfortable fit, airing the throat, and nightly care. It covers washing, cold cream massage, and a whitening recipe with honey and glycerin, plus a cautionary mercury compound for old lines, to be used by a chemist only.
Brass Lamp Mat Pattern for Leather Mounting
A homey lamp makes reading pleasant and protects eyes. Instructions detail making a brass lamp mat mounted on leather using a 1-inch brass square, a 1.5-inch leather circle, an awl, carbon transfer, and stamping to finish. Includes notes on polishing and color choices with Russian calf leather.
Troubles of Jungle Dentist headline gag
A quirky feature presents a jungle dentist riddle about whether a tooth is pulled for a meal or a meal is planned around a tooth. The tone hints at humor and light satire from a wartime era strip.
Take Hall's Family Cure Noted In Ad Text
An old advertisement copy claims a $100 reward for a cure related to medical products and family health issues. It mentions Hall's and CHESEY & CO as part of the promotion, with unclear references to medical solutions and remedies.
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Eyatem
Festinontais Matron
Chesey & CO
Hall
Mollie and the Hat in Heaven and Hell
A humorous exchange has Mollie asked by a speaker if her hat sits straight even in heaven. Mollie agrees and the joke then shifts to imagining asking Satan to add brimstone to the punch line, keeping a playful tone.
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Mollie
Satan
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim Stirs Debate
A questionable ad appears promising quick relief for piles in a six to fourteen day window. The notice mentions a purported cure labeled Pato INTM Set and Scopranterd fey Cure, plus references to Hoblog Witint Bleed or Protroding and money ref. No verifiable medical endorsements are provided.
If you are acquainted with happi ness introduce him to your neighbor
The note asks the reader to acquaint someone named happi ness with a neighbor, signing as Bishop Brooks, suggesting a social introduction or courtesy message between two individuals. The wording implies a personal invitation or recommendation rather than a formal public notice.
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Bishop Brooks
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises at Grocers
A vintage ad extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the best choice for cleaners, noting it’s sold at leading grocers for five cents. It offers a wry line about wisdom and wrinkles, then promotes Lewis’ Single Binder cigars and Peoria factory distribution.
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Red Cross
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
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