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Mansfield Press

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1909

Page

4

Shrewd Mr Dooly Uses Cow Tail Saw Wood Device

John Dooly of Jacksonville New Jersey claims a device using his brindle cow’s tail to power a saw to mill wood while milking. He tethered the cow and used a rope to pull the tail into a beam linked to a circular saw, milking in 15 minutes and cutting two cords of wood. He says the cow is now valuable and refuses offers under $500.

John Dooly Jacksonville N. J Dooly Essex Morris Pat Dugan Brindle Brindly

The Regular Thing at the Theater

A humorous slice of domestic routine shows Mr Billington pacing in the hall and Mrs Billington fussing with a hat, as they hurry to the theater. The narrator notes this scene mirrors daily life in about 100,000 homes each evening from 7:45 to eight.

Mrs. Billington Mr. Billington Billington Mrs. Pillington Broad Land

White foam and color theory in a seaside quarrel

A pretty girl asks why sea foam remains white if the sea is green, provoking a sophomore to explain light reflection. He argues foam appears white because it reflects all light, comparing it to powdered pigments like white ink and powdered black marble to illustrate the concept.

The Insanity Plea in a Kept-Quiet Kiss Case

A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt shows a young woman reacting to an impulsive kiss with indignation as the man confesses he was insane. The exchange aims to sway a jury toward a verdict, which was eventually reached amid tense theatrics.

Mets Philadelphia Ledger

Handicapped remark sparks Kansas City debate

A Kansas City item reports a harsh remark about a disabled woman and her social prospects. The comment highlights prejudice and social barriers faced by disabled individuals in public discourse.

Bee sting cure for rheumatism and gout examined

An Oxford traced account notes a Paris journal story of a French beekeeper whose wrist sting allegedly relieved long standing rheumatic pain. Reports say repeated stings act as a natural hypodermic, with formic acid as a possible active element, though certainty remains elusive per the Montreal Standard.

Oxford Fyre Montreal

The Smooth Way Voyage Tale by Tyler Cobb

A Boston era tale recalls Tyler Cobb a Brockton physician and wit who sailed a small schooner to New York. Battling a storm he grew pale then crawled to the deck where he cried at the captain to stay in the ruts amid the rough sea.

Tyler Cobb North Bridgewater Brockton Massachusetts Plymouth County Boston Herald Cobb New York Boston Mr. Cobb Hingell

Global human population distribution in early estimates

The text provides approximate world population figures by region. It cites Agia cradle of humanity with about 0.6 million people per square mile density, Europe near 420 million total population, Africa around 210 million, Americas 110 million, and inland adds about 10 million more. It notes racial distribution with blacks to whites at five to three and about 700 million intermediates.

Hanan Agia Eucope Adla Cevae Aftica Americas

Editor and Prop Subscription Price, $100 per year

The notice lists the annual subscription price for the publication as $100. It identifies H. 1 Daves as editor. The item presents a concise pricing and personnel detail for the newspaper.

Rubber From Wheat Discovery Shocks Industry

A Technical World report claims wheat and hogs can produce rubber, changing farmer views of these as mere food. Inventor Carr, once a mill boy, tested cereal glues in a shed with a coffee grinder and hot water, eventually pioneering the process in England.

Mississippi Valley Wery Carr Yuri England

Largest spoon at Rilo monastery stirs refugees soup

The woolen soup-surrer at Rilo monastery is described as the largest spoon in daily use. The old spoon, famed for over two decades, has stirred soup for thousands of refugees seeking safety from Turk persecution. The monastery dates to medieval times.

Te Tf Rilo

Private grounds warn loonists at distant crossroads

A farmer on a dusty road sits with a shotgun and reads a chalked sign warning loonists that all trespassers are on private property. A rambling dialogue with the wayfarer follows about threats and past incidents with beehives and melons, ending as the farmer declares readiness to fire.

Wille Alga Warnin Lige Hawkins Wayfarer

Eggs Unearthed at Glaniculum Temple Discovery

Sle. Rava, minister of public instruction, reports archaeologists have unearthed statues fragments columns and bronze objects at Glaniculum. A large triangular altar with an eastern apex and a brick core was opened to reveal a bronze Kronos statue wrapped by a serpent and well preserved eggs, indicating a sacrificial site.

Sle. Rava Ataliin Glaniculum Sig. Rava Bernabel Kronos

Unkind Insaination At Piano Stunt

A mother describes her daughter performing a piano stunt and boasts of the expense. A visitor retorts by asking if a neighbor sued them, implying a costly or disruptive act.

Critic Says Pictures Lack Warmth In Oils Query

A dialogue hints at painterly critique about warmth in oil works. The exchange suggests confidence in medium choice while provoking reflection on artistic reception.

Keep Your Bowels Strong Card Ad

Classified advert claims Cas carets Candy Cathartic will ease constipation or diarrhoea by toning bowels with genuine tablets. Warns not sold in bulk and to consult all druggists for purchase.

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