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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
2
An old newspaper item notes H and Davis as publishers based in Mansfield Missouri. The fragment mentions a publisher entity and location, suggesting a local business notice or imprint. No additional dates or figures are readable.
A collage of wry observations on fashion and industry signals, from rhubarb to dirigibles, noting spring's rise in hats and fabrics, airship boasts versus Wright, and the drift of fame toward favored insiders amid vested interests.
The account describes cougars coyotes and bears menacing residents in Seattle's Fourteenth Ward while Western lore remains in play with claims of roaming bison in Buffalo and Chicago as a frontier town where men wear leather breeches and carry bowie knives.
A prisoner charged with manslaughter in a Canadian town was arrested Monday, committed for trial Tuesday, indicted Wednesday, convicted Thursday and sentenced Friday. The unusually swift process concerns local defense lawyers and their high-priced counsel.
The text argues that magnetic presence often outweighs ability and urges individuals to cultivate charm to the highest degree. It notes that those lacking it are not inherently pitiable, as charisma is largely within reach for everyone.
A column notes centenarian deaths and a 103 year old woman avoiding an old age pension form. It recalls Cuba’s evacuation of American troops from Camp Columbia, with Cuba taking possession. The piece predicts no third occupation and urges simple, safe Fourth of July celebrations with parades and the Declaration of Independence read aloud.
The remark suggests that if Great Britain annexes Antarctic regions it will require no navy for protection. It emphasizes a radical shift in defense posture tied to territorial claims and strategic assumptions.
Germany protests that it is not manufacturing as many Dreadnoughts as England believes and strangers are blocked from German shipyards. Mr Bull finds this secrecy highly suspicious. No one explains why it should be natural or why Englishmen assume England alone wants naval secrets.
Practical farming guidance emphasizes ample pasture for calves and swine, wind breaks for poultry yards, timely dipping of sheep, and clean housing with cement floors and movable slat bases. It covers hornless cattle trends, melon seed quality, road improvement value, and chicken housing, along with horses' continued importance and economic context of silage and cattle disease costs.
A man driven by compassion abandons his garden life to heal the world with song and aid. He gathers followers for a global pilgrimage, but returns to discover his partner died tending their former home, warning that even grand salvation pales beside personal loss. The tale ends with the haunted singer realizing his vow to rest cost him his own happiness.
A quip from the St Louis Post Dispatch contrasts old and new values as a father extols the busy bee and a son challenges the idea, noting bees hustle for honey in summer but sleep through winter while others steal. The exchange highlights shifting attitudes and changes in copybook lessons.
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease cured corns and foot irritation. Mrs W J Mag of Camden reports relief from burning itching and discomfort after use and says she would not be without it. The notice highlights bold display by druggists and a price of five.
Reallam describes a picture titled Pigs in Critiet noting pigs in a field and searching for clover. Artist comments that the pigs ate it, highlighting playful dialogue and a rustic scene.
A short ad extols Red Cross Ball Blue as the top choice for horsekeepers and mentions leading grocers selling it at five cents. The fragment also oddly quotes David claiming all men are liars and suggests some work overtime, then pivots to a brief note about fly time and baseball as related topics.
All who value health should seek right living and proper timing, avoiding excess. The California Fig Syrup Co claims its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the perfect laxative, offering genuine benefit when bought from the company and sold by leading druggists.
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