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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement urges sufferers of rheumatism to cleanse the blood of germs causing the disease. It touts S S S as a blood purifier that has helped many, claiming the pain will be removed and the disease eradicated from the system. Free medical advice is offered by the Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Ga.
A stray OCR fragment notes a Yeoman of Norway in a Pharty DeLore during the week, with unclear surrounding details. The readable bits point to a location and a person name but lack verifiable context or dates.
A public advisory warns that calomel containing mercury drug risks severe illness and bone damage. Readers are urged to avoid calomel due to its dangerous side effects and potential to cause cramps, sickness, and toxic reactions.
An advertisement urges readers to skip calomel and buy Dolson's Liver Tone a vegetable liver remedy from druggists. It promises a pleasant taste and acts as a safe substitute for harsh laxatives, claiming relief from billows sluggishness and constipation without danger.
Fragmentary report from Mount Grove mentions individuals including Denis the auctioneer and M. Rogers. Notes reference a Saturday consultation and two influenza incidents with unspecified details and timings.
Fragmented notes list names and places such as Pleasant til a Pret, Whe Inet, Jethuy piety, Calis, and Nea Home. Mentions reference events, thefts, weather, and local people across scattered phrases without clear context or cohesive narrative.
A garbled OCR style report mentions oil industry, local workers, and city events. It references town figures, training, and community activities along with scattered names, places, and dates. The readable bits indicate a brisk, multi topic chronicle of local happenings and concerns.
The item list notes real spring weather and various local names like Rovere Berry Brasher and Morning Glory. It mentions movable plans and faith discussions with Rowe and Dron AOA among scattered community updates. The fragmentary text references meetings, stage improvements, and personal stays.
An advertisement text promotes a kidney remedy with testimonials and urged actions by readers. It cites various medical claims, lists dealer availability, and urges seeking the product from multiple sources while presenting a sense of urgency and local relevance.
Lift off corns easily using Freezone with a few drops on the affected area. Apply gently between toes to loosen skin and remove corn. The product claims quick relief with minimal pain and no lasting soreness.
Reading shows a damaged OCR fragment mentioning the United States and an athletic association with April event dates and a score near one percent, but specifics and proper nouns are unreadable.
A vintage remedy advertisement claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes rheumatism back troubles and irregularities for men and women. Priced at $1.26 per bottle with a two month course. Testimonials promised. Medicinal sales through druggists nationwide. Dr E B Hall address in St Louis appears.
Fragmented local notes describe spring warmth and rain expected in Sunset Hill. Mentions of residents like Johan Ritel, M Shelton, Springtvhl, and various gatherings hint at community life, meals, and church events. The garbled OCR lists names and places such as Akins and Reeves reflecting a midwestern town column.
Fragmentary OCR segment recounts a legal matter and personal dispute presented with name fragments. The readable portions reference a grant context, a plaintiff Mrs Deen Jatin Po Meee versus Deentr On, and a claim of best netted outcomes within a family setting. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
Last week items recount Mrs Mike Airnstether hosting a late afternoon gathering at Silwe Meain's. Melvin Paitew and others attended near Catin while Karl Late saluted Sita in the Greene Wiypria area. Seliwel Fe discussed at Pau Wee Wo Mie Minntdes Peedi Prine. A family reunion and church events filled the weekend with visitors and services led by Rev Bo Deavis.
Fragmentary OCR style entry listing various names and places with inconsistent dates and activities, some mentions include Miss Ida Pry, Willie Fry, J. Chow's, and Lowa. Content is garbled and lacks a cohesive event or clear narrative.
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